Southern Bulldogs: The Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog 

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Was AB not used? I remember hearing a story about Lana using a dog or two off John D Johnson s yard.

@mwheele78 - Lana did get Bulldogs from John D Johnson according to him but it wasn’t certain they she used them in her breedings so I left it out. She also admitted to buying them in an interview I read given by Ray Coleman but she said at that time they weren’t called American Bulldogs. You gotta remember he called his dogs White English got a long time.

@@prideofthesouthlandkennelsCANT TAKE SHYT from what Ray said lol

@@raymondmurrell3755 - maybe not but Ray Coleman reported that she said it and John D Johnson said he sold her dogs. So two people with the same story 🤷🏻‍♂️. I’m just reporting what is out there don’t shoot the messenger.

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I know people were a little different 40-50 years ago but I’d still say some people bred for looks too.

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Yea a few of them are. I uploaded some from them and posted them under the community tab as well as a link to their website for anyone interested.

The Alapaha Bulldog.breesd is extinct it died when the lady who started the breed died rest in peace to her and the breed

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That’s actually a good question, they share a lot of the same history and started off very similar but if I had to pick a couple of things to set them apart it would be 1.) the Merle color, I have yet to see an American Bulldog with Merle coat pattern, and if it’s out there it’s a cross because the registries don’t allow it that I’m aware of. 2.) the Alapaha may be built very similar to the American Bulldog especially the hybrids and Johnson type but I just haven’t seen any that are built like some of the Scott type and standard dogs out there, some are similar but not a lot. 3.) I would have to say it’s just the breeders, eventually even the similar beginnings dissipated because the two groups of breeders were not breeding together. I can’t speak on temperate though because I’ve never owned an Alapaha buts that how I would differentiate the two as of now. Very very similar breed types though.

@@prideofthesouthlandkennelsI love your channel and I have a 9 month old Alapaha female. The only difference I see is in temperament is that the Alapaha tends to be overly suspicious of strangers. My pup was growling at people at two months old, eventually I socialized her and she’s ok now. She still is very aloof though.