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The American Bulldog was primarily developed from the Old English Bulldog and various working bulldog types used in the southern United States.

Yes, bulldogs, like all domestic dogs, are descendants of wolves through thousands of years of domestication and selective breeding.

The American Bulldog is primarily descended from the Old English Bulldog and was later developed in the United States with input from various Mastiff-type breeds.

Yes, bulldogs are descendants of wolves, like all domestic dog breeds, through a long process of domestication and selective breeding.

The American Bulldog was primarily developed from the Old English Bulldog and various working-class bulldog breeds brought to America.

Yes, bulldogs, like all domestic dog breeds, are descendants of wolves.

Bulldogs are not suited to be outside dogs due to their sensitivity to extreme temperatures and their need for close human companionship.

The ancestor of the Bulldog is the Old English Bulldog, a breed originally used for bull-baiting in England.

Bulldogs historically took down bulls by latching onto the bull's nose and holding on tenaciously, using their strong jaws and low center of gravity.