Ultimate Bulldogs, the New Jersey bulldog breeder, received another feather in their cap when one of their dogs won a prestigious competition in South Korea recently. Ultimate Samara, bred by the experts at Ultimate Bulldogs, took home the top prize at the KKF Championship Dog Show in South Korea, besting a tough field to win the competition. The win is another in a near-constant string of victories for the dogs of the Ultimate Bulldogs kennel, which has earned a well-deserved reputation as one of the premier breeders of English bulldogs in the country and perhaps in the world.

Ultimate Bulldogs has been breeding English bulldogs exclusively since 1994, giving them the kind of experience that puts them head and shoulders above much of the competition when it comes to this particular breed. Still, it’s always a pleasant surprise when one of their dogs takes home the top prize at a show. Earning international recognition is no small perk, either.

“We are immensely proud of Samara, and extend our warmest congratulations to her owners and presenters,” a spokeswoman for Ultimate Bulldogs was quoted as saying. “To have one of our dogs winning an international competition so far from home is a great honor and a source of pride for us. We strive to continue to provide breeding services that get these kinds of results.”

Ultimate Bulldogs offers both their own pedigreed puppies for sale as well as a stud service with any of a number of champion dogs in their kennel. The dogs of Ultimate Bulldogs are renowned for their health, good behavior, and conformation. Samara is the latest winner to come from the Ultimate Bulldogs family, which includes champions, Hall of Famers, and #1 Dog in the Nation winners, to name just a few of the many awards their dogs have brought home.

“At Ultimate Bulldogs we truly believe in what we do, and we are passionate about being the best,” the spokeswoman for Ultimate Bulldogs was quoted as saying. “We back up our promises with quality every single time, and I think that is what makes us stand out in a crowded field.”