Bullmatian

Hybrid dogs have become increasingly popular in these past few years, and as a result, there are many new breeds that have recently been created. The Bullmatian is one of them and is a mix between the Dalmatian and the Bulldog. This breed was actually created in Afghanistan, but is becoming popular all around the world. The history of this breed begins with that of the Dalmatian and the Bulldog. Dalmatians are thought to come from the Romanies, who had spotted dogs. This breed got their name from Dalmatia, or modernly known as Croatia, where they spent some time. Today these animals are very popular as herding, coaching, guarding, and retrieving dogs, as well as ratters and circus performers. They were mostly used as coaching dogs in England, where their duties included making clear paths for the horses and acting as guards when they were resting. This breed got their stereotypical job as firehouse dogs in England, where they would watch the firehouse, accompany firemen to fires and save people, as well as guard equipment. However, today these dogs do not typically work at firehouses, aside from acting as companions and mascots. The other breed used to create Bullmatian is the Bulldog. This fierce breed was originally used in England during the 1500s for bull baiting and are descended from Mastiff type dogs. Due to their participation in this spectator sport, Bulldogs were bred to be aggressive and courageous, but kind to humans. The older versions of these dogs were also much larger than those known to us today. Bull baiting was outlawed in 1835, and Bulldogs were then altered to be companion pets. Today this breed is gentle and makes a wonderful family pet, but can still excel at duties as a watchdog. Qualities from these two exceptional dogs can now be seen in the newly created Bullmatian dog.