Best Friend (Collection in progress): English bulldog

Dog is a bodyguard and companion. The English Bulldog has a distinct personality and is considered the national dog of England, embodying the traits often attributed to a “true gentleman”[2]: solidity, equanimity, conservatism, some phlegmaticity, on the one hand, and aristocracy, solidity combined with impressiveness and rough elegance, with another. Dogs are phlegmatic and good-natured, getting along well with people, children and other animals. In the process of development, the breed turned from a fighting dog to a decorative one. Bulldogs are extremely susceptible to heatstroke, which is a common cause of death. The peculiarity of the structure of the muzzle entails such a consequence as loud night snoring. Dogs of this breed require careful care and attention, responsibility and care. Due to their body structure, bulldogs often cannot even scratch themselves, so they need regular massage. They are like children, completely dependent on their parents (owners). The average life expectancy is 8-10 years. Fun fact: a dog can stand for a long time and look at its owner who is eating, and with just one look lure treats from you, and when the dog realizes that they will give it to him, he begins to puff and grunt like a pug.