Moses

A very young Daddy Moses welcomes his very first litter of Old English Bulldogge puppies.

"Mosey", as we call him, is named after my mother's Southern White Bulldog from her youth. Her "Moses" was an American Bulldog. Her Moses was also who I was writing about when I wrote the "Story of Moses". This Mosey, however, is an AKC Bulldog. He weighs about 50 pounds and is a stocky, friendly little fellow with many of the same markings as my American Bulldogs, but with far less power in his chubby little body. This Mosey is no guard dog. He'll bark when he sees or hears something or someone unusual, but he'll also climb right into their car and want to go for a ride as soon as the door is opened, something I guess that the Federal Express and UPS guys will just have to get used to.

This Moses LOVES people. All people. He has no hesitation about climbing into anyone's car or lap if the opportunity presents itself. Also, this Moses, when compared to other AKC bulldogs, is quite an athlete. He can leap into the back of our pickup with ease. Although he's never been allowed to ride back there, he still insists on giving it a try.

Moses is who we use to cross with our American Bulldogs in order to create the separate, registered Olde English Bulldogge. We believe in the practice of crossing and creating first generation OEBs because this is the best way to reduce and eliminate unwanted genetic traits such as heart and birth defects.

We chose Moses because of several factors, the primary one being a lack of serious genetic problems in his lineage. I was also very impressed with his sire and dam. They were friendly, healthy and athletic. Athleticism is not a trait generally described when talking about the AKC bulldog, but, an athletic dog is going to be a far healthier dog in the long run. If they can and do move fluidly and correctly, there is less chance of the dog having orthopedic problems as they age. As a dog judge once told me, "A better mover means a better dog."

Moses' mom and dad were definitely better dogs than I had been used to seeing. It didn't take long for me to choose from that litter. They were all robust, healthy puppies. Moses was the only white puppy in the litter. Primarily white dogs, although not a disqualifying fault, are not as desirable to the AKC bulldog crowd as the heavily colored ones. I, personally, like white dogs as long as they have dark noses. The choice was simple and Moses came home with me. As it turned out, it was a great choice and we are very pleased to be able to offer Moses' progeny as our Olde English Bulldogge puppies.

Bentley

Bentley is an AKC registered bulldog. He is brown-brindle and white and weighs 52 pounds. He, combined with Punkin, have produced our most popular bulldogge puppies. They are gorgeous puppies with very laid back personalities. Punkin and Bentley puppies tend to mature around 80 pounds for males and about 65 to 70 pounds for females. They are strikingly beautiful puppies with superb conformation and color and wonderful, family-friendly temperaments. No one owning a Punkin/Bentley puppy can get too far on a walk with their dog before they are surrounded by admirers and people wanting to know where such a beautiful puppy came from.

Winston

Winston is an AKC registered French Bulldogge imported from Europe. We use him to cross with our Olde English Bulldogge females to produce the very popular Olde French Bulldogges. Winston is a powerful little dynamo weighing a mere 38 pounds but packing a whole lot of bulldog into that small frame. Winston helps produce very structurally correct, athletic bulldogges with engaging sweet-tempered personalities. His puppies love people, other dogs, going for walks, rides in the car or just hanging out. They are personable like their daddy and as healthy and handsome as well.

Levi

Although no longer part of our breeding program, Levi appears in so many of our photographs we thought we’d better explain who he is. Levi is a son of Bruno. He was to be used as our stud dog but his hips, although, “okay” were not good enough to use for breeding. His nephew, Shadow, has hips that are excellent. So, why breed a dog with good hips when you can breed a dog with better hips? That’s what we thought, too. Levi is neutered . He is, however, the American Bulldog ambassador. Everyone meeting him wanting a dog, “just like Levi.”

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