Bully Breed Thread!!!

[BlindLemonChicken]

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Here’s the one I sent to my brother:


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Are those English or Olde English? We had a Johnson American Bulldog but my husband is the bulldog guy so I can hardly tell them apart. He’s always wanted an English but since I can’t train them he has to wait until he can actually devote time to it…so we have a doodle now

 

[Florida Bullfrog]

Are those English or Olde English? We had a Johnson American Bulldog but my husband is the bulldog guy so I can hardly tell them apart. He’s always wanted an English but since I can’t train them he has to wait until he can actually devote time to it…so we have a doodle now

Old English.

 

[ShrekDawg]

Hi

 

[Florida Bullfrog]

Winston got popped by a cottonmouth 2 days ago. He’s almost over it. This pic is current as of today. He’s the first of the 3 puppies to be bit. His mom and dad got bit by the same snake. For his dad Brunson, this is something around the 10th bite, the third bite in a month.

 

[ShrekDawg]

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Winston got popped by a cottonmouth 2 days ago. He’s almost over it. This pic is current as of today. He’s the first of the 3 puppies to be bit. His mom and dad got bit by the same snake. For his dad Brunson, this is something around the 10th bite, the third bite in a month.

Oh wow

 

[Florida Bullfrog]

In other news, the puppies have been terrorizing my free-rangers. Killed and ate somewhere around 20 by my guess.

I’m starting to get them under control with shock correction. Natural behavior for a group of bulldogs acting as a pack.

 

[ShrekDawg]

Wow! Sorry for your losses. Glad you’re getting them under control now though. As for the snake, if it’s the same one, there’s no way to kill it?

 

[Florida Bullfrog]

Wow! Sorry for your losses. Glad you’re getting them under control now though. As for the snake, if it’s the same one, there’s no way to kill it?

Oh no, is different snakes each time. Usually the dogs kill them. Sometimes I do.

Our venomous snake population is dense. On my 40 acre farm, there’s probably a dozen or more individual venomous snakes of multiple species present at any given time.

Here’s a rattler I killed about a week or so ago that ate a free-range sub-adult.

 

[Florida Bullfrog]

This is the bite before last a couple of weeks ago.

If I didn’t know how to treat the dogs at home, there would be no way I could afford to keep dogs here. Over the past 8 years, I would say my dogs have weathered about 50 bites. So far, no losses.

 

[ShrekDawg]

Oh no, is different snakes each time. Usually the dogs kill them. Sometimes I do.

Our venomous snake population is dense. On my 40 acre farm, there’s probably a dozen or more individual venomous snakes of multiple species present at any given time.

Here’s a rattler I killed about a week or so ago that ate a free-range sub-adult.


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This is the bite before last a couple of weeks ago.

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If I didn’t know how to treat the dogs at home, there would be no way I could afford to keep dogs here. Over the past 8 years, I would say my dogs have weathered about 50 bites. So far, no losses.

Oh WOW!!!!!!!!!!! I normally don’t even mind snakes, even had a pet one VERY briefly, but I would NOT be able to live there hahah I draw the line at venomous ones. Especially if they’re harming my animals. That said, I would think the dogs would learn about snakes and avoiding them after so many bites? I know they do snake avoidance training out west, I would think lived experiences would teach just the same ha but maybe the snakes hide too well or something.