The British Bulldog (detailed introduction) has a cute appearance and a calm personality, adorably ugly. Many British Bulldog owners say this dog also has many flaws, so is the Bulldog easy to raise? Four reasons not to raise a British Bulldog

1. Loves to Snore Because of the British Bulldog's special body structure—the short nasal cavity—loud snoring is its nightly standout performance. Of course, if you sleep alone and fear loneliness, then keeping one is a good choice because you will feel accompanied in its unique way while sleeping. Although it doesn’t like to bark and is generally quiet and gentle, the snoring will definitely keep you alert. According to many British Bulldog owners, the snoring volume is proportional to its age. Moreover, it really loves to sleep. It seems like it can fall asleep anywhere anytime; one moment it’s happily playing with you, and the next moment it's snoring loudly. Also, don’t try to wake it up, or it will reward you with a fart. Really hard to know whether to laugh or cry.

2. A Paper Tiger Although British Bulldogs used to fight bulls and were once considered quite fierce, after continuous breeding improvements, their temperament is very gentle. If strangers come, it will be the first to hide. Its fierce appearance really doesn’t match its temperament. Seeing its silly cute face is quite pitiful. But if your family has children, it’s okay to raise one; it will definitely become a childhood companion for the kids.

3. Would Rather Lie Down Than Stand British Bulldogs are also famously lazy. When taken out for walks, it feels tired quickly. If there is a place to lie down and take a nap, it definitely won’t stand. Sometimes, you barely bring it outside for a minute and it wants to lie down and rest, refusing to be pulled away. If it’s in a bad mood and stubborn, you have no choice but to carry it home. So don’t expect it to act like other dogs, fetching plates or picking up balls; it might glance at the thrown object, and if it runs over, that’s already generous.

4. Master of Home Destruction Though very lazy, British Bulldogs are by no means inferior to Huskies or Golden Retrievers (detailed introduction) in house destruction skills. Especially when teething, everything at home can become their chewing tool. So during this period, you must watch it carefully; if no one’s home, lock it up well, or you’ll come back and question your life choices. By the time you find out, it will have already hidden away.