North America’s Finest Standard-Type American Bulldogs 🇨🇦 They stand about 23 to 27 inches at the shoulder and weigh between 90 and 120 pounds.
Prince George, BC
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“We have created this page to share love for the American Bulldog breed specifically, but also for dogs in general. We hope to help educate people on bully breeds, and dog behaviour. While also maintaining a light and happy atmosphere, where we can all share the love we have for our furry members.” - Brianna Patton & Lydia Patton (Sisters).
About the Breed: Scott American Bulldogs: "Allen Scott’s American bulldogs, often called “standard” American bulldogs, remained smaller and more athletic than those bred by Johnson. Despite being a taller dog, standing between 20 and 26 inches at the shoulder, the Scott type is sometimes mistaken for an American pit bull terrier." Johnson American Bulldogs: "The Johnson American bulldog, also called the classic American bulldog, is the larger of the two American bulldog types. They stand about 22 to 28 inches at the shoulder and weigh between 90 and 120 pounds. Johnson dogs have heavier bones, wider chests and boxier heads more closely resembling the English bulldog due to a cross with that breed." Hybrid American Bulldogs: A cross between Scott and Johnson American Bulldogs, still considered purebred American Bulldogs. Their size and build will differ according to which line they are more likened to. Hybrid AB’s are more often mistaken for Pit-Bull Terrier’s due to carrying the Johnson’s muscular build, combined with the Scott face. However, under closer inspection you can notice that AB’s will always have bigger jowls.
