Breed History: Bulldogs 🐾

Bulldogs originated in 13th-century England, where they were developed for strength, courage, and determination.

After bull-baiting was outlawed in 1835, breeders worked to preserve the breed and shape the gentle, loyal companion we know today.

The Bulldog Club of America (BCA) was founded in 1890 and serves as the parent club for Bulldogs in the United States, dedicated to protecting and preserving the breed.

From historic beginnings to beloved family members — Bulldogs truly stand the test of time ❤️

Source: Bulldog Club of America & American Kennel Club

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  • Published On: May 31st, 2025Categories: Information

    New To Bulldogs?

    New here? Welcome! Established in 1890, the Bulldog Club of America (BCA) is the leading authority on #Bulldogs in[...]

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  • Published On: May 26th, 2025Categories: History, Information

    We Remember

     To all who served, we remember. #memorialdayJiggs II was the second of many #bulldogs to serve as a mascot of the @marines .[...]

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  • Published On: May 26th, 2025Categories: Information

    Get Involved!

    Want to participate in the #bulldogclubofamerica? We have local clubs throughout the nation: Seattle, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, Phoenix,[...]

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  • Published On: May 17th, 2025Categories: Health, History, Information

    Charitable Fund

    The Bulldog Club of America Charitable Fund, Inc. is an IRS recognized 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 1999.[...]

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