has anyone ever heard of a SUSSEX BULLDOG....are they a recognised breed.....

No, they're not a recognised breed - in any country, as far as I know.
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Never heard of them! Sussex Spaniels, thats the only Sussex I know.

John

they are a type of old tyme bulldog
recreation to what the bulldog was once was!
they have there own registration.

I'm curious. Do you know what breeds they have crossed to create them? Do they breed true?

YesI have seen them also . If you do a search on Google orthe like you should be able to bring up a picture .
If I remember rightly they have more leg than the traditional bulldog and I think they originated as they were hoping to breed healthier dogs - as in trying to reduce breathing problems???
Lel

look on www.ad-mart.co.uk there is 1 for sale on there

related to the victorian bulldog i think.the guy who originated them is somehow related to helping the mollet bros who created the victorian type.not too sure what breeds have been used .i think staffs bullmastiffs bullterriers and very healthy bulldogs.dont qoute me tho!

im a breeder of sussex bulldogs and can tell you that mr brown in sussex england is the breed creator and founder he has spent his whole adult life of 22years creating a new type of bulldog this is not a recreation or crossbreed of any disciption and has no connection with victorian or any other hybrid bulldog type ,
it true to type and has done so for the last 15 years this was being done by mr brown long before the recent breeds were aquired and crossed to make a lot of current bulldog types ,
in my own kennels i have had many sussex bulldogs over more than 10 years i am now on a 13th generation bitch i find them to be of fantastic character ,temperment and best of all an amazing looking creature ,
we went to a victorian bulldog show in 04/04 we won best in show ,best adult bitch
,best adult male ,best junior male , if ive missed any i do apoligise so the answer to the ladies question is they are well establioshed they have clubs in england  and sweden where they are growing in greet numbers .
thanks j robson