DaBestBulls Ranch

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True Mini & Micro English Bulldog Puppies

From lines I've bred myself since 2014. No camera tricks. Just real bulldogs.

  • Health
  • Temperament
  • Structure
  • Functionality

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Available right now

I only list what I actually have. Call me or join the Insider List and you'll hear the minute a puppy is ready, before it goes anywhere else.

Newest litter

DaChamp × DaNite

Seven puppies, born Wednesday, September 16 at noon, now 13 days old. King Escobar’s son to my sweetest girl, and the whole litter is consistent. Ask me which ones are still open.

Current litter DaChamp Γ— DaNite

Born Wednesday, September 16, 2026, at noon · 13 days old · 7 puppies · Sire: DaChamp · Dam: DaNite

Seven brand-new puppies, and the consistency across the whole litter is exactly what I breed for. DaChamp is King Escobar’s son, so King Escobar is the grandpa.

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Meet DaNite, the mom of this litter
DaNite, the mom
One of the new puppies
Another of the seven

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From our recent litters

Puppies we've raised here. These have gone home; ask what's available now.

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Raised in my home, with my family

Every litter grows up with me and my family, handled every day from the day they’re born.

Jason Soares of DaBestBulls Ranch with his daughter and a litter of English bulldog puppiesJason Soares of DaBestBulls Ranch with his daughter and a litter of English bulldog puppiesJason Soares of DaBestBulls Ranch with his daughter and a litter of English bulldog puppies

What comes with a DaBestBulls puppy

Parents you can actually see

Your puppy comes out of my own lines, bred right here. You can meet mom and dad, and I can show you the grandparents and years of records behind them.

Health you can check

The program uses full DNA panels and OFA certifications. I watch every line breathe, move and grow up before I keep breeding it.

Socialized from day one

Mine are handled from the start and grow up around my own kids, so they come home confident instead of nervous.

True size, no tricks

A mini is under 13 inches, a micro under 11. I go by height, and I show the dogs moving on video, not posed at a clever angle.

How to pick your puppy (the way I do it)

After years of breeding, this is what I tell almost every buyer:

  1. Program, parents, then puppy. The puppy matters least. A great puppy from a sloppy program is luck. A good program produces good puppies on purpose.
  2. Papers aren't proof. Watch the parents move and breathe before you trust any paper or test result.
  3. Color comes last. Health, structure and temperament first, every time. Pick the dog, then the color.
  4. Pick the right fit. Mini or micro, male or female, calm or playful. Tell me about your home and I'll tell you straight which pup fits.

Coming up next

New litters come from the same lines you can see on this site. Want to hear about the next one first? That's exactly what the Insider List is for.

How reserving works

  1. Get in touch. Join the Insider List or call (305) 393-2225, any time.
  2. Tell me what you want. Mini or micro, male or female, and when you want your pup home.
  3. Lock it in. I'll tell you what's available, what it costs and how to reserve.
  4. Bring your bulldog home. Pick up at the ranch or I'll get your pup to you, anywhere in the world.

More on pricing and reserving β†’

Rather skip the puppy stage?

Sometimes I have grown dogs available. With an adult, what you see is what you get: full size, full personality, no guessing. Ask me what's available now.

Who they came from

I don't post a cute photo and leave you guessing. Every litter on this page names the pairing behind it — the stud and the girl — and both of them link straight to their own page.

The stud

Who the father is, what he throws, and what his last litters looked like grown up. See the studs →

The girl

Who the mother is, her line, and how her earlier puppies turned out. See the females →

Both bred here

In nearly every pairing I bred the mother and the father, so I already know what the cross produces.

See them yourself

Come to the ranch and stand in front of mom and dad. Any hour, any day.

Ask which pairing is coming next →

Common questions

How much does a mini or micro English bulldog puppy cost?

Prices start at $4,000. That's my base price, and it's the floor for a bulldog raised the right way: bred for health, structure, function and temperament, with the vet visits, the health testing in the program and proper care from the first day. In my experience, you can't produce a puppy like that properly for less. From there it depends on the puppy: size, the pairing, and pet or breeding quality. Older and retired dogs are usually at the $4,000 end; puppies from my best pairings cost more. For the exact figure and the full information, fill in the puppy application or call (305) 393-2225. Anyone offering a DaBestBulls puppy for less is not us.

What's the difference between a mini and a micro?

In my program a mini is under 13 inches tall and a micro is under 11 inches. Weight runs roughly 20 to 45 lbs depending on size and sex.

Can I meet the parents?

Yes. Visitors are welcome at the ranch in De Leon Springs, Florida, any hour. Nearly every parent was bred here too.

Do you deliver puppies?

Yes, across the US and internationally. Or pick up at the ranch.

Ready to talk about a puppy?

I match puppies to homes rather than selling to whoever messages first. The application takes about three minutes and I read every one myself. No deposit at this stage, and no obligation.

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How to pick a puppy: my 3 P rule

This works whether you buy from me or from somebody else. Three things decide what your puppy grows into, and most people rank them in exactly the wrong order.

1. The program — who you are getting it from

The program carries the most weight, and almost nobody looks at it first. What has this breeder actually produced? How have their litters turned out over the years? What does their place look like when nobody is tidying up for a visit?

Think of walking into a restaurant. If it is immaculate — clean, organized, everything in its place — your food is most likely being prepared the same careful way in the back. A kennel is no different. How a program is run tells you how the dog was raised long before you ever see the puppy.

2. The parents — the closest thing to your grown dog

Your puppy is going to be a blend of its mother and father. That is the nearest preview you will ever get of the dog you are actually taking home.

And if the breeder knows the parents properly, they know the grandparents and the great-grandparents too — which means you can see the whole line instead of one dog. That is the reason nearly every dog here was bred here: I can show you what is behind your puppy, not just what is in front of you.

3. The puppy — last, and for a good reason

This is the one everybody starts with, and it is where people fool themselves the most. Every eight-week-old puppy is cute. You get emotional, you decide this one is going to be perfect, and you have just made a ten-year decision on a photo.

At eight or thirteen weeks it is genuinely hard to tell how a puppy will grow up. Pick the program and the parents first, and then the puppy is the easy part — you are choosing personality and color out of a litter that was already going to be good.

The short version: program, then parents, then puppy. In that order. If a breeder will not talk openly about the first two, that is your answer.

Watch me walk through the 3 P rule →

Jason Soares and his daughter holding bulldog puppies on the lawn

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