There are white English still around that are not in hawkensville Georgia. The reason that people that do have true web like to keep them to ourselves is, there are so few left because of breeding them to pits and American bulldogs. The old southern bridle bulldog is gone now because of this and we would like to keep the white English from doing the same.
I’d like to come check them out if at all possible,are you working them around animals or anything? I’ve been trying for quiet some time to track some down but I always run into a dead end.
Heck I’d even be interested in getting a breeding pair if at all possible, I understand the want to keep them around. I’d like to help keep them around too if they’re still some out there.
No sir, not on Facebook. Just have this TH-cam channel and an email. Is it possible that you could put me in contact with someone who does have some White English Bulldogs? prideofthesouthlandkennels@outlook.com
@@PrideOfTheSouthlandKennels no problem. I doubt I’ll have any luck being a yankee up here in Pennsylvania. But I’d love to find one. Been subscribed to your channel a while now. I’m the guy with the Alapaha blue blood bulldog. Might consider getting an American sentinel from Lee when this ol girl gets too old
@christophergentile7464 - nice, and you never know there might be one lurking around somewhere. The northeast is where a lot of them old Colby dogs reside. I believe there is some relation between the two somewhere along the line but I’m sure it’s all been far too long to amount to anything.
@@PrideOfTheSouthlandKennels True. I love your dogs and style but I’m really looking for a good personal protection/ home guardian. I won’t get another Alapaha due to the dominance issues and totally way too civil. That’s why I’m looking to Lee for the American sentinel. But trust me I won’t count your dogs out because American bulldogs can be super protection dogs.
Thanks Daniel. I keep on watching your videos in an effort to learn more about the breed and its history. Also I like seeing what you are doing with trying to create that great farm dog. One day I'll do a DNA test on my pup to see what she is, but for now I just refer to her as a standard American Bulldog. She is about 50% white and 50% brindle is 22 inches at the shoulder and weighs about 55 pounds. She is the lovingest dog I've ever had. Given her size she is also the biggest lap dog I've ever had too. Thanks again!!
Brother I like the way you broke down the strains. I personally prefer the American bulldogs with more color. I have a male scott type, that looks quite alot like Mac the Masher, his name is "Broly" king of the North.
@@ricosuave7102 depends on who you ask. I’d say they’re both still around but in small numbers. I haven’t had any luck at all finding a White English that is still functioning the way they were spoken about. Several claim they have White English but I haven’t found any raised on a farm. To be a true Old Southern White you’d have to find some old blood. All of this is just my opinion and how I view things. The next man you ask will more than likely have a different opinion.
That was a great explanation of the differences between the three. I have had bulldogs in their various forms my entire life. Mostly American Bulldogs. But my last and most favorite dog I have ever had was an OSW. She was totally different from any American I have owned, her temperament, her drive and her protective instincts were all heightened compared to other Bulldogs I have had. I know that different dogs have different personalities, but there was even something different about the way she moved and observed situations. She was smart and loyal as hell she absolutely would have died protecting me, she proved that when we were run up on in the woods by a couple half wild dogs. She whipped them jokers all across the creek bottom but would never chase them much more than 10-12 yards from me, she always came right back to me and stayed between them and I. Around where I am I have had a very difficult time finding someone with pups that come from good stock. I don't especially care about papers or looking at 20 generations past. Most everything I can find is from washed out dogs with little to no pigmentation not on the lips, the nose, no skin freckles nothing. I have always heard/read that the lack of pigmentation can telegraph future health issues deafness blindness hip and joint issues. Wondering if anyone knows this to be fact?
I think lack of pigmentation is definitely tied to deafness and other skin issues but I can’t say for the rest. I appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment and share your experience as well. Thank you 🙏🏻
Never stopped, but decided to start posting on here again. Thanks for stopping by and dropping a line my friend. I see your really working hard over there on your channel. Keep it up brother 👍🏻.
The type of bulldog you are trying to get i think is amazing. Protector, flock guardian, stock herder. i think that is something cool to aim for, especially next to the other bull breeds that i think alot are just trying to be like bullier look pitbulls(catch happy manic dogs). I am not saying people can't do what they want with their dogs but cool to see what you are doing with yours, so much utility all in one dog.
I think you done got this figured out. And done separated the BS from the real. U the only one I trust on this subject now. N I have heard the “top 2 names” but I think we know they added a lil sump more to the lines n lied a lil more😂
Thanks for the kind words my friend. I appreciate you watching and commenting. I can’t speak on what others done but what is done is done and I’m just trying to sort through everything to help myself understand better.
