Robert Mason
English Bulldogs are small, muscular energy sources whose zig-zag gait exudes strength, stability and determination.
The head of the dog is large and spherical, the muzzle is very short, so the muzzle looks flattened. The eyes of the English Bulldog are dark, set low and wide on the forehead in the frontal plane. The nose is black, slightly upturned. The jaws are massive, wide, and projecting forward. The lower jaw protrudes from the upper jaw, while the lower incisors are slightly visible, resulting in a funny grin. The lips are fleshy, drooping. The cheeks are round and protruding to the sides. The ears are thin, small and bend forward and hang over the forehead.
The neck of the English Bulldog is short and thick, the shoulders are massive, muscular, and wide. The chest is deep and full, the back is barrel-shaped and slightly arched. Round hips protrude slightly above the back. A short, thick tail, either straight or curled. Short, very muscular legs. They protrude outward, slightly bend at the knees and form a stable position.
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