What's the real difference between an Olde Tyme and British Bulldog?

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What is the difference between and olde tyme bulldog and a British bulldog

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The Olde Tyme Bulldog is suppose to represent the old breed standard for the English Bulldog. This is suppose to be what the breed looked like as a working dog a century ago. The OTB is taller, longer bodies, less stocky, a smaller head and a less pronounced flat muzzle. The British or English Bulldog is the breed most of us are more familiar with. These dogs are short, stocky, have large heads and very short/flat muzzles. I hope this is helpful and please feel free to post any additional questions.

What's the real difference between an Olde Tyme and British Bulldog?

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