Bullador (English Bulldog Labrador Retriever mix) Temperament, Size, Lifespan, Adoption

Bullador is a crossbreed of a Labrador and an English Bulldog. These designer dogs are medium to large. Bullador is an active dog that is loyal to his family. Labrador and English bulldog are crossbred intentionally to obtain the best traits from both parents. These dogs can be confused with another dog breed named Labrabull, a mix of Pitbull and Labrador retriever. These dogs are suitable for those having long-term experience with pets. They like to socialize with other pets and humans. Their friendly nature makes them a friend to everyone. They may become destructive sometimes. 

Bullador Temperament

The temperament of the Bullador is a mix of both parent breeds. These dogs are friendly, just like their parent breeds. These dogs are active but not more than Labradors. These dogs are fond of kids and like to play with them. They require a special time to spend with kids. They show compatibility with other pets as well. If they find a child bothering them, they may walk away. They need surveillance while playing with kids. They are unpredictable and can become angry at any time. Their loyalty is considerable during adoption. These dogs have prey drive that is inherited from either of their parent breeds. 

Bullador Size

The size of a mixed breed is mainly dependent on the size of its parent breeds. These dogs are medium to large. The average size of a male dog slightly varies from the size of a female dog. Females are comparatively shorter in size than males. The average weight of a Bullador is in the range of 50 pounds to 90 pounds. When these dogs are measured for height, they stand 17 inches to 20 inches from the shoulder. Their size is suitable to take out for a walk or jog. They can be carried to parties for socialization. 

Bullador Lifespan

The lifespan of a Bullador ranges from 10 years to 12 years that is shorter than other average large-sized dogs. It is believed that large-sized dogs live a shorter lifespan than small-sized dogs. These dogs are mixed that may come up with some inherited health problems. These problems should be addressed at the initial phase of life to spend a healthy lifespan with the pet. Bullador may also die before completing its lifespan because of accidents, mishaps, inappropriate diet, and lack of exercise. For a healthy life, these canines should be taken to a vet clinic who will perform necessary tests to ensure a healthy life. 

Bullador Adoption

The adoption of a Bullador is for experienced people. These dogs can be handled better by people who are experienced. These dogs are excellent companions for kids. They may take many things from children that they should not do. They can be found in rescue centers and shelter homes. It is always recommended to adopt a dog instead of buying it. These dogs prove to be social and furry companions for the family. The availability of large yards is ideal for them but not necessarily required. They are apartment-friendly canines and can adjust in small houses as well. They are friendly with kids, strangers, and other pets as well.