The Catahoula Bulldog
What is a Catahoula Bulldog?
What is a Catahoula Bulldog?
What is a Catahoula Bulldog?
The Catahoula Bulldog is a multipurpose hybrid breed of dog created by crossing the Catahoula Leopard Dog and American Bulldog. They originated around the early 1900s for hunting, working stock and protection. The Catahoula Bulldog was first officially registered in 1968 by the Animal Research Foundation. These dogs are not meant to replace, change or harm either breed, but to create a hybrid of multipurpose by bringing together the best attributes of each.
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What is a Catahoula Bulldog?
What is a Catahoula Bulldog?
The Catahoula Bulldog is a medium to large sized dog that is an athletic, non-bulky, free breathing and versatile working dog. They are protective, loyal companions and working partners with a high eagerness to please. They are an animated and personable dog, often quite vocal. The Catahoula Bulldog possesses intelligence, endurance and drive as would be expected in a cross of these two high quality breeds.
About The NCBR
REGISTRATION
PROGRAMS AND INCENTIVES
REGISTRATION
American Bulldogs and Catahoula Leopard Dogs are used to produce a Catahoula Bulldog. NCBR accepts two types of registration: Regular and Breeding Stock.
COMPETITION
PROGRAMS AND INCENTIVES
REGISTRATION
The NCBR will host working and conformation competitions for Catahoula Bulldogs. The dogs may compete in conformation, hog baying, treeing, cattle work, blood trailing, obedience and agility.
PROGRAMS AND INCENTIVES
PROGRAMS AND INCENTIVES
PROGRAMS AND INCENTIVES
The NCBR offers a Certified Breeder Program, designed to be an outlet for the public to find reputable and responsible breeders. NCBR also offers a unique title called Champion of the Field in which dogs may work towards their own kind of award doing their daily "job" at home.