Our Story
At BullHug, we believe in strength, durability, and protection. Our journey began with a simple mission: to create high-quality gear that stands up to the toughest challenges. Whether you're training, working, or pushing your limits, BullHug is built to support you every step of the way.
Driven by passion and a commitment to excellence, we design our products with precision, using premium materials to ensure maximum performance and comfort. From the gym to the job site, BullHug is more than just gear—it’s a mindset.
My Bulldog Mama Story
I got Chief, my first Bulldog ‘fur baby’, about two years ago. At the time, I was hesitant because I knew very little about the breed. Didn’t they slobber endlessly like in the cartoons? Don’t they have a reputation for being insanely tenacious?
Needless to say, when I met Chief, it was love at first snuggle. This stocky little guy with floppy ears wrapped his pudgy little paw around my heart and has been squeezing ever since.
Needless to say, when I met Chief, it was love at first snuggle. This stocky little guy with floppy ears wrapped his pudgy little paw around my heart and has been squeezing ever since.
Bulldogs are seriously and notoriously hard to walk. They have fierce strength in their front legs. More than once I got the legendary heckle “Who’s walking who?” as I tumbled down the street after them. More than anything, I worried they were either choking on their collars or a poorly made harness was cutting into their skin.
That all changed when I discovered a harness that is bulldog strong, but completely comfortable for all my dogs, and for me. I eventually named it BullHug, which speaks to my love of this particular breed as much as it does to the rugged strength and extreme comfort of the product.
That all changed when I discovered a harness that is bulldog strong, but completely comfortable for all my dogs, and for me. I eventually named it BullHug, which speaks to my love of this particular breed as much as it does to the rugged strength and extreme comfort of the product.
It’s Not a Harness. It’s a Hug.