JAG Aussie BUlldogs Introduction

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Our love for Bulldogs and Mastiff breeds began in the late 1980’s, with the start of our foundation lines. These were later bred back to British Bulldogs to create the Aussie bulldog we know today.

For more in depth detail, please visit the United Aussie Bulldog Association history section.
We have also bred pedigreed bullmastiffs for 16 years , and Boxers ,Rottweilers ,Dogue De Bordeaux's, Pharaoh hounds ,English bullterriers, and Great danes for a few years with each breed.

Overall we have found the Aussie Bulldog to be the perfect all round family companion , and
Bullmastiffs are loyal family companions and a great guard dog , so we will more than likely always have a Bullmastiff amongst our crew.

All our Aussie Bulldogs are socialised with family members and are hand reared from the first hour born, which in our opinion, tends to make puppies more alert and responsive to people .They are an important and special part of our lives, from naming the breed and developing the J.A.G lines and continuing to breed a particular type of dog.

We have always enjoyed getting upcoming breeders started with their own collection of Aussie Bulldogs, and giving them some pointers on how to aim for the best results in their future breeding programs. A large number of these breeders are now, in turn, passing on all their knowledge and experiences onto other newcomers, making certain that Aussies have an excellent future.

Aussie Bulldogs are registered by Two Breed Registries

The United Aussie Bulldog Association - " UABA " - Foundered by ourselves-Noel & Tina Green
www.unitedaussiebulldogassociation.com - www.bulldogsaustralia.com
The UABA is an independent Breed Registry , and our number one priority, is to produce a set breed type and keep healthy functional Aussie bulldogs being produced.

The Australian Bulldog Society -ABS -Foundered by Pip Nobes
www.australianbulldogsociety.com
Founded on Nobes lines , working towards ANKC recognition.

Our advice to people interested in purchasing a puppy , is to study the bloodlines and photos of Aussie Bulldogs, until you find a breeder that you are content to buy a pup from.
You will find information on the internet about the development of the Aussie/Australian bulldog,but for the correct breed history and development of this breed , it will only be found on the UABA web site.

Noel & Tina Green.