Forget the puppies... I want MayBull! Shes GORGEOUS!!!
Last edited by a moderator:
Olde English Bulldog puppies!
- Thread starter rughooker
- Start date
I must agree w/PouletsDeCajun! Absolutely wonderful coloration on that girl! As does Sophie!
- Thread starter
- #13
Quote:
You are thinking about English Bulldogs. These dogs do not have to have C sections. And they do not have breathing problems like the English Bulldog because of their longer noses. We watched the puppies when they were born and the mother had no trouble what so ever.
This breed is becoming very popular because of these reasons.
You are thinking about English Bulldogs. These dogs do not have to have C sections. And they do not have breathing problems like the English Bulldog because of their longer noses. We watched the puppies when they were born and the mother had no trouble what so ever.
This breed is becoming very popular because of these reasons.
- Thread starter
- #14
Quote:
Maybull is my daughter's favorite. She says she is so good and plays so nice with their Boxer.Gypsy. I think she is only 6 months old. She follows Heather wherever she goes. They are going to breed her when she gets older.
Maybull is my daughter's favorite. She says she is so good and plays so nice with their Boxer.Gypsy. I think she is only 6 months old. She follows Heather wherever she goes. They are going to breed her when she gets older.
Quote:
You are thinking about English Bulldogs. These dogs do not have to have C sections. And they do not have breathing problems like the English Bulldog because of their longer noses. We watched the puppies when they were born and the mother had no trouble what so ever.
This breed is becoming very popular because of these reasons.
Really? I could've sworn I knew of a few OE's needing c-sections. *shrugs* Eh, well... I'm quite possibly wrong. Gorgeous babies either way!
You are thinking about English Bulldogs. These dogs do not have to have C sections. And they do not have breathing problems like the English Bulldog because of their longer noses. We watched the puppies when they were born and the mother had no trouble what so ever.
This breed is becoming very popular because of these reasons.
Really? I could've sworn I knew of a few OE's needing c-sections. *shrugs* Eh, well... I'm quite possibly wrong. Gorgeous babies either way!
- Thread starter
- #16
Quote:
You are thinking about English Bulldogs. These dogs do not have to have C sections. And they do not have breathing problems like the English Bulldog because of their longer noses. We watched the puppies when they were born and the mother had no trouble what so ever.
This breed is becoming very popular because of these reasons.
Really? I could've sworn I knew of a few OE's needing c-sections. *shrugs* Eh, well... I'm quite possibly wrong. Gorgeous babies either way!
I once had a Standard Dachshund who had to have a C section. It could probably happen to any breed of dog,just like humans! But ALL English Bullies need C sections.
You are thinking about English Bulldogs. These dogs do not have to have C sections. And they do not have breathing problems like the English Bulldog because of their longer noses. We watched the puppies when they were born and the mother had no trouble what so ever.
This breed is becoming very popular because of these reasons.
Really? I could've sworn I knew of a few OE's needing c-sections. *shrugs* Eh, well... I'm quite possibly wrong. Gorgeous babies either way!
I once had a Standard Dachshund who had to have a C section. It could probably happen to any breed of dog,just like humans! But ALL English Bullies need C sections.
Quote:
Yes, very true!
Yes, very true!
- Thread starter
- #18
Quote:
Yes, very true!
your avatar. You made it yourself,didn't you? Very creative!!
Yes, very true!
- Apr 30, 2007
- 91
- 1
- 39
I hate to ask because I'm sure I can't afford one even though they are GORGEOUS!
But what is an average price?
They look like a cross between a bulldog and a mastiff. We've had bully crosses for years. Right now we have a german shepard/American bulldog cross. She looks more like the german shepard dad than the american bulldog mom. But she's brindle!
I showed the pictures of the puppies to my DH and I think he's fallen in love.
They look like a cross between a bulldog and a mastiff. We've had bully crosses for years. Right now we have a german shepard/American bulldog cross. She looks more like the german shepard dad than the american bulldog mom. But she's brindle!
I showed the pictures of the puppies to my DH and I think he's fallen in love.
- Thread starter
- #20
Quote:
They run around $1,000-1500. They have bully, mastiff, and boxer in them. Sometimes you can get them for $800.00. Be careful who you buy them from(just like any other pet). These puppies' "human" parents spend more time with them than their 11 year old daughter!! She doesn't seem to mind though. She's in her little world with her girlfriends, cellphone and IPod! I think they are selling these pups for $1100.00 each.
They run around $1,000-1500. They have bully, mastiff, and boxer in them. Sometimes you can get them for $800.00. Be careful who you buy them from(just like any other pet). These puppies' "human" parents spend more time with them than their 11 year old daughter!! She doesn't seem to mind though. She's in her little world with her girlfriends, cellphone and IPod! I think they are selling these pups for $1100.00 each.
Similar threads
New posts New threads Active threads
-
Latest threads
-
-
Finding a home with a pond for a wild mallard, sitting on a nest of 10 eggs. Near Portland, Oregon.- Started by SusanDuck
- Replies: 2
-
-
-
-
-
Threads with more replies in the last 15 days
-