You should check out the interview of Vito Alu from Braveheart kennels here on Battle Bred Koncepts. He gives a very good explanation on the American Bulldog history and their colors. Its a long watch but very interesting.
Yea I’ve listened to him before and heard him speak. He’s very interesting to listen to. I’ll give it a listen and see if his latest is speaking on stuff I haven’t heard from him before. Thanks for stopping by my friend.
Hello, how are you, I'm from Brazil, and I would like to know if here in Brazil there is this type of American Bulldog, I already had it, but like Bully, I didn't like it very much, I had a Black with konfederation and bullspirit blood, 2 dogs came from bullspirit to Brazil
I believe Gustavo was saying that 2 dogs out of the two kennels he mentioned were imported to Brazil and he possibly owned one.@@PrideOfTheSouthlandKennels
The Alapaha is not misidentified as an Old Southern White or White English Bulldog as much as the American Bulldog is. They’re all different types of dogs and people always lump OSW, WEB and AB as the same dogs. I did make a video over the Alapaha though.
There are white English still around that are not in hawkensville Georgia. The reason that people that do have true web like to keep them to ourselves is, there are so few left because of breeding them to pits and American bulldogs. The old southern bridle bulldog is gone now because of this and we would like to keep the white English from doing the same.
Well I’d like to get one if you have some.
I’d like to come check them out if at all possible,are you working them around animals or anything? I’ve been trying for quiet some time to track some down but I always run into a dead end.
Heck I’d even be interested in getting a breeding pair if at all possible, I understand the want to keep them around. I’d like to help keep them around too if they’re still some out there.
Currently I don’t. Are you on Facebook by chance?
No sir, not on Facebook. Just have this TH-cam channel and an email. Is it possible that you could put me in contact with someone who does have some White English Bulldogs?
prideofthesouthlandkennels@outlook.com
I had a stuffy for 17 years. My best friend. Now I have an alapaha bulldog. He is a good dog but I miss my staffy he was perfect
Yea our little SBT is a great dog. Probably the best dog I’ve ever had.
I’m deeply interested in finding one of the old time bulldogs. Love what you’ve been doing by the way
Thank you. If you have any luck let me know. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@PrideOfTheSouthlandKennels no problem. I doubt I’ll have any luck being a yankee up here in Pennsylvania. But I’d love to find one. Been subscribed to your channel a while now. I’m the guy with the Alapaha blue blood bulldog. Might consider getting an American sentinel from Lee when this ol girl gets too old
@christophergentile7464 - nice, and you never know there might be one lurking around somewhere. The northeast is where a lot of them old Colby dogs reside. I believe there is some relation between the two somewhere along the line but I’m sure it’s all been far too long to amount to anything.
@@PrideOfTheSouthlandKennels True. I love your dogs and style but I’m really looking for a good personal protection/ home guardian. I won’t get another Alapaha due to the dominance issues and totally way too civil. That’s why I’m looking to Lee for the American sentinel. But trust me I won’t count your dogs out because American bulldogs can be super protection dogs.
@@christophergentile7464 What's your opinion on Midgard Mastiffs? David is friends with Lee and they had worked together earlier on.
Another good video Daniel. Keep them coming.
Thank you brother I appreciate you watching and commenting.
Very Good Job,Explaining The White English & Old Southern White,That Many Do Not Know Pre-Date The American Bulldog & Alapaha Blue-Blood Bulldog.
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Thank you 🙏🏻
Thanks Daniel. I keep on watching your videos in an effort to learn more about the breed and its history. Also I like seeing what you are doing with trying to create that great farm dog. One day I'll do a DNA test on my pup to see what she is, but for now I just refer to her as a standard American Bulldog. She is about 50% white and 50% brindle is 22 inches at the shoulder and weighs about 55 pounds. She is the lovingest dog I've ever had. Given her size she is also the biggest lap dog I've ever had too. Thanks again!!
I appreciate the support and want to say Thank you for always watching my friend.
Brother I like the way you broke down the strains. I personally prefer the American bulldogs with more color. I have a male scott type, that looks quite alot like Mac the Masher, his name is "Broly" king of the North.
I like color on my dogs too but temperament is king…so whatever works best I’ll take lol. Thanks for viewing and commenting I really appreciate it.
Do white English and old southern white bulldogs exist anymore?
