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Learn about the American Bulldog dog. Decide if an American
Bulldog puppy is the right choice for your family. Find a quality American
Bulldog puppy for sale from a responsible American Bulldog breeder. Find
information about training your American Bulldog dog or puppy. Also includes
books on the American Bulldog dog breed, American Bulldog picture calendars
and American Bulldog training reference guides.

The Working American Bulldog
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When there's a job to be done, the American Bulldog is more than happy
to do it! Descended from Bulldogs that were developed for illicit
sport in 19th century Britain, the American version of the breed was
used for wrangling cattle on the early frontier. These tough, sturdy
and versatile dogs were strong enough to hold unruly hogs and
cattle, while agile enough to dodge hooves and horns. American
Bulldogs are friendly, intelligent and assertive, and require a
strong, experienced hand - as well as a purpose. American Bulldogs
love to work and will do so diligently. Size and coat color varies;
they can weigh from 60 to 120 pounds and come in white and white
with brindle or tan markings. Early socialization and obedience
training is essential for a well-behaved, manageable American
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American Bulldogs
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American Bulldog (Comprehensive Owner's
Guide)
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Dog Training for Dummies
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Behavior and Training - Free information about instinct,
socializing, housetraining and problems such as digging, chewing,
and jumping up.
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American Dog
Trainers Network - Articles cover many areas including
problem-solving, dog psychology and choosing a trainer.
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Dog Training
Basics - Free articles covering issues such as puppy control,
working with rescued dogs and teaching leadership and respect.
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