Four Mile Road Ranch and Kennel
So why should an Olde Boston Bulldog be your next pet?
My own reason is simply "LOVE".  I have had many kinds of dogs of every size and build but none can compare to the love these guys and
gals seem to give.  They love to play and they love to cuddle, they can play with the healthiest of kids and yet be gentle enough for the
elderly and they are the perfect size for most homes.
Where did the OBB breed come from?    Many years ago in Boston people fought dogs for entertainment and were wanting to breed a
better dog so the mixed a Bulldog with a Terrier.  This dog, as it turned out,  was more of a people dog than a fighter due to eye injuries and
people started having them as house pets.  This was the original Olde Boston Bulldogge, a very healthy animal.  The Boston Terrier is a
breed created from the Olde Boston Bulldog over several years but not as good as the original in so many areas in my opinion.  
Olde Boston Bulldogge and Olde English Bulldogge
Moore's Cody
Our pups come in all colors and patterns.
Which dog or puppy is for sale and who is their Mother and Daddy?
On our Momma and Pappa page we will do our best to give you all the information to make your choice puppy or dog  which is best suited
for you and your family simply because we want your choice to become a wonderful and happy part of your family.  If we fail to answer your
questions please email or phone us for the information you need.

                                                                                          We want your choice of pet to be everything you ever wanted and that is why we:
Insure your pet is in good health by providing it with up to date shots as well as it's very
own shot record, have our Veternarian certify it's health prior to shipping, and request
that you have your own Veternerian check your pet's health upon arrival.
We will refuse to sale any pet to persons who we believe intend to use a pet for
fighting, lab animal, or illegal intentions.
We invite people to come visit us by making an appointment in advance so that they
can play with our pets even if you don't intend to buy.
Give each one as much individual love and attention that we can give.
Cody and Maggie dancing for treats.
What in a name?  The name Olde Boston Bulldogge and Olde English Bulldogge is Old
English and is pronounced as "Old Boston Bulldog" and "Old English Bulldog.  We named
ours website Olde Boston Bulldog.com but it is still pronounced as "Old Boston Bulldog".  
Naturally, most people don't normally read words in Old English, at least not lately.  What can
I say, I have a hard time reading the menu at Olive Garden too.  The term "OBB" is used quite
often for Olde Boston Bulldogge just as "OEB" is for Olde English Bulldogge and "BT" is for
the Boston Terrier.  The Olde English Bulldogge dogs were added to our kennel after our
website was created but was a natural addition since our OBB breed is registered through
the International Olde English Bulldogge Association.
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The Mighty Protector, well, he may be in a year or so.
We are proud our kennel is
registered with the International
Olde English Bulldogge Association
and the United Canine Association.
We hope that you will click on the
links for a visit to their websites
and the wonderful people that make
up the I.E.O.B.A. and the U.C.A.  
While you are there you can learn so
much more about our dogs (and
others) and how they came to be.
Where did the OEB breed come from?  In England the dog was used in a "blood sport" to catch a bull that had been staked out by the
bulls ears and hold them, this "blood sport" was later outlawed.   This is  considered were "bulldogs" got their name.  These dogs are
often called the original bulldog.  They have a larger body mass then the Olde Boston Bulldogge which they needed to be able to hold a
bull.   Todays English Bulldogs normally has a shorter snout then the Olde English Bulldogge which makes them unsuited for the job they
were originally intended to do and have many more health issues as well.   This dog is considered a medium sized dog that is known for
their bravery and intelligence.
So why should an Olde English Bulldogge be your next pet?  If you are a person that wants an original bulldog with a
face that can actually stop a bull and a body structure and size that is solid and strong you have found the right dog for
you.  This dog is muscular and can handle all the rough play you have to give.  A great indoor or outside dog but I
wouldn't be that great for a small apartment unless you R-E-A-L-L-Y love your dog.  This dog's looks makes the
statement that he is the Boss and yet they have those eyes that will melt even the coldest hearts.
Below is three rare pictures of the Henley Family and are the only pictures I have been able to obtain of them and the Olde Boston
Bulldogs they love and raised.  The Henley Line of Olde Boston Bulldogs came from this family who lived in our local area and, I
believe, are the best example of the Olde Boston Bulldog Breed produced in the 1800's and today by our kennel..