Serrano Bulldog
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Serrano Bulldog

Also known as Buldogue Serrano, Bulldog Serrano

Mastiff & Mountain Medium Brazil

A Brazilian guardian breed recognised by the CBKC, known for its balanced temperament and strong devotion and submission to its owner.

Origin
Brazil
Coat
Short
FCI
Group 2 (closest)
  • Balanced
  • Protective
  • Obedient
  • Devoted

At a glance

Overview

The Serrano Bulldog, or Buldogue Serrano, is a Brazilian dog breed recognised by the Brazilian Confederation of Cynophilia. Its name uses 'serrano', a Portuguese word for people or things from hilly regions.

It is kept as a guardian with a balanced character.

History

The Serrano Bulldog is a Brazilian breed that has been recognised by the national kennel club, CBKC. Its name points to the hilly regions of Brazil, since serrano refers to the hills or mountains.

Appearance

Few reliable details are widely published for this breed. It is a bulldog type guardian dog of Brazil, generally sturdy in build.

Temperament

A guardian of balanced temperament, it does not show pointless aggression to people or other dogs. It will act under command or when provoked, and shows great submission to its owner.

Care and exercise

As a guardian breed it needs firm, consistent and kind training, early socialisation and regular exercise. Short coats are easy to maintain.

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