Bully Basset

Bully Basset History

The Bully Basset is a breed of gundog originally developed in England. The Bulldog and Bassett hound were crossed, producing the “Bull-and-Bass”. This is a rough-coated, short-legged, long-bodied, square-headed type of scenthound. The Bull-and-Bass was recognized by the Kennel Club in 1886, and the Breed Standard established.

Bully Basset Physical Characteristics

The Bully Basset is a small to medium-sized breed of hunting hound that originated in France. They are known for their short-legged, long-bodied build. The breed comes in a variety of colors and markings. The black and white variety is often called the “French Bulldog”.

Bully Basset Health

Description of breed health.

Bully Basset Temperament and Behaviour

The Bully Basset Hound is a gentle, patient, and laid-back breed. They are sweet and gentle with their family members, but can be a bit reserved with new people. They are gentle and tolerant with most animals and children, but can be aggressive with strange dogs and should be supervised around cats and small animals.

Bully Basset Activity Requirements

The Bully Basset is a medium-sized, muscular breed of dog. Originally bred to be hunting partners, these dogs are loyal and lovable. While they are not as high energy as some other dogs, they still do require regular exercise. The Bully Basset is a good option for apartment or city dwellers. While they do require some outdoor time, they don’t need a yard. A daily walk or short jog will keep your Bully Bassett happy and healthy. If you are looking for a quiet, low energy dog, the Bully Basset may not be for you. While they don’t require a ton of physical exercise, they do need regular interaction with their people.

Kennel Club Recognition