History of the Lana Lou Lane Bulldog My foundation sire Lana's Marcelle Lane, is as close as I'll ever come to the "Plantation Dog" of the Alapaha River Region of South Georgia, that would have a place in todays social life. I've bred to very choice dogs over the years and culled closely, picking and choosing for any genetic or tempermental defects.

My Grandaddy, PaPa Buck Lane, always had an "Otto." Otto looked after family, house, estate, and when in the woods at work, he kept watch over that operation. PaPa Buck Lane was killed December 17, 1943 by a train. Otto was found on many occasions sitting on PaPa Buck Lane's grave. How did he know which grave? All we know is that Otto continued his ever faithful duties to his "undying" master. He continued his duties until an untimely death from a broken heart. Otto would only allow family to come to the grave.

One Otto took a wife and moved her in under the maid's quarters. He carried her food from the "Big House." He continued even after the babies were born. As they got older, he would ease them out, one at a time, to show them around and for short "kindergarten guard and obedience" classes. So, see you really don't need professional guard and obedience training.

History Continued......