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The Aussie Bulldogs were given their name by Noel & Tina Green and founded from two breeding programs, NT Green, or the Jag lines, and the Pip Nobes lines. These lines were started separately with previous years of breeding bulldog type dogs and merged in a co-operating and coordinating effort to create a functional Bulldog, more appropriate to live in the Australian conditions.
The Australian Bulldog, originally known as the Aussie Bulldog, is a developing dog breed from Australia. Selective breeding was begun in the 1990s by breeders who wished to create a dog with the look of a British Bulldog without that breed's inherent health problems. There were two independent breeding programs, one by Noel and Tina Green (the JAG line) and a separate program by Pip Nobes (the Nobes Australian Bulldog).
Each has their own separate clubs. The only incorporated and constituted body for the breed is the Australian Bulldog Society, founded by Pip Nobes. The United Aussie Bulldog Association (formed in 2003) is run by Noel and Tina Green.
The Aussie Bulldogs were given their name by Noel & Tina Green, Foundered from two breeding programs (N&T Green and Pip Nobes) with previous years of breeding dogs of bulldog type, that were designed to be a functional Bulldog, co-operating and coordinating together after previous (Green lines) and Nobes lines (Pip Nobes). This type of dog had strength, endurance & size to do the job that was set out for them.
The Original Breeders made Personality and health in a dog as their number one priority with keeping a unique bulldog look. The Aussie Bulldog is a recognized Breed within the eye of the general public, but they are not yet registered with the ANKC as a pedigreed breed. All lines of Aussie Bulldogs should come with a Breed Certificate for the Documentation of their ancestry. These certificates are issued by the United Aussie Bulldog Association contacting Tina Green, Pip Nobes & Louise Cauchi .
The public first heard about this breed back in 1998, as a result of Keith Nobes asking Pip to write to Burkes Back yard and inform them of our combined breeding program of The Aussie Bulldog. On their way home from Western Australia, driving from Perth to Toowoomba we ( Noel & Tina ) visited Joe & Louise Cauchi in Sydney's Western suburbs and viewed 2 litters of pups that were of Aussie Bulldog type, making them approximately 2 weeks old when the program aired on Burkes Back Yard. The interest created by this program was absolutely hundreds and hundreds of enquiries made by mail, email & phone to Pip Nobes and N&T Green all looking to purchase a puppy.
Both breeding programs were in the early stages, and originally from Greens Lines & Nobes Lines, this was very promptly followed by Cauchi's lines. Since then they have continued to increase the Aussie Bulldog population with approximately 40 or 50 more enthusiastic breeders joining together all three lines of dogs. Nobes lines and Greens lines were developed heavily based on British Bulldog, Bullmastiff, Boxer & small percentage of staffy, closely followed in the months to come by the introduction of Joe & Louise Cauchi's dogs based mainly on JD Johnson Line American Bulldogs, which do not have any connection in physical type or temperament to the American Pitbull or the scott line American Bulldog.
Johnson line American Bulldogs are similar in height and head type to the Boxer and Bullmastiff. Their breeding stock now has 5 generations of Aussie Bulldog to Aussie Bulldog in total. The consistency with the Aussie Bulldog is better than a lot of Pedigreed Breeds in proving this with every planned litter.
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