Continental Bulldog

Animal welfare relevant breed

Other names

Conti

Life expectancy

10 years

Age adult

18 months

Height (Shoulder height)

45 cm

Weight

26 kg

Coat texture

short-haired / smooth

Coat color

brown, red, black, brindle, white markings, black nose, often with mask

Common illnesses

dysplasia of the hip joint / elbow dysplasia / eye diseases / respiratory problems / enropion / skin diseases / teeth problems / Animal welfare relevant breeding for extreme breeding / wedge-shaped vertebra / ectropion

Food expenses per month in €

about € 59

Suitable for children

Rather yes

Needs a garden

Rather not

Hunting motivated / needs alternative employment

Rather not

First dog suitable

Rather yes

Allergy friendly

Rather not

Athletic

Atletic

Attention

Needs much attention

Care and grooming

Low grooming effort

Eager to learn

Medium

Exercise

Needs a lot of exercise

Nature

friendly / stubborn / attentive / confident

Bred for

companion dog

Common illnesses

dysplasia of the hip joint / elbow dysplasia / eye diseases / respiratory problems / enropion / skin diseases / teeth problems / Animal welfare relevant breeding for extreme breeding / wedge-shaped vertebra / ectropion

Dog type according to FCI

not FCI approved

FCI description

Not FCI Approved

Short description

The Continental Bulldog is a very robust but active breed. They need long, extensive walks, but is not suitable for dog sports. They suffer in big heats. They are adaptable and charming companions with their own will. Because of their skin folds and the short snout they are prone to illnesses, owners should be aware of higher bills at the vet.

This information is indicative and adheres to the breed standard. Each animal is an individual and has a personal character, as well as its own needs. Thus, a breed is not a guarantee of certain behaviors, etc.