Dogs Types
English Boodle
| Breed Group: Not Akc Recognized |
| Weight: 15-55 lbs |
| Height: 12-16 inches
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Color: Varying colors of gray, cream, black,
brown, red, fawn; may be solid or a combination. |
Country Origin : The English Boodle originates from the United States.
Description : The English Boodle is a hybrid breed that is developed by crossing a Poodle with an English Bulldog. The breed???s appearance is based on both of its parents and can vary widely, although there are some common features. Hybrid breeds that are developed with the Poodle are bred to obtain a luxurious coat and gentle temperament. This breed is usually a small to average-size breed with a large head. Its ears and facial features are typically dark and average in size.
Coat: The coat of the English Boodle will typically be soft, curly, or slightly wavy. It may also be fine and short.
Temperament: The temperament of the English Boodle is generally a combination of both the English Bulldog and Poodle. The good news about this breed is that both of its parents have a temperament that is basically calm and pleasant. It enjoys being close to its family. The breed is affectionate and good with children. It seeks to please its owner and is very loyal. It should make a good watchdog and guard dog. Other pets are usually fine with this breed, as long as they reside in the same home as the English Boodle.
Care: Regular brushing is recommended for the English Boodle. Bathing should be done when necessary using a mild shampoo. They may be prone to such health issues as skin infection, PRA, epilepsy, and heart disease.
Exercise: Crossing a Poodle with an English Bulldog to develop the English Boodle can result in a breed that may or may not appreciate opportunities for exercise. The Poodle is a very active breed that enjoys long walks or more vigorous physical activity. The English Bulldog is usually an inactive breed that is not a big fan of physical activity.
Training: The English Boodle may be stubborn. However, they will not respond to harsh or heavy-handed methods. Training must be done with firmness, fairness, patience, and consistency.
Activity: The exercise needs of the English Boodle will vary. They are well-suited for apartment living. They enjoy family activities, securely leashed walks, and off-lead play time in a securely fenced yard.
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