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For more information on how the Olde English Bulldogge's were founded go to IOEBS @ www.ioeba.net/ioebaoebhistory.htm AND
The OEB's were developed by a number of breeders, not just one as you might hear some say. However, we do know that Mr. Leavitt started the wave in 1971 when he followed a formula created by Dr. Fechimer of Ohio University. He used a mix of four different dogs: 50% English Bulldog and the other 50% in a combination of the Bullmastiff, Americian Pit Bull Terrier, and American Bulldog, (in equal parts). Then, named them the "Olde English Bulldogges".
In the 1700 & 1800's the Bulldogs conformation and personality changed depending on the need and desire for that decade. As a result, today's breeders seem to be guided by their personal likes and dislikes, thus creating several different styles of OEB's. Some are very large, weighing up to 145lbs, while others are much smaller and very chunky looking very closely to today's modern English Bulldogs .
There are several web sites you can search out to read up on the OEB's, and many will tell you their opinion of how they interpret the true history of the OEB's. Below are two links that I feel have been informative to me and have guided me to the line of OEB's that I am producing today.
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In the 1700 & 1800's the Bulldogs conformation and personality changed depending on the need and desire for that decade. As a result, today's breeders seem to be guided by their personal likes and dislikes, thus creating several different styles of OEB's. Some are very large, weighing up to 145lbs, while others are much smaller and very chunky looking very closely to today's modern English Bulldogs .
There are several web sites you can search out to read up on the OEB's, and many will tell you their opinion of how they interpret the true history of the OEB's. Below are two links that I feel have been informative to me and have guided me to the line of OEB's that I am producing today.
Thank you for viewing my site,
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