bulldog
die Bulldogge, die Bulldoggen
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bulldog
A strong, short-haired dog with a broad chest, large head, and short, flat muzzle. Bulldogs belong to various dog breeds that were originally developed in England.
Unsere Bulldogge hat ein breites Maul und schnarcht beim Schlafen.
Our bulldog has a broad muzzle and snores while sleeping.
| gender | feminine die |
|---|---|
| plural | die Bulldoggen |
| genitive | der Bulldogge |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | die Bulldogge | die Bulldoggen |
| accusative | die Bulldogge | die Bulldoggen |
| dative | der Bulldogge | den Bulldoggen |
| genitive | der Bulldogge | der Bulldoggen |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
The spelling “Bulldogge” can be divided into “Bull” and “Dogge” (mastiff). The component “Dogge” indicates a dog breed; you need to learn the full term as the name of a particular group of breeds.
Die Bulldogge gehört zu den kräftig gebauten Hunderassen.
The bulldog is one of the strongly built dog breeds.
Verbs such as “halten” (to keep), “züchten” (to breed), and “ausführen” (to take for a walk) are often used with “Bulldogge.” The phrase “eine Bulldogge als Haustier halten” (to keep a bulldog as a pet) is also common in everyday language.
Die Familie hält seit vielen Jahren eine Bulldogge als Haustier.
The family has kept a bulldog as a pet for many years.
“Bulldogge” is often preceded by more specific terms that identify a particular breed or breeding variety. Examples include “englische Bulldogge” (English bulldog), “französische Bulldogge” (French bulldog), and “amerikanische Bulldogge” (American bulldog).
Auf der Ausstellung wurde eine französische Bulldogge als Siegerin ausgezeichnet.
A French bulldog was named the winner at the show.
