English Bulldogs For Sale
Updated on February 17, 2012
Listed below are litters of English Bulldogs for sale we currently have here at Sumo Bulldogs.
Each of the puppies has it’s own page on which you will find several photos, pricing and photos of the Sire and Dam. Just click the big red button beneath each puppy to view details.
 Available Female Puppy$2500 Pet – $3000 Full AKC Reg DOB: December 15, 2011 CH. Robbie x Augustana Click to View Pictures |
 Available Female Puppy $3000 Pet – Call Re Full AKC Reg DOB: Nov 22, 2011 CH. Tony x Layla Click to View Pictures |
 Available Female Puppy $2500 Pet – $3000 Full AKC Reg DOB: Oct 25, 2011 CH. Tony x Layla Click to View Pictures |
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 Available Male Puppy$3000 Pet – $3500 Full AKC Reg DOB: Dec 22, 2011 CH. Tony x Snippet Click to View Pictures |
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 Available Male Puppy $3000 Pet – $3500 Full AKC Reg DOB: Jan 13, 2012 CH. Tony Son Click to View Pictures |
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CH. Robbie x Pampita Litter |
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 Available Male Puppy$2250 Pet – $2750 Full AKC Reg DOB: Jan 16, 2012 CH. Robbie x Pampita Click to View Pictures |
 Available Male Puppy$2250 Pet – $2750 Full AKC Reg DOB: Jan 16 2012 CH. Robbie x Pampita Click to View Pictures |
 Available Male Puppy$2250 Pet – $2750 Full AKC Reg DOB: Jan 16, 2012 CH. Robbie x Pampita Click to View Pictures |
CH. Tony x Wildfire Litter
DOB: Jan 18, 2012
 Available Male Puppy $2750 Pet – $3250 Full AKC Reg DOB: Jan 18, 2011 CH. Tony x Wildfire Click to View Pictures |
 Available Male Puppy $2750 Pet – $3250 Full AKC Reg DOB: Jan 18, 2011 CH. Tony x Wildfire Click to View Pictures |
If you have landed on this page of our website it is most likely because you have been searching around looking at the English Bulldogs for sale. If what you want is a cheap English bulldog puppy you have probably landed on the wrong page – and on the wrong website. We are admittedly going to land in the middle to upper price range. But…..we would argue that you will find the English Bulldogs for sale listed on this page to be the cream of the crop.
The AKC standard lays out specifics for what the breed should look like. But at the same time there is a certain amount of latitude. Some breeders will lean toward a moderate dog. Others will like something more athletic. Our preference leans towards a heavier boned, thicker muscled, and more wrinkly look. What we would describe as a more classic cartoon look.
Even if you are not ready to make a purchase at this time stop and look at the pictures of English bulldogs on our website. We have tried to offer plenty of English bulldog pictures and pictures of English bulldog puppies. If you take time to really go through the puppy pictures on our website it can give you a crash course in what a bulldog should look like.
Now the down side to all of this is that it just might sour you when you have to go back and look at the leggy type dog that lacks wrinkles and bone that so many are producing nowadays. But hey, every good thing comes with a price.
Bookmark this page and check back often. We will try and update this page with new pics as they grow ever week or two. Even if you are not yet ready to add a new bulldog puppy to your home at this time, if you check back and watch as we swap out new pictures of the puppies as they grow, it will help you to see the kind of puppies we produce and how they grow.
The number of English Bulldogs for sale we offer on this page will vary. Sometimes we may not have any for several months and other times we will end up with several litters on the ground at a time. If you see one of our stud dogs that you really like and there are not any puppies out of this boy available, just send us an email. We might have a planned litter on the way, or might be persuaded to fit in a breeding if it works with our long term breeding plan.
Those of you have have purchased one of ours please send us pics if you can. One thing to remember when taking picture is, “do you remember what it looks like when you take pictures of someone sitting on the couch”? The legs seem to stick way out, and seem much larger than in real life. This is because the camera focuses on what is the closest to the camera. But when taking pictures try to get down low so you are on the same level as the dog. If you are standing up the photos seem to come out as a poor representation of what the dog looks like. Get down low so you are on the same plane as the dog. And try and take some photos of the dog looking straight at you, some from a 45 degree angle, and some from the side with the dog looking straight ahead. Any photos you are able to send will be appreciated.
