American Bulldog

For many pet owners, the thought of losing their pet is unbearable, so you can only imagine the agony they go through when they’re accidentally separated from them. However, have you ever wondered how it feels for the pets to be lost? That’s the premise of Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey, a movie that tells the story of three pets trying to make their way  back to their families when they’re left behind. It's a touching story about the bonds we create with our pets and how much we value them.

One of the main characters in the movie, Chance, is an American Bulldog and provides the most comic relief in the film. These are medium-sized dogs that were once bred to work for you. They resemble Pit bulls, only they are taller and leaner. These dogs are categorized into three types, Classic or Johnson, Performance or Scott, and Hybrid type. They have short, coarse fur that comes in a variety of different colors. Their fur makes them very easy to clean and shed very little. These dogs originated from working type dogs commonly found in farms and ranches in the Midwest and Southern areas of the United States.

An American Bulldog is usually a social, confident and active dog. They do very well with families that have small kids. However, they can be emotional so they may need much of your attention. They bond very closely with their owners and are capable of protecting their families at any cost. These dogs are so active that they can run around the house or lawn all day and still find time to play with you when you come home.

When it comes to strangers, these American Bulldogs can be aloof. As such, they need plenty of socializing while they are still young pups. They are smart dogs so it’s very easy to train them to do almost anything for you. Start training them at an early age so that they will know their limits and tasks as grown dogs.

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