Common questions › Buying & breeders
The short answer
Yes. Whenever you're getting a purebred dog, I always recommend an AKC-registered puppy. AKC is the American Kennel Club.
You know the heritage, you're usually dealing with a better breeder, and the AKC can send people out to check that a breeder is up to standard. The only con: you'll pay more, but you get what you pay for. All of our dogs at DaBestBulls are AKC registered.
Let's start with the con, and there's really no con: you're going to pay more, but you get what you pay for.
The pros: you're going to know the heritage. It's usually going to be a better breeder and a better-quality puppy. And with a reputable AKC breeder, the AKC can even send people out to check on the breeder and make sure everything's up to standard.
All in all, I always recommend an AKC-registered puppy whenever you're getting a purebred dog. Here at DaBestBulls Ranch, all our mini and micro English bulldogs are AKC registered.
Our puppies are usually reserved early, sometimes before they're born, so if you're interested, reach out well ahead of time.
Quick clips on the same question. Tap any one and it plays right here.
A son of King Escobar, our AKC-registered mini bulldog stud, at nine and a half weeks: stacked, boned up and well structured. That's what Escobar can bring to a program. The proof is in the pudding.
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