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Bulldog Breeders in Michigan
Pawthentic lists 6 Bulldog breeders in Michigan, in Howell, Otsego and Plymouth. We have not matched an OFA clearance for any of them yet. 1 has independent reviews; none has claimed a profile yet. Their median PawScore is 66, against 70 for Bulldog breeders nationally.
- Listed breeders
- 6
- in 3 cities
- OFA-verified
- 0
- 0% here · 0% nationally
- Independent reviews
- 1
- 17% here · 17% nationally
- Claimed profiles
- 0
- 0% here · 0% nationally
OFA-verified means we matched a clearance in the OFA public database on a Bulldog the breeder bred. A breeder without a match may still health test; we only count results we could check. 1 of these listings has an open red flag; each profile shows the evidence and how to dispute it.
PawScore distribution
Shares of listings with a published PawScore — Michigan versus Bulldog breeders nationally.
- 80 and above0 here · 3 nationally
- 60 to 793 here · 58 nationally
- Below 601 here · 17 nationally
2 listings have no published PawScore yet — thin evidence, not a low score.
Top Bulldog breeders in Michigan
Common Bulldog health concerns
Brachycephalic airway syndrome, Hip dysplasia, Cherry eye, Skin fold infections. Ask the breeder which of these the parents were screened for, and for results you can check.
Breeder licensing in Michigan
Michigan requires a Large-scale dog breeding kennel registration if you keep more than 15 intact females (intact females over 4 months kept primarily for breeding and previously whelped).
0 of 6 breeders here are matched to an active Large-scale dog breeding kennel registration record
No state issues a breed-specific breeder license, and a state license never replaces a USDA license or local zoning.
Search the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural DevelopmentAnesthesia risk in short-nosed breeds
Short-nosed breeds like the Bulldog carry extra airway risk under anesthesia. Before any procedure, ask whether the clinic has a brachycephalic anesthesia protocol.
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