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                                                                                       Around Our Farm...
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~ In her Pamphlet on * Pg. 5* Mrs. Lana Lou Lane (founder of the breed) affirms: "THE  ALAPAHA  IS  NOT  THE  SAME    DOG  AS  AMERICAN BULLDOG  AND  NOT  TO  BE  CONFUSED  WITH THEM, OR TO BE  CROSS  BRED WITH THEM" ~

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​The Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog is very intelligent and highly trainable. They excel at obedience therefore easy to potty train, etc. 
They are great with children and other animals. Displaying a presence of nobility, they are confident, alert, protective, loyal, possessive, and defensive. They are not dog or human aggressive. They can be aloof with strangers but are not aggressive toward them, only displaying aggression when it is necessary for defense, with reassurance from their owners, they will accept guests and friends. Some assertiveness toward other dogs is acceptable.
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​Alapahas were NEVER bred for aggression or for the appearance thereof. Guarding is a natural instinct of this breed, and they are protective of their family, and property along with other pets, and animals they are raised around. They are not one person dogs, and make excellent loyal companions. They establish their territory at a young age. They will fight to the death to protect their owners if the situation arises. The Alapaha loves attention, and prefers to be close to their people! The breed does not test for the "Superior Position" in the family, and are more than happy to be in the lowest rank, ever desiring of your love, affection, and in your lap if allowed, throughout their life! They are generally not suitable for kennel situations, preferring the role of companion.
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Introducing Our New Black Jersey Giant Chicks!
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Breakfast Time!
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The Fur Babies, and Our Daughters Kitty Acclimated To Sharing The Home Together.
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             Lily, Went Along Shopping at TJ Maxx
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              There are actually four dogs here! haha
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The geese like to stay near the house and they can be very messy!  I utilized the Alapahas natural drive/herding instincts by training this specific task shown in the video below of ​Jack, and Lulu Doing Their Job Herding the Goose Away From the Front of  Our House.
Note: They did their job and came right back.

Part of Their Handling and Socialization.
Pye, My Sisters Alapaha Doing "Stay" For Five Minutes While I Am Out Of His View.
Even when there isn't enough space, they still try to make it work! haha
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Puppy Socializing With Our Chihuahua Pepe.
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Jack    

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​Our son, having some friends over playing Rock Band.
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Relaxing at Camp with Leia, Lulu and Bo at Cook Forest State Park, PA.
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                                                                          Intelligent and Trainability,  Lily Takes A "Bow"

There's a ball in there!

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​Hanging with the mules, and Cocoa.
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Jack and Lexy. More videos on my YouTube channel!
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Socializing at 8 wks...
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                                  Our daughter, and the fur babies enjoying her visit!

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                           Early morning Xbox...
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Temperament: Temperament is a function of genetics. It is inherited not developed.  A dog's core temperament never changes. Some behaviors can be modified through training, but the temperament itself never changes. It's in their DNA. For example, a high energy dog is not going to learn to be a laid back low energy dog. But the dog can be taught to control his energy, to an extent. A dog with a rotten temperament will always be a dog with a rotten temperament no matter how wonderful the environment is. A dog with a sound, stable temperament will always be a sound, stable dog even in a miserable environment. 

Personality: 
Each dog has a personality, which is different than temperament. Personality is developed through interaction with other animals, and primarily with people. A dog will not consider as a prey object, any living creature to which he is exposed to early as a puppy. Puppies who are raised in nurturing, enriched environments, tend to have well-developed personalities. Good early handling, socialization, and training will help develop desirable traits, but those traits have to be there. However, this does not change their temperament.
We begin handling our puppies from birth, rubbing their feet, ears, and tail, 
handling their mouths and turning them over 
as they mature. We start their socialization along with introducing them to our friends, and family, the other animals here, different surfaces, and sounds. We believe this is vital in developing each puppies trust, and personality, and should continue long after they leave us, and our home to be with their new families.

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***Any other breed of dog introduced into the Alapaha's bloodline outside of what Lana Lou Lane used in the establishing of her Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldogs changes a dog forever. It is no longer an Alapaha but is considered a hybrid*** ​​
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  • HOME
  • ABOUT US
    • CONTACT US
  • OUR PUPPIES FOUNDATION
    • COPY of ORIGINAL ~ LANA LOU LANE KENNEL PAMPHLET
  • TEMPERAMENT
    • BREED STANDARDS
    • RETIRED >
      • F. F. TALLULAH PEACH FOX
  • SIRE
    • JACK: OBEDIENCE TRAINING W/ DISTRACTION & "FINISH" COMMAND
  • DAMS
    • LEXY & >
      • LILY & LULU
  • AVAILABLE PUPPIES
    • LEXY'S PUPPIES >
      • PUPPY! CRATE, FOOD, TOYS. ETC... >
        • PUPPY DEVELOPMENT - FEEDING - POTTY TRAINING
  • FUTURE BREEDING
    • PEDIGREES
  • REVIEWS
    • REVIEWS ~ TWO
  • PAYMENTS & SHIPPING
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    • F. F. CYPRESS BANKS FOX >
      • F. F. LAYNAH DOVE FOX
      • F. F. LOVELY LAYNE FOX
      • F. F. LORETTA ROSE FOX
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