Sauer Mug Bulldogs

Sauer Mug Bulldogs started in 1995, when we adopted our first bulldog the night before he was going to be sent to a shelter. George had a crooked jaw, tongue that couldn’t fit in his mouth, long list of pre-existing medical conditions, and the sweetest disposition. George joined our basset hound Bogie and the two of them ruled the household. George’s favorite thing to do was walk Bogie down the drive, into the street and then back to the house with the lead in his mouth. 

We were hooked on bulldogs and their quirky ways. We added to the group, learned how to handle in the ring and started showing bulldogs in 2000. Our first champion, Pelee Sauer Mug Savannah Peach, finished in the US in 2013. She delivered a litter later that year that produced a grand champion (a female at 18 months) and two Canadian champions.  We have since finished one of Savvy’s grandson’s and have another ready for the ring. 

Raising loving and lovable, confident, healthy, well-behaved bulldogs is important to us. We are very committed to the betterment of the breed and screen potential owners very carefully. We are very serious about our litters and do not have them very often. We believe in quality not quantity. We research and do our homework before we have a litter. It’s not enough to want a bulldog – for us, a Sauer Mug Bulldog has to be part of the family and comfortable showing. We have a waiting list for puppies and an application that must be filled out before we discuss adoption. All interested parties are screened carefully.