Brave is an important trait of the English Bulldog, with a calm and gentle temperament, firmness and courage. Is an empathetic guy. In addition to play, it is also an excellent watchdog, a good rat catcher.

English Bulldogs are naturally gregarious, and there is a clear hierarchy in group living. In an English bulldog group, there is always one bulldog that dominates and rules the group. These leading bulldogs show their leadership in special ways. For example, the other dog is not allowed to inspect the reproductive organs of other bulldogs, but the lead bulldog has this ability; other dogs cannot be allowed to enter their own territory, urinate, or invade their own territory.

In addition, adult English Bulldogs will be in normal estrus every year. Periods generally change in spring and autumn. When in heat, the English Bulldog's behavior, personality, and consciousness will change significantly. For example, bulldogs who are usually quiet, kind, and steady will become irritable, bark easily, like to urinate everywhere, and in order to compete for the opposite sex, the two bulldogs will fight.

Strictly speaking, the English Bulldog also has a habit of being easy to approach and willing to be friends with people. Especially those English bulldogs who are born with people, they will recognize that humans are their friends and make great playmates.