The 5 Types of American Bulldogs Johnson (Bully) American Bulldog. Scott (Standard) American Bulldog. Painter (Margentina) American Bulldog. Old Southern White American Bulldogs (White English) Hybrid (Multi-line) American Bulldogs.
How many kinds of American Bulldogs are there?
There are four different types of American Bulldogs. They are the Johnson, the Standard, the Painter, and the Old Southern. There is also the Hybrid, a combination of any of the four other types.
What are the 2 different types of American Bulldogs?
There are now two American Bulldog types named after the breeders: the Johnson, also known as the classic or bully type, and the Scott, which is sometimes called the standard or performance type. In 1970, the National Kennel Club officially recognized and registered the American Bulldog breed.
How do I identify an American Bulldog?
Check the eyes. American Bulldogs can have eyes of any color, with black rims and dark brown irises being ideal. However, both eyes appear to be the same shade. In shape, they can be either almond-like or clearly round, and they are generally considered a medium size.
What's the difference between Johnson and Scott American Bulldogs?
The Johnson American bulldog has heavier bones, wider chests and boxier heads. It more closely resembles the English bulldog. It has an undershot bite. While the Scott line of bulldogs is usually pure white, the Johnson line of bulldogs is usually white in color with patches of red, brown or black.
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