The French Bulldog is a close relative of the English Bulldog and is a breed that was improved in France from the English Bulldog. The dog was once one of the most robust breeds of bulldogs and was prominent in bullfighting competitions for a while, but after bullfighting was banned by law in France, it became a companion dog and was especially popular with ladies. The English Bulldog has become a companion dog for male friends who want to express their style. The ancestry of the Bulldog, the national dog of England, which is famous in the bullring, can be traced back to the Molussus, a fighting dog named after the Molossi tribe of ancient Greece. As its name suggests, this dog was primarily used for bullfighting. Its expression is rhythmic and its style is unique. True to its name, it has been used in bloody bullfights since the mid-12th century. Over the centuries, the dog has been improved and evolved into a family dog after the abolition of the dog fighting system in 1835.
