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Pictured above is the beautiful Alapaha River,
flowing through the region of South Georgia...
Where the rare Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog (ABBB) derived. pronounced: a-lap-uh-ha
The Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog aka Old Southern Bulldog and Old Timey Plantation Dog results from an extended breeding program. Lana Lou Lane's breeding program started in the 1970s within the Alapaha River Region of Rebecca, Georgia. The original "Plantation Dogs" of the South were used for centuries as companions and a "do-all" farm dog, protecting the plantation and workers, guarding the family against intruders, as well as protecting livestock against predators, and herding cattle, while some were also trained to hunt and hold feral hogs until their master arrived.
As a result of many years of selective breeding, the Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog came into its own. Approximately 15 years prior to Mrs. Lanes passing, she had contacted the Animal Research Foundation ARF in regards to preserving and registering her breed in perpetuity. In 1986 the ARF registered the first of many Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldogs that came from her kennel, Circle L Kennels. Later, unfortunately on April 28, 1992 while in her home, Lana's house caught fire where she had been badly injured. As a result of that fire her foundation sire Lana's Marcelle Lane was killed. Lana's associate and trainer, Marker R. Nicholas MRN, also the originator of the Old Southern Bulldog OSB, was credited by the ARF for his role in aiding Lana to reestablish the breed from near extinction following Marcelle's death.
The Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog was developed by using: Old Southern White aka White English Bulldog WEB, who arrived in the USA around the 1700s. Colby Pitbull, Old Southern Bulldog OSB, and the Catahoula Cur aka Catahoula Leopard Dog. Buck Lane's granddaughter, Lana Lou Lane continued her breeding program until she passed away in her sleep on July 20, 2001.
Lana Lou Lane's Original Stock Bloodlines: Lana's Marcelle Lane, Lana's Marble Lane and Lana's Van Shelton Lane.
flowing through the region of South Georgia...
Where the rare Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog (ABBB) derived. pronounced: a-lap-uh-ha
The Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog aka Old Southern Bulldog and Old Timey Plantation Dog results from an extended breeding program. Lana Lou Lane's breeding program started in the 1970s within the Alapaha River Region of Rebecca, Georgia. The original "Plantation Dogs" of the South were used for centuries as companions and a "do-all" farm dog, protecting the plantation and workers, guarding the family against intruders, as well as protecting livestock against predators, and herding cattle, while some were also trained to hunt and hold feral hogs until their master arrived.
As a result of many years of selective breeding, the Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog came into its own. Approximately 15 years prior to Mrs. Lanes passing, she had contacted the Animal Research Foundation ARF in regards to preserving and registering her breed in perpetuity. In 1986 the ARF registered the first of many Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldogs that came from her kennel, Circle L Kennels. Later, unfortunately on April 28, 1992 while in her home, Lana's house caught fire where she had been badly injured. As a result of that fire her foundation sire Lana's Marcelle Lane was killed. Lana's associate and trainer, Marker R. Nicholas MRN, also the originator of the Old Southern Bulldog OSB, was credited by the ARF for his role in aiding Lana to reestablish the breed from near extinction following Marcelle's death.
The Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog was developed by using: Old Southern White aka White English Bulldog WEB, who arrived in the USA around the 1700s. Colby Pitbull, Old Southern Bulldog OSB, and the Catahoula Cur aka Catahoula Leopard Dog. Buck Lane's granddaughter, Lana Lou Lane continued her breeding program until she passed away in her sleep on July 20, 2001.
Lana Lou Lane's Original Stock Bloodlines: Lana's Marcelle Lane, Lana's Marble Lane and Lana's Van Shelton Lane.
Our Dogs Are OFA Certified Hips and Elbows
~There are NO Raoul "Ray" T. Coleman/CRK bloodlines in any of our dogs ~
Click to read the differences between Lana Lou Lane's bloodline and the CRK dogs
Click to read the differences between Lana Lou Lane's bloodline and the CRK dogs
I am happy to announce the much awaited edition of my new book. It contains in depth details about the Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog.
Amazon: amzn.to/31PYR5m Barnes &Noble: bit.ly/2Z2xlzH MALE vs FEMALE? What Are The Differences?
Above, Lily and Cypress
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Working Herding SheepCypress, Herding The Chicken's
Lulu, Herding The Ducks
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Below, Lana's Marcelle Lane ARF# ABBB12M
Note: No Snubbed Nose
Lana's Marcelle Lane, pictured in a wheat field.
Lana Lou Lane's Mother, Vivian & Van Shelton
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PaPa Buck Lane
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