Bulldog price introduction:
2000-8000 yuan
How much does a bulldog cost: Currently, the price of pet-grade French Bulldog puppies on the market is between 1,500-5,500 yuan, the price of purebred French Bulldog puppies is between 5,500-10,000 yuan, and the price of competition-grade French Bulldog puppies is between 5,500 and 10,000 yuan. The price of the dog is more than 10,000 yuan. It is usually not recommended to buy a French bulldog that is too cheap.
Shopping tips:
1. Before choosing to buy, on the one hand, you can refer to some information about this kind of dog, and on the other hand, you can go to the home where this dog is raised to observe the characteristics of each part of the dog's body, so that you can understand the characteristics of each part of the dog's body. You can be consistent when choosing.
2. The French Bulldog’s head should be large and square, with the head cover between the ears relatively flat and a depression between the eyes.
3. The muzzle should be broad and deep, the lips should be soft and generous, the muscles on the forehead should be well developed, the lower cheek should be deep, square, wide and slightly tilted. The nose is also wider. The lips and nose should be black.
4. The eyes should be under the head cover, large and round, far away from the ears, not protruding, and dark in color; the base of the ears should be very wide, the ends of the ears should be round and upright, the base of the ears should be high, and the ear hairs should be Be fine and soft.
5. The neck should be short and slightly arched. The skin under the neck and throat should be loose, but the skin and flesh should not sag.
6. The body should be short and round, with strong bones, well-developed muscles, broad and deep chest, full and upward ribs, broad and short shoulders, narrow waist, curved hips and well-developed abdomen.
7. The forelimbs should be straight and short, the hind limbs should be stronger and longer than the forelimbs, the feet should be of moderate size, and the toes and claws should be short. The tail is short, thick at the base and drooping.
8. The coat is short, thin, smooth, soft and shiny. The coat color is slightly reddish tiger color, light yellow or brown, or has magic lines with a white background.
9. If the ears are not bat-shaped, the nose is too light, and the weight is too much over the standard, it is considered inferior and should not be selected. If the head is small and narrow, the lower jaw is thin and pointed with little muscle, the eyes are protruding, and the eyes are grayish-yellow or other light colors, these are not consistent with the characteristics of this breed. If the tail is slender and upturned, the neck is long and smooth and flat, the limbs are slender and less fleshy, and the overall body is long and thin, it is all very different from the standard of this breed and cannot be purchased.
10. When selecting, you should especially choose someone who is fierce, has a strong and strong body, has a spirited posture when standing, and has a flexible, coordinated and relaxed pace when walking. Bulldog, the famous British national dog in the bullring, the ancestors of the Bulldog can be traced back to the Molus (Molussus), a fighting dog named after the Molus (Molossi) tribe in ancient Greece. As its name suggests, this breed of dog is primarilyUsed in bullfighting. His expression is full of charm and his style is unique. True to its name, it has been used in bloody bullrings since the mid-12th century. Over hundreds of years, this dog has been continuously improved. After the abolition of dog fighting in 1835, it gradually evolved into a family dog. The British Bulldog is native to the United Kingdom. Its ancestors are said to be a combination of the Mastiff and the Bull Terrier.
The ancestors of the British national dog Bulldog, which is famous in bullrings, can be traced back to the Molussus, a fighting dog named after the Molossi tribe in ancient Greece. As the name suggests, this breed of dog is primarily used for bullfighting. His expression is full of charm and his style is unique. True to its name, it has been used in bloody bullrings since the mid-12th century. Over hundreds of years, this dog has been continuously improved. After the abolition of dog fighting in 1835, it gradually evolved into a family dog.
