How do you judge the appearance of an English Bulldog? The cheekbones of an English Bulldog should be relatively obvious, wide and square, the nose should be relatively wide and black, and the lips should be relatively generous, large and hanging. The limbs of the Bulldog should be very thick, the toes should be very close and moderately separated, and the joints should be high. The hair should be straight and very short, smooth and shiny, and evenly colored.

Head: The cheek bones of purebred English Bulldogs are obviously wide and square in outline. Their faces and muzzles are somewhat short, their noses are wide and black, and their noses are cool and moist. Their eyes are round and located directly in front of the head, while their lips are relatively broad, large and hanging.

Limbs: Purebred English Bulldogs have very thick limbs. Their hind legs are longer than their front legs, and the muscles of their hind legs are very developed and strong. Their toes are very close together but moderately separated, the joints are very high, and the toenails are short and thick.

Hair: The hair of a purebred English Bulldog is very straight and very short. The hair is smooth and shiny, and the color is very well-proportioned. The skin feels soft and fluffy to the touch. On the whole, British bulldogs have a stout and round body. Due to the many wrinkles on their faces, they look a bit clumsy, but it is this contrast in cuteness that makes them feel cute and unique.