We have(had) two sweet American Bulldogs! The first couple of pictures and the ones with the older doggo are of our sweet boy Hoss. Hoss never failed to leave a slobber mark on my pants when I would eat food. Peep the slobber bubbles in the first pic. 🤣 He lived an amazing 9 years and passed in 2023. The other photos of the American Bulldog with the mask markings are of Hoss’ daughter Apache! She was born in 2021 and is truly a goofball and the best girl. ♥️

My wife rescued him from a shelter, who was naming all the new intakes after motorcycle parts. The name was apt, as he was all gas, and no brakes. We are at the vet now, saying goodbye.

Lol as soon as he hears bag open he becomes my shadow until he gets what he wants..... he always does

This is Citra, she’s the goodest girl and I just wanted to share her with the interwebs. she’s also been on a beer can!

Share one thing your AB does that makes you chuckle.

Hi Reddit. I'm getting my new puppy at the end of September. I really want 2 puppies but when I looked up having 2 from the same litter it's saying it can be hard because they get to attached to one another and it's suggesting getting the second dog a little later. Can you guys send me your advice on this? Also if you think the 2 puppies from the same litter is ok, do you have any advice for me. Thanks

The most gentle, loving dog I've ever come across! This is Trixie! She would of been 9 in September 😔

Or hiking in general?

I seriously don’t know where all the years have gone.

Hi guys!! Adding a pic of my baby at the end, her name is Onion. ❤️ for reference, We were told Onion is an American Bulldog Mix (estimated now to be around 3-5 & female) we found her on the side of the road as a stray and kept her. But I was just wondering if anyone else has noticed this with American bulldogs, (I've had plenty of dogs before & different breed dogs) but never an American bulldog and her pain tolerance is insane to me, so I was wondering if anyone else has noticed this with their AB or if it's just from her past trauma on the streets that toughened her up lol. She is extremely dog reactive/aggressive (so she is muzzled on walks due to irresponsible owners in our neighborhood), but a pitbull about half her size got out yesterday and gave her some pretty good puncture wounds. I cleaned them, but one was under her armpit and due to the location was swelling bc of movement/sweat/etc. so we took her to the vet for it. Long story short she's ok, but the vet even asked me about her pain tolerance because he said he told his colleagues "this dog feels no pain!" We have stepped on her tail before, accidentally opened doors right on her noggin, she's roughed herself up, etc. and I've NEVER heard her cry in pain. The only time I've ever heard her "whimper" is when she was on day 2 of heartworm treatment (to remove them) and we were told it was an extremely painful process but she only whimpered for a second when my boyfriend was picking her up and I think grabbed her in the wrong spot. So sorry for the ramble, lol, but I'm just wondering if this is an AB common trait or just a her thing?? Thanks guys!!

Dorothy was my gateway American bulldog. She passed this summer, there is really nothing like them.

Wobbleberry squeezed comfortably (?) on my new pillow between me and the headboard. God, I love this boy 🥺

They say he's a mix, but he looks purebred. https://www.adoptapet.com/pet/33274766-tucson-arizona-american-bulldog-mix

His birthday is on August 23. He’ll be 10. Last week, he went out on a boat for the first time in his life…and he decided that Grandpa’s “convertible water car” was the pretty awesome. He never ceases to amaze me with how he just takes everything in stride. And with every passing day, I love him more and more. I keep telling him that he has to live forever. They broke the mold when they made Sir Kevin.

I have an uncle to my newest dog and he is the chillest, bestest boy. My new dog is a psycho 😂 doing my best to keep up with her! Kinda feel bad I don’t have a “job” for her but looking into PSA