Female English Bulldogs: Our Foundational Bloodlines


“These females represent the very beginning of our bloodlines and are the direct ancestors of most of the bruiser bulldog puppies we currently produce.  We are now on our 10th generation of Bruiser Bulldog puppies and many of these girls are the early ancestors of our bloodlines.”  

Each female English Bulldog shown below represents the total package that we look for in a female bulldog  

If you look closely you will notice similarities within each bulldog that shed light into our breeding philosophies. First, we reject the idea that the bulldog should have a heavy nose rope, deep wrinkle features, and saggy skin or eyes. While these are often very popular features, they certainly do not promote healthy English Bulldogs and often cause breathing and skin issues. All of our female bulldogs have light wrinkle sets that promote functionality and ease of breathing. We are also partial to a bulldog with a good metabolism and athletic frame. These features reduce the weight and pressure on the hips and joints, which can be a weakness of the breed. It is no secret that we owe much of our success to the line of dogs that we have chosen to care for and bloodlines that we have developed. This is one of the key factors that separate us from other English Bulldog breeders that simply focus on kicking out “cute” bulldog puppies.

 Beauty

female english bulldog

Chunko

english bulldog female

Clarabells

Crystal

Rosie


If you are interested in learning more about our breeding philosophies here at Bruiser Bulldogs, the following articles that we have written might be helpful

1.  How does a top Bulldog Breeder think and act?

2. What are the specific Bulldog coat colors that we offer at Bruiser? 

3. Want to check out our page specifically devoted to Chicago adopters?

4. Learn about our foundational females. 

5. Check out our stud page to learn about our top male bulldogs.

6. Learn about the week by week growth a bulldog puppy.

7. What to look for in a bulldog breeder.

8. Should you adopt from a local breeder?

Lastly, If you are interested in a specific color of Bulldog we have specific articles devoted to each color we breed for along with opinion of each coat color.  If you are interested in a specific color, we suggest it is worth you time to read up on our first hand opinions.

Coat Color Articles

1. White Bulldog Coat

2. Red Bulldog Coat

3. Lilac Bulldog Coat

4. Blue Bulldog Coat 

5. Black Bulldog Coat

6. Chocolate Bulldog Coat

7. Brindle Bulldog Coat

8. Fawn Bulldog Coat