There are several ways you can support American Bulldog Rescue while shopping online or when walking your dog! Occasionally we run auctions and partner with a company or organization to provide a special promotional offer. Those short programs will be posted on our Facebook page. "Official" American Bulldog Rescue gear. All profits support foster dogs in all our locations. Get a little something for yourself and help support our rescue efforts! Set American Bulldog Rescue as your organization on AmazonSmile. Shop as you normally would on Amazon and a percentage of eligible purchases is donated to ABR by Amazon. Your Amazon benefits like Prime and their great prices still apply. Great prices, great selection, h3>and free shipping at $50 (no exclusions). Subscribe & save shipping offers 15% your order. customer and $20 will be donated to American Bulldog Rescue. Every time you shop at any of the 1,000+ online stores in the iGive network, a portion of the money you spend benefits ABR.

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Preservative and grain-free human-grade dogs for your best friends! ALL PROCEEDS from the sale of Eat A Bulls benefits the American Bulldog Rescue. Check out these fantastic handcrafted, elevated dog bowl holders. All products are handcrafted, the profits of many products are donated to the American Bulldog Rescue. Heavy-duty collars for heavy-duty dogs! American Bulldog Rescue Vineyards wines cannot be shipped to AL, AK, MD, MS, PA, UT or outside of the U.S. Buy single bottles or collector's packages to benefit American Bulldog Rescue! Click here to check out the wine varieties and purchase online! See What Litters Are Coming Up...... Can you walk all of your Solid genetic stability and consistency for over 50 years Our cousin, Albert (Miller) Ward with his American Bulldog Our cousin, Steve Reynolds The Pups Look Like Now That They Are Grown !!! Just  Good  Bulldogs !!!       Litters  Tab  To  See  Available  Pups

Courageous enough to face danger with the confidence of who I am. Driven enough to pursue those things that I was created to run after. Tenacious enough not to ever Kind enough to consider Forgiving enough not to hold Loyal enough to never forsake those that depend on me. Help me God to be a Champion Come, Enjoy An Adventure With  Tom The family's dog was bought for a guard. Chained to a post in a chilly backyard. Housed in a shed that was airless and dark And every few weeks had a run in the park. When boredom set in with no fun and no work One day it broke loose and went quietly berserk. Pa couldn't fathom just why it went As it flattened his wife and then bit his child. The police were called in to sort out And the whole sorry tale was revealed by the press. The Rescue Society was really annoyed, So, the dog was re-homed---and the owner's destroyed. "I care not for a man's religion whose dog and cat are not the better for

Abraham Lincoln (1809 - 1865) "We who choose to surround ourselves with lives even more temporary than our own, live within a fragile circle, easily and often breached. Unable to accept its awful gaps, we still would live no other way. We cherish memory as the only certain immortality, never fully understanding the necessary plan."    Click  The  PayPal  Button  Below A  Payment  To  LAURA  KENNELSThis Link Is Slow Due To PayPal Security Features) This web site created and maintained by Herb and Lynn HallRegister your litter, click here for details. Transfer your dog in from another registry, click here for a Single Dog Registration Form. Looking for an ABRA show, click here for all of our 2016 shows. Interested in adding an American Bulldog to your family, check out our list of ABRA registered breeders. The American Bulldog Registry & Archives is a registry created by American Bulldog breeders for American Bulldog breeders.

Our USA mailing address is PO Box 2274 Niagara Falls NY 14302 Our Canadian mailing address is 3460 Hwy #6, Hagersville, ON, N0A 1H0 Our telephone number is 905-379-4489American Bulldog Breeders Directory Read new and back issues of the Straight Poop here! Use our FREE search tool to find purebred American Bulldog dog breeders nearest you, FAST and FREE! 1. Enter your 5 digit US Zip code or your 6-character Canadian Postal Code.Welcome to Heritage Style Bullies "American Bulldogs"The American Bulldog is heaped in myth, mystery and legend. Various versions of history and clouded variations of its origins and purpose of creation. Here at Heritage Style Bullies we do not buy into any one theory or story line but rather the commonalities found between the various sources to be the bulldogs true heritage; whether it be American Bulldog or some other variety. One thing that is for sure would be that John D Johnson would be given credit for having the forethought to create a relationship with a registry and name the dogs and start record of their breedings.

