Olde English bulldog breeders are the latest breed which was designed to resemble the original English bull baiting dogs of the late 18th and early 19 centuries. The idea was come in the mind of David Leavitt to produce a dog with similar looks of original English bulldogs.

The look of this breeder is health and athleticism like the old breed of bulldogs. The original old bull dog was hardly one half percentages of bulldogs. Then Mr. Leavitt formed the organization which helps him to maintain a studbook for the breed and issues related to the old English bull dog breeders.Olde English bulldog breeders are free of most of genetic problems.

The objective of all bull dog breeders is a free- breathing, free- breeding, and free-whelping dog. Normally, the height of a bull dog is about 30.5 - 35.6 cm, while the height of an Old English bull dog is about 43.2 – 50.8 depending on sex of a dog. The weight of Old English bulldog is about 29.5 – 39.6 kg. Old English bulldogs normally have five senses as same we have, these sense starts functioning when the dog is about four weeks old. He is capable of interacting with other dogs and people by the time.  An old English bulldog is rich in mucus. Bull dog's breeds are closer to the 125 million are to the 300 million cell ceiling.

Their sense of smell is superior to human beings. Old English bulldog also owners discover quickly that their dogs are not particular about what they put into their mouths. A dog is guided more by his sense of smell than his sense of taste; he will eat, even if he is unwell, as long as he can smell his food. A Bull dog can hear better than human beings.

A dog's frequency range is about 40 Hz to 60,000 HZ. Our hearing frequency range is about 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz. There is quite a difference between our hearing and dog's hearing.Touch is the First sense that a dog develops. A bully's sense of touch is facilitated by touch – sensitive hairs called vibrissae, which are capable of sensing airflow. The fourth sense of bully's is a sight. Generally, all dogs are colour-blind. Most bulldogs wag their entire back end instead of their tails, which were not built for wagging.