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Do You Know What A Pit Bull Is?

Many people fear Pit Bulls, and the majority of those people don't even know what a Pit Bull even looks like. Can you find the Pit Bull below?

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This is not a Pit Bull. This is an English Bulldog. Known as the national symbol of Great Britain, the characteristics of a perfect Bulldog are medium size, smooth coat, heavy, thick-set, low-swung body, massive short-faced head, wide shoulders and sturdy limbs. Bulldogs are an ideal pet as they love to be in the company of their family. They adore children and make an excellent companion to them because of their gentle, yet sometimes stubborn nature. Bulldogs are laid-back, loyal good natured and undemanding companion who would make a great companion for the elderly. Do not feel guilty for not walking them as they are known as the "couch potato". Contrary to popular belief Bulldogs do not drool, but they may snore. Bulldogs can also be humorous, even comical which will add to their charm.

The Bulldog originated in the British Isles. They were originally bred for bullbaiting, which is why the word "Bull" was applied. In the breeds early days, they grew to be so savage and courageous that they were almost insensitive to pain.

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