Campeiro Bulldog
This Brazilian breed, also know as Buldogue Campeiro, Countryside Bulldog, Pampas Bulldog, is descended from a few lines of old British bulldogs. Used on farms to control cattle, the Campeiro Bulldog also helped take pigs to the slaughterhouse. Bulky, but very agile, this powerful breed is a popular working dog in Brazil. The Campeiro Bulldog is cautious, but friendly with people, loves children and makes a lovely family dog. It is fairly dog-aggressive, however.
The CB are a Working Dog made by natural-selecting since 1800`s by immigrants from Europe in South of Brazil. The Dog were breeding by farmers to managed livestock~"Cattle Drive". The CB is a very close Conformation of the Levitt bulldog. The breeding Program are quit different but the both seams to have a rustic load in the foundation. The Ox farmers have been breeding the CB because they needed a capable bulldog to control their animals. The Guardian Ability is present and the behavior is very close to the Old English Bulldog with a strong personality.
The coat is short and it comes in all colors, solid or multicolored. Average height is around 20 inches.
Appearance: The Brazilian Bulldog is a medium-sized dog with a large and muscular body. It has a broad head, short and wide muzzle, and small, floppy triangular ears. Its fur is short and smooth, and it comes in a variety of colors, most commonly brown, fawn, and brindle with white markings.
Temperament and Behavior: Despite its aggressive look, the Brazilian Bulldog is known for its loyalty, tenacity, and courage. It has a vigilant and calm temperament, with strong guarding instincts, making it an excellent guard dog. It is also very loyal to its owner and has a strong sense of companionship. The breed is suspicious of strangers and will not bark without a good reason3.
Uses: Traditionally used on farms to control cattle, the Brazilian Bulldog is also a popular working dog in Brazil. It is known for its agility and strength, making it suitable for various tasks on the farm.
Health: The Brazilian Bulldog is generally a healthy breed, but like all breeds, it can be prone to certain health issues. Regular veterinary check-ups and a healthy diet are essential to maintain its well-being.
Training: This breed is intelligent and responds well to training, especially when it is consistent and positive. Early socialization and obedience training are recommended to ensure a well-behaved and balanced dog.
Living Conditions: The Brazilian Bulldog is adaptable to different living conditions but thrives best in a home with a yard where it can exercise and play. It is not well-suited for apartment living due to its size and energy levels.
Care: The short coat of the Brazilian Bulldog requires minimal grooming. Regular brushing will help keep its coat healthy and shiny. It is also important to keep its ears clean and check for any signs of infection.
Exercise: This breed has moderate exercise needs. Daily walks and playtime are essential to keep it physically and mentally stimulated.
Suitability: The Brazilian Bulldog is suitable for families with experience in handling strong and energetic dogs. It is not recommended for first-time dog owners due to its strong personality and guarding instincts.
