Catahoula Bulldog
Dog breed profile
Catahoula Bulldogs have short, dense coats that come in a variety of colors including brindle and blue merle. Their grooming needs are relatively low, but regular brushing helps manage shedding. They may be prone to joint issues like hip dysplasia and skin sensitivities, so routine veterinary care is important.
Training should be consistent and positive, with early socialization to help manage their protective instincts. This breed thrives best in homes with ample space and active families or experienced owners. They may not be the best fit for apartment living or first-time dog owners due to their energy and strong-willed nature.
Temperament & Traits
Common Traits
Health & Care
Common Health Issues
- hip dysplasia
- elbow dysplasia
- skin allergies
- ear infections
Grooming Needs
Minimal grooming required; regular brushing to manage shedding and occasional baths to keep coat clean.
Exercise Needs
Needs daily vigorous exercise including walks, playtime, and mental stimulation to stay happy and healthy.
Health Notes
Regular veterinary checkups and screenings can help maintain good health. Early detection of joint issues and skin conditions is beneficial for this breed.
Is a Catahoula Bulldog Right for You?
Space & Home Environment
Best in a home with a fenced yard and plenty of space to roam and play.
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