Current availability
American Bulldogs Available Now
This page answers one question: what can you actually get from Rosebull right now. The current litter first, then any grown dog who needs a new home. Everything here is ABRA-registered, from tested lines with each parent's own status stated below, and every dog links to its public pedigree. For how buying works, pricing and the application, see the puppies page.
Puppies Available
Current litter
Logic x Legacy
Due September 15, 2026
Six deposits taken so far. Applications are open. A deposit holds a place on the list, not a specific puppy; families are matched to puppies at seven to eight weeks. Every puppy from this litter is placed as a non-breeding companion.
Health, stated per parent: Logic (sire) is PennHIP hip scored and Embark clear for NCL, Ichthyosis and HUU. Legacy (dam) has not been hip or elbow x-rayed herself; both her parents were. She is clear by parentage for NCL and HUU. Her dam was an Ichthyosis carrier, so Legacy may carry it; because Logic is clear, no puppy in this litter can be affected, though some may be carriers, which is why the litter is placed non-breeding.
Sire Logic, dam Legacy. Both parents' health results are on their pages; the protocol is on health testing, pricing on the deposit policy.
Grown Dogs Available
Occasionally a grown Rosebull dog needs a new home. These are not rescues and they are not puppies. They are dogs I bred, raised and know, placed for a nominal fee with the person who suits them. Tell me about your home and I will tell you honestly whether I think it is a fit.
Ready now
Rosebull Tiger BOMB!
Called Tiger. Rehoming fee $400.
- Sex
- Male, not neutered
- Born
- April 16, 2021, so 5 years old
- Colour
- White & brindle
- Size
- 37 kg, about 82 lb
- Vaccinations
- Rabies and core booster given 11 August 2026. Fully up to date.
- Health
- Clear by parentage for NCL, HUU and Ichthyosis. Both parents PennHIP scored, sire .30 and .34, dam .37 and .39. Tiger's own hips are not scored.
The home I am looking for
Honestly, the home I picture for Tiger is one person who wants a dog for company. He is a shadow. He wants to be in the same room as you, leaning on your leg, and he is happiest with an adult who is around a fair bit rather than a busy household he has to compete with.
Tiger had a home lined up and the buyer changed their mind at the last minute. There is nothing wrong with him. He is a grown dog I bred and have lived with for five years, and I can tell you exactly what he is like because I know.
He is not neutered. If he goes as a companion, neutering is part of the arrangement.
How rehoming works here
The fee is nominal and deliberately so. It is not what a puppy costs and it is not meant to be. It exists so the people who enquire are the people who actually want the dog.
I ask the same questions I ask puppy buyers, because a grown dog changing homes deserves at least as much care as a puppy leaving one. Where he would live, who is home during the day, other dogs, children, and what you are hoping for in a dog.
If it is not a fit I will say so. That is better for you and much better for him.