Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog or ABBB is well developed natural type of bulldog belonging to an American rare breed of dog. It was originally bred in Alapaha river region of Southern Georgia. Alapaha bulldog is one of the last remaining breeds that are typical of the original bulldogs from England that were used as plantation dogs. ABBB, also known as Otto, is a muscular, sturdy and more athletic and energetic than many other traditional bulldogs.
ABBB has a broad head, a prominent muzzle and natural drop ears. Eyes are bluish or brownish colored and very much prominent and set well apart. Coat is relatively short yet fairly stiff and comes in chocolate, white and different shades of black, grey, red, white and fawn. Overall, the body is sturdy, muscular with well-muscled hips. It weighs around 80-100 pounds and its height is 22-26 inches. Its life span is around 12-15 years. Alapaha is a trainable, dutiful and responsible breed of dogs and impressive capabilities as a guardian of family and property.
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