English Bulldog
The English bulldog developed in England as a result of selective breeding for bull-baiting competitions. After 1835, the sport was outlawed, and the breed's numbers dropped considerably. Proponents of the English bulldog continued to breed the dog and eventually produced the gentler modern version. 
Temperament
- Personality: Easygoing, responsive
- Exercise needs: Moderate
- With children: Friendly
Appearance
- Size: Medium (40–55 lbs, 12–15" tall)
- Color: Any except black
- Coat: Short, thick, glossy
- Grooming: Brush weekly; clean wrinkles regularly
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