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The Catahoula bulldog is believed to be a crossbreed created by crossing the Louisiana Catahoula Leopard Dog and the American Bulldog, either as a first generation cross, or subsequent generations with no less than 25% nor more than 75% of each breed. It has been described as a medium- to large-sized dog utilized as a hunting, working and guard dog. It is also used in feral hog hunting and pest control. Catahoula bulldogs are believed to have been in existence for over 100 years, found mainly in the southern United States; however, the breed information was originally provided by a pay-for registry called the American Research Foundation that is no longer in existence. The Catahoula bulldog is not officially recognized by any of the major kennel clubs.
A male 75/25-type Catahoula bulldog