Their disposition is gentle and easy-going, with aggressive bulldogs being few and far between. Bulldogs make excellent family dogs because they don't mind being abused by children, and are tolerant of most living things, including other dogs. They are protective enough to make a guard dog, but more cautious than aggressive. Bulldogs can adjust to almost any living environment, from a city apartment to an open pastured farm. They enjoy the companionship of other animals, and are usually an unobtrusive house pet who doesn't demand your attention, rather, asks for it with dignity.
Bulldogs are expensive.
The reason for the expense is that bulldogs generally have to be artificially inseminated, and born by Caesarean Section. There is also a lot of time invested between birth and weaning as the mothers often cannot be kept with the puppies - they tend to roll over on the pups and suffocate them, or the puppies will choke on the milk because of their short snouts. Bulldogs can have some genetic health difficulties, as can any pure bred dog. Genetic problems may be common, but that does not excuse their occurrence. As with looking at any puppy, ensure the person you are getting the pup from is concerned for the welfare of the pups and the breed as a whole, not just in making money.