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Rode Hawg's Bulldog

Anyone wishing to petition for acceptance as a licensed National American Bulldog Association Judge can obtain a copy of the New Judge Approval Rules and application form by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to:

National American Bulldog Association
Midwest Division, Judges Department
21663 Leroy Center Road
Capron, IL 61012-9608




N.A.B.A. Registration

We are now processing registrations on paper. To check on the status of your ordered pedigrees, please call (815) 737-8681.

Due to hard drive failure the N.A.B.A. has been back-logged with pedigree requests. We have just finished upgrading both of our main systems, and in addition have added a new back up system. We are now equipped to efficiently process your American Bulldog pedigree requests in a more timely manner. We now offer new pedigree styles that were not previously available. Applications for registration* and pedigrees will be sent upon request. Not all American Bulldogs are eligible for registration with the N.A.B.A. To apply for eligibility, send a photocopy of the dog's current registration to either address listed below or email scanned and sized* image to NABA Midwest.
To view a current price list of registration and pedigree fees, visit
Rode Hawg's NABA Midwest Division page.

Requests for Registration Applications can be sent to:

National American Bulldog Association
159 N. Monson Road
Hampden, MA 01036

or

National American Bulldog Association
Midwest Division
21663 Leroy Center Road
Capron, IL 61012-9608
 

*The N.A.B.A. reserves the right to change fees and/or rules, or void any registration
papers at any time in the event of fraudulent application and/or protest of purebred status is proven.
*When scanning pedigree images for email, please size them to 180K or less. Any image larger will not be accepted.

HEAD:  Medium length, box-like when viewed from the front. Rectangular when viewed from the side. Skull flat and widest at the ears. Prominent cheeks with little to no wrinkles. Head should be prominent, but not overly so. Should look powerful and quick.

MUZZLE:  Square, wide and deep. Large jaws, should display great strength. Bite should be scissor to 1/4” undershot. Muzzle should be 35% to 42% of the total length of the head. Should have a noticeable stop at the forehead. Muzzle should be wider at the base and taper slightly to the nose.

EYES:  Round to almond shaped, any color except blue.

NOSE:  Wide open nostrils, black.

NECK:  Muscular, slightly arched. Tapering from shoulder to head.

SHOULDERS:  Very muscular, side sloping shoulder blades.

BACK:  Medium in length, sloping from rump to withers. Slightly arched at
loins, which should be slightly tucked.

HIPS:  Very muscular, pronounced muscularity.

STIFLES:  Should be well angled.

CHEST:  Deep brisket, wide but not too wide.

COAT COLOR:  Any color except flat black or any blue.

WEIGHT:  Not important as long as structure is sound. Any weight between
85 lbs. to 105 lbs. for males, 65 lbs. to 90 lbs. for females.

HEIGHT:  19” to 27”.

Working dogs will not be penalized for broken teeth, cropped ears or docked tails.

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