America's Original Farm Dog - Real American Bulldogs Still Exist 

Sounds like my girl that I had to put to sleep just over a year ago because of cancer! Same thing even till her last day the vets were surprised and said to me "she is a strong girl" she was powerful, extremely protective of me and she was fearless! One key thing you see in this breed! As well as the love they give you is different to other breeds hard to explain IV owned and been around alot of breeds but after owning an AB I wouldn't have any other breed! But she was just a special dog I miss her every day!

ive just lost two of my presa canarios in the space of six weeks ,,literally ripped my heart and soul out ,,, so i do feel your pain,,, my next dog will be an American bulldog ,,, i want some thing pity and athletic with a big head ,, can you advize me ?

Man that’s a mf bulldog !!! Soem of y’all akinnny “workign bulldogs “ look like they got soem kind of Pitt or cull in em !

I always thought the dog in Homeward Bound was representative of American bulldog, but I don't see dogs that look anything like him in American bulldog videos.

@@cazgerald9471 because these are poorly breed with Johnson blood in them from a long time ago. The Scott or hybrid is far superior for abs

​@@10thclimbtovictorystevens65 Chance was high percentage Johnson.

A true WORKING American Bulldog such as the Old Southern Whites don't get tired in the heat. I own one!!! They are all energy!!!!

They were bred to work.

65kg? Thats a big bulldog.

I agree they are better equipped I have a standard Bulldog...but these dogs are farm dogs don't be so quick to judge. Some of these have the shorter muzzle, but it isn't too small that these aren't working dogs.

Both valid points

Yep if bred game pits an Ambulls for 20 years an depends on owner with ambulls mostly iv cut my yard way down but iv got a 70 percent Johnson bloodlines an 30 percent hines dailey mgk an scott 8 month male 2 1/2 muzzle sound medium 85 lbs little big for me this age but not fat an he can work iv put a 4 mile run / walk on him in 75 degrees not to hot but very impressive for his size an age an no problem cant wait to see him work a hog

some had shorter muzzles and some longer, kinda mix matched, much like today, according to old paintings and descriptions. if you have Bulldogs than you can see it doesn't effect their work at all

@@ciroalphalyon3662 The Johnson type bulldogs are a lot less athletic than the Scott.

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@@JustMe-999a John Johnson took the bulldog in the wrong direction in my opinion. Just my opinion. Standards are where it's at! And these are not the original bulldogs.

MOE Jones you don’t know what you talking about. Stop talking.

Sami Usmani - American Bulldog - Johnson Type

There bred by the AKC id probably like a American Bulldog mixed with Bull Mastiff the offspring coming from purebreds of both parentswww.akc.org/dog-breeds/american-bulldog/

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This is an interesting take considering that the majority of these dogs are bred well south of the Mason Dixie line. I would think if they couldn't take the heat, they wouldn't thrive down there in the many breeding lines available.

So get a smaller Scott-type. Way better.

@Spirit, Calm down, mate! First of all, they are AMERICAN Bulldogs; created in the AMERICAN South. I know they can handle the heat. Hell, there are people with Siberian Huskies living here. I wouldn't subject a Siberian Husky to our heat; and for my purposes, I wouldn't subject the larger, Johnson dogs to our heat and humidity. Especially when there are types that are better suited for the heat, and my pursuits. Use that attitude of yours to resist your country's oppressive polices and their repressive police state.

They pump intruders. HAHA

Jose Cuna

Facts!!!

I have American Bulldogs, both types. they do not over heat easily, especially if they are motivated to hunt

Lough Sun so true. I have a scott

@Lough sun its true that why i go for hybrids so i get the best of both worlds

@@ciroalphalyon3662 where climate do you live in because performance can vary because of the heat

+Tashan's AnimalDen : I live far far away lol in the Patagonian mountain's, its not as hot and humid here as in Texas or the southern US. In the summer it can get pretty warm though , but the American Bulldog is a tough Dog, that won't stop them from catching a hog

You are telling the real truth. They are a descent home defense dog; however, real work in the woods or hunting? Not likely. Scott and Painter dogs all the way for utility.

Working what? Lol

@@Thetailofthetrident did anyone ever say they were hunting dogs? They are bull baiting, farm dogs

@@TriggaPapi24 A farm dog and the bull baiting dog still need the aspects that I mentioned.. You actually complete my point for me.I grew up in Texas we had cattle we had hogs we had varmints, we had livestock thieves a dog needed to be able to do it all to be worth it. Hey if you just want a dog to guard your yard and be intimidating to the local thieves in the neighbourhood. That dog would do just fine. It's just not a performance dog and where you might understand that a lot of people don't. And there are breeders out there trying to promote those types of dogs as performance dogs.

@@TriggaPapi24 you should look up their history lol being bred for bull baiting is what that's makes them such great hunters, a dog that would fight a bull would fight/kill anything. The scott type of bulldog are still widely used today as feral pig and other medium game hunters. The johnson type on the other hand like in this video were bred for as the other person mentioned home guarding and herding since they're naturally much bigger then the scott type, but being that much bigger with such short snouts they have issues with overheating and breathing when working for prolonged periods. None of which is a problem with the scott type since they're on the smaller side and have a more functional head type. All in all they're both great versatile dogs.

Right!

I have a 100% Johnson, and he is doing just fine with me in Panama.

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johan bauwens - your comment may be true for the dogs shown in this videos but the Scott Type or Standard type American Bulldog is what this video should’ve displayed with a title like that. Scott Type dogs still thrive as catch dogs and hog dogs all over the place. They are more athletic and have more stamina due to their structure than the Johnson lines showed in this video.