Discover the Banter Bulldogge. Below explains some key information about breed.
The Banter Bulldogge is a breed of Molosser or bulldog.
The Banter Bulldogge is an athletic breed.
The breed was developed in Ohio in the late 1990s by Todd Tripp as an attempt to recreate the Brabanter Bullenbeisser of the 1700’s
Banter Bulldogges are a powerfully built, athletic dog with a well-muscled body and strong stature. They are a medium-sized Bulldogge/Mastiff with a bully build. They have well-muscled, thick necks that are high-set and blend into their brawny forelegs. They have a prominent chest that meets the elbows, and their square shoulders are not overly exaggerated. Banter Bulldogges have strong rear legs that allow them to jump and pull large amounts of weight. They are slightly shorter than they are long. Banter Bulledoggs square-shaped head features a pronounced stop between their skull and muzzle. The top of the skull is broad and flat. Banter Bulldogges have powerful, muscular jaws and a slight under bite. Their teeth are well-developed and strong and their round, almond-shaped eyes are wide-set with a wrinkled brow. Their noses are proportionate to their muzzles and are black or dark red in color. They have a pair of short ears that are rose or drop shaped, and their tail is high-set and naturally reaches close to the hock.
Tails and ears of this breed are frequently docked. Banter Bulldogges have a short, smooth coat that exists in a variety of colors including fawn, black, brindle, red, or a mixture of two or more colors. They may have a black facial mask or white markings.