For this he deserves the label of the father of the breed and maybe even founder. While we respect this about Johnson we personally do not breed 100% Johnson dogs. Though it is pretty evident that a true, undeniable, indisputable recorded history is not available for the bulldog in general. The American Bulldog seems to be the worst in this area. When you read interviews of John D. Johnson, Alan Scott and others you run into this ones word against that ones. So what to believe?  We do not have reason to try to dispute or believe one side or the other. In fact we would love to see the two more closely united again. Feeling the separation of the two created a division that only hurt the breed; and there are great traits in both Standard and Bully/Classic lines. We have searched for those 100% Johnson American Bulldog breeders willing to work with us to help us meet our goal. And likewise the performance/Scott American Bulldog breeders also. We believe there is available a rich and colorful common ground heritage (Def:- something inherited at birth, such as personal characteristics, status, and possessions) for the bulldog in general and that the American Bulldog should follow this heritage.

It is by this we set our standards of breeding here at Heritage Style American Bulldogs. Thus where we derived the name.  After many frustrating years in the breed of American Bulldogs; fate would bring Luis and I together. And after many conversations; some heated and many that had nothing to do with dogs, we discovered that we shared many of the same principals and morals. Whether it be life, family, code of friendship or the dogs our points of view and goals were pretty simple straight forward and similar. So when a situation arose where we both saw opportunity to do a good thing for the dogs, but neither of us had the ability to make it happen alone. I guess what should have been obvious long before was staring us in the face and we decided to collaborate under one name to produce the best Johnson -type bulldogs we can. Which was to focus on Johnson-type which is a bully dog but with Scott/performance lines of American Bulldogs in the mix. We feel the diversity of genetics gives more opportunity to select toward health and temperament.

And to give us that muscled physique, buff, tight skin bully type of dog that we desire. Our goal is to not become too focused on any one part of the dog. But rather to build the ultimate decathlete of dogs so to speak while still having the appearance of a bulldog. It is not enough for us to simply have a dog that has a big bully head. Or to have a beautiful athletic body without a bulldog style head. Since there is no perfect dog we have chosen simply to try and breed the most complete bulldog that is true to its heritage. Some will argue the true bulldog looks nothing like the cartoon character of today. Others argue that they must look like the cartoon character to be a true bulldog. Some include the APBT as a bulldog and feel the name bulldog in history referred to many styles of dogs that had a bully nature. Here at Heritage we adhere to the thought process that though all of these dogs that fought in pits, chased wild boars, and fought bears have common ancestry they are not the same dogs that were selected for the specific duty of bull baiting.

And as bull baiting dogs became known as Bulldogs. It only takes a little common sense to understand that each of these duties would use slightly different size and temperaments. A bear dog could not go charging in and attack a bear or it would be dead. Even in packs of 6 or more the attrition rate of a hunters dogs would be just to great to meet the demand. So different sizes and mentalities and characteristics were developed. Though we agree that there is no way the cartoon character many call the English Bulldog of today was the working dog of old. We do know and understand that certain traits such as an undershot bite, thick bone, low exaggerated build, and being loaded in the front were traits that did not come out of thin air. Another words some so called purist believe breeders have bred to meet the drawings and cartoons as if the cartoonist created the dog and not the breeders. We believe the cartoonist exaggerated a dog that existed. Just as he does when you get your cartoon drawing done at a fair, boardwalk, or theme park where cartoonists may set up.

He simply exaggerates things that exist. And yes through the last 100-150 yrs breeders have exaggerated the characteristics to unusable proportions. But they are the obvious heritage of the bulldog.We also adhere to the thought process that form follows function and this is why a bulldog has these traits. The term form follows function was adopted by breeders from the field of Architecture. You here some breeders referring to themselves as dogmen and yet misusing this phrase. They use this phrase as if to say a dog that has perfect structure will function. If that were what it meant then it would say function follows form. Another words if you have form you will have function. But the statement is "form follows function" . This says that the function is decided first and then you form the dog to its function. Thus a Dachshund came about because first they wanted a dog to do the function of hunting animals in burrows. Obviously a long legged dog could not do this function. So a dog was formed to meet the function that was decided upon.