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" Renascence Bull dog"

adjecyca

Good Dog
" Renascence Bull dog"

Anyone ever heard of this breed? Have any experience with them? I'm really diggin' the way they look
Are they the same as an Olde English Bull Dog?

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ignitethis

Good Dog
It looks like someone mixed a Boxer, Am Bully, and Olde English Bulldog, sorta. Looks interesting. Like a lean gargoyle. Never heard of them before, though.
 

Lee D

Good Dog
ive heard of them, but ive never seen one in person. I kinda wrote em off as another designer breed.
 

adjecyca

Good Dog
It's not spelt wrong, look it up, it means rebirth, i looked them up after i posted this, they are suppose to be a recreation of what the english bull dog use to look like
 

catchrcall

Good Dog
Staff member
Just going off looks, I would say those little guys would have a tough time on a hog. Short legged, short nosed heat stroke waiting to happen. You might get one to catch but he's going to have a tough time keeping his feet on a taller hog, and catching one in water would be rough too. I'm not saying it could never happen, just that I've never seen it. There are plenty of small catch dogs out there getting it done but they usually look a lot like a small APBT in build.

Not saying they couldn't do it, because I have zero experience with them, but they're just not my bag.
 

adjecyca

Good Dog
Just going off looks, I would say those little guys would have a tough time on a hog. Short legged, short nosed heat stroke waiting to happen. You might get one to catch but he's going to have a tough time keeping his feet on a taller hog, and catching one in water would be rough too. I'm not saying it could never happen, just that I've never seen it. There are plenty of small catch dogs out there getting it done but they usually look a lot like a small APBT in build.

Not saying they couldn't do it, because I have zero experience with them, but they're just not my bag.

There legs don't seem short? There snout seems decently long to me, at least compared to other bulldogs, but you're probably right, that's probably why no one is using them for hunting ;)I was just curious, they are good looking dogs, and i wanted to know if there performance was good as well
 

catchrcall

Good Dog
Staff member
Compare one of these guys to this :

BA is pretty average size and build for a catch dog



Usually I try and cut him loose as close to the bay as possible, but he may have to run a hundred yards or better sometimes and still have gas enough to catch and hold until I can wrestle my way through the cedars to him. Going off looks alone, I don't have a lot of confidence the Olde's could pull it off.
 

adjecyca

Good Dog
Well i'm sure they definitely don't compare to the APBT, but what breed does :)
But i could see how they wouldn't be able to keep up.
 

catchrcall

Good Dog
Staff member
It's all guessing on my part really, I could be completely wrong. I'm just going off looks and have never seen one of these guys in real life.
 

adjecyca

Good Dog
It's all guessing on my part really, I could be completely wrong. I'm just going off looks and have never seen one of these guys in real life.

I was hoping the fact that there snout is longer than most of the english bull dogs and Olde english bull dogs i see, that they would be able to preform better as well, and have more stamina, you know so they could do what bull dogs were bred to do and bait bulls... Like its not that i want to see them fight bulls i just want them to be able to lol
 

Poisoned

GRCH Dog
Oh I've loved them for years.
What's funny, is a lot of them have the body and even the head of some "Pocket" Bullies. Well, the good looking ones.

I love those compact little bulldogs - but I don't even want a dog who can't work in the heat without fear of dying. Sure, they are better off than most English Bulldogs, but I can imagine they still have a hard time. I've heard otherwise, though.
 

Lee D

Good Dog
I love those compact little bulldogs - but I don't even want a dog who can't work in the heat without fear of dying. Sure, they are better off than most English Bulldogs, but I can imagine they still have a hard time. I've heard otherwise, though.
when Riot was a pup my neighbor would bring his OEB down and they would romp all over the yard while we sat on the patio and drank beer. iowa summers tend to be pretty hot, and very humid and despite his smashed face that dog did pretty darn good. he didn't seem to be bothered by 90+ degree days, and kept up with an active 1yr old APBT for hours...something im sure an AKC EB couldn't do.
 

phillysmom

Good Dog
Compare one of these guys to this :

BA is pretty average size and build for a catch dog



Usually I try and cut him loose as close to the bay as possible, but he may have to run a hundred yards or better sometimes and still have gas enough to catch and hold until I can wrestle my way through the cedars to him. Going off looks alone, I don't have a lot of confidence the Olde's could pull it off.


What is BA's height and weight, if you don't mind. It's hard to tell from a pic sometimes.