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Bonsai Bulldogge

The breed is proportionately less responsive compared to many other breeds.

This breed do not bark exaggeratedly. These dogs does not handle cold climates.

Source: the dog breed was propagated from United States.

The dogs physical characteristics:Bonsai Bulldogges are mostly average sized. Males can grow to 11 to 13 inches tall. Female dogs reach a hight of 10 to 12 inches tall. Males grow up to 30 to 35 pounds. Female dogs get as heavy as 29 to 31 pounds. The dog has mid-sized half standing ears. The feet is mostly proportionately short. The tail is Short and hanging low. The muzzle is noticeably short. The fur is short.

Colors of this pedegree is normally any color.

Secondary info about the dog: The breed is normally not tough to locate for sale by your local breeders.

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They were created in Canada and can currently only purchased from me, Laura Kelsch at Hammerhead Kennels. They are 25lbs and under.

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