@@ricosuave7102 depends on who you ask. I’d say they’re both still around but in small numbers. I haven’t had any luck at all finding a White English that is still functioning the way they were spoken about. Several claim they have White English but I haven’t found any raised on a farm. To be a true Old Southern White you’d have to find some old blood. All of this is just my opinion and how I view things. The next man you ask will more than likely have a different opinion.
That was a great explanation of the differences between the three. I have had bulldogs in their various forms my entire life. Mostly American Bulldogs. But my last and most favorite dog I have ever had was an OSW. She was totally different from any American I have owned, her temperament, her drive and her protective instincts were all heightened compared to other Bulldogs I have had. I know that different dogs have different personalities, but there was even something different about the way she moved and observed situations. She was smart and loyal as hell she absolutely would have died protecting me, she proved that when we were run up on in the woods by a couple half wild dogs. She whipped them jokers all across the creek bottom but would never chase them much more than 10-12 yards from me, she always came right back to me and stayed between them and I. Around where I am I have had a very difficult time finding someone with pups that come from good stock. I don't especially care about papers or looking at 20 generations past. Most everything I can find is from washed out dogs with little to no pigmentation not on the lips, the nose, no skin freckles nothing. I have always heard/read that the lack of pigmentation can telegraph future health issues deafness blindness hip and joint issues. Wondering if anyone knows this to be fact?
I think lack of pigmentation is definitely tied to deafness and other skin issues but I can’t say for the rest. I appreciate you watching and taking the time to comment and share your experience as well. Thank you 🙏🏻
nice! back at it?
Never stopped, but decided to start posting on here again. Thanks for stopping by and dropping a line my friend. I see your really working hard over there on your channel. Keep it up brother 👍🏻.
@prideofthesouthlandkennels absolutely brother. Gimme a call sometime. I'm not sure if I have your number on my new phone.
Existe esta raça ainda nos EUA?
@@PauloVasconcelos-nf3ze Si lo hace, es raro y difícil de encontrar en forma original.
@@PauloVasconcelos-nf3ze El Bulldog americano y el Old Southern White sí, pero no estoy seguro del White English, al menos no en su forma original.
The type of bulldog you are trying to get i think is amazing. Protector, flock guardian, stock herder. i think that is something cool to aim for, especially next to the other bull breeds that i think alot are just trying to be like bullier look pitbulls(catch happy manic dogs). I am not saying people can't do what they want with their dogs but cool to see what you are doing with yours, so much utility all in one dog.
Thank you for the kind words my friend 👍🏻
I think you done got this figured out. And done separated the BS from the real. U the only one I trust on this subject now. N I have heard the “top 2 names” but I think we know they added a lil sump more to the lines n lied a lil more😂
Thanks for the kind words my friend. I appreciate you watching and commenting. I can’t speak on what others done but what is done is done and I’m just trying to sort through everything to help myself understand better.
You should check out the interview of Vito Alu from Braveheart kennels here on Battle Bred Koncepts. He gives a very good explanation on the American Bulldog history and their colors. Its a long watch but very interesting.
Yea I’ve listened to him before and heard him speak. He’s very interesting to listen to. I’ll give it a listen and see if his latest is speaking on stuff I haven’t heard from him before. Thanks for stopping by my friend.
Hello, how are you, I'm from Brazil, and I would like to know if here in Brazil there is this type of American Bulldog, I already had it, but like Bully, I didn't like it very much, I had a Black with konfederation and bullspirit blood, 2 dogs came from bullspirit to Brazil
I’m not sure what types of dogs they have in Brazil my friend. Sorry. Thanks for watching and commenting though 👍🏻
Thank you, congratulations Beautiful dogs,
@gustavobayao542 - Thank you for the kind words 🙏🏻.
I believe Gustavo was saying that 2 dogs out of the two kennels he mentioned were imported to Brazil and he possibly owned one.@@PrideOfTheSouthlandKennels
I noticed the Alapaha blue blood bulldog never part of your discussion.
The Alapaha is not misidentified as an Old Southern White or White English Bulldog as much as the American Bulldog is. They’re all different types of dogs and people always lump OSW, WEB and AB as the same dogs. I did make a video over the Alapaha though.
@PrideOfTheSouthlandKennels nice! I gotta check it out. I appreciate your channel. Sorting out the different bulldog types.
@blunt100801 - thank you for the kind words my friend. I appreciate the support 👍🏻🙏🏻.