We are a family located in Idaho that owns and raises Olde English Bulldogges of the highest standard.  All of our dogs are raised in home with our 5 children.  We do not leave our dogs outside in kennels.  We are dedicated to raising Olde English Bulldogges that are of the utmost quality and health.  We believe the Olde English Bulldogge to be a more healthy and superior breed than the English Bulldog. 

Olde English Bulldogges are bred to be free breathers, free whelpers and not experience the health issues like that of the English Bulldog.  We raise several litters a year.  We bred Olde English Bulldogges that will still look like a bulldog.  Today we see more Olde English Bulldogges that are taller and look like boxers in the face.  We want to bred quality but also have the appearance of a traditional bulldog so no one will ask you "What kind of dog is that?".   We want to know that when you take your  new puppy for a walk people will stop and say "That is an awesome bulldog"!!!

We specialize in black and whites, brindles, fawns, black tri's, blue fawns, and many other colors.  Please send us an email to be added to our email list for upcoming litters. 

All of our dogs are registered with: (IOEBA) International Olde English Bulldogge Association,  (CKC) Connentinental Kennel Club and "NBA" National Bulldogge Association.  We strictly follow the "Breeders Code of Ethics" as defined on IOEBA site. 

Famous Bulldogs

Because of its aggressive yet appealing features, the Bulldog has been one of the most highly favored icons for many different organizations. For one, United Kingdom has adopted it to be a national icon expressing that its citizens relate very well to its character.

Throughout the world, there are some twenty-five different sports teams that have adopted the Bulldog as their icon. These teams are involved in sports anywhere from Rugby, Hockey, American Football, Basketball, Lacrosse, or Soccer. Even the number of university sports teams that use the Bulldog as their mascot proves how popular they really are. In the United States of America alone, there are about twenty-eight different universities that have adopted this icon. These include the famous Handsome Dan of Yale University. Apart from the United States, bulldog mascots are also popular in other countries such as England where it is used by Churchill College and the Philippines where it is used by the National University.

Bulldogs are also highly popular in secondary schools as some eighty schools in North America use them as school icons. In addition, even the United States Marine Corps have adopted this icon and so have the United States’ Third Infantry Division and the New York City Fire Department.

The presence of this lovable canine breed in countless different organizations shows how human beings have such high regard of them. They have traits and characteristics deeply revered by people. In addition to this, their noteworthy attitude towards little children has also helped them become so popular.  Bulldogs have been portrayed by many different cartoon characters. Warner Brothers alone has created four different bulldog characters shown in different animations. Even Looney Tunes and Disney have made such characters. Also in animation is the father and son tandem of Spike and Tyke of MGM’s Tom and Jerry and Butch of Droopy Dog.

Bulldogs have also been famous in written literature. It has been used or described in many famous written works such as Shakespeare’s King Henry the Sixth.  Bulldogs have also been used in different films. Some of these include Regi from the film “About a Dog,” and Mr. Beefy from Adam Sandler’s Little Nicky. Different television appearances can also be noted. This includes appearances in the World Wrestling Federation (now World Wrestling Entertainment), some music videos of famous artists such as Fall Out Boy, and MTV.

If these popular bulldogs cannot be used as a testament to their highly notable nature, then perhaps we should place our attention on the number of families who have adopted Bulldogs as family pets. All over the world, the number of Bulldogs placed in homes has been significantly increasing. Perhaps one cannot really say which of the Bulldogs is most famous as the breed itself is a very popular one. The numbers of different organizations that have chosen it to represent them or look up to its characteristics, show how outstanding this breed really is. This popularity is not merely for its physical appearances but more importantly for the admiration people have shown regarding their personality and temperament.

Call or text JaNae anytime at 208-230-3517.  Please check our puppy page to see our available pups or our breeding page to see our upcoming breedings.