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Off topic! My English Bulldog!
Comments (22)No its a different one. I dont ever breed on of my girls more than 1 time a year. Its just to much on them and me. I stay up all night and watch them for the first several nights but when they start wiggling around and barking its all worth it. I love my dogs as much as I love my flowers. Ill get pictures in the next few days. I dont like to bug a new mom with papparizzi to soon in life. LOL...See MoreHearth Bulldog Statue question
Comments (1)I never heard such a thing called a "hearth statue"...likely it was an outdoor ornament. Molded concrete is not of any special value. The value is what someone will pay you for it. Linda C Here is a link that might be useful: concrete French bulldog...See MoreWho's got an English Bulldog?
Comments (23)Oh geo, I was wondering about those dogs. What are you going to do? Are they a threat to your homeowners insurance? I can not -in a million years- imagine Isabelle growling at anyone. She loves company and runs to find her ball! I have never heard her growl and she is 5 years old. (I don't know if she knows how to growl!) I don't know much of anything about American bulldogs. Some look like pits and others have pit type bodies with bulldog heads. The owner said it was a bulldog crossbred with a mastiff. I have wondered if the pit type dogs have been called American bulldogs instead of pitbulls, for politically correct purposes. I can't see the difference. Research alert! Pitbulls were bred to be people friendly and animal aggressive. (I read this in a local newspaper article, written by a pit rescue organization, over the summer.) Dogs have pack mentality. Maybe the 'American' taught the English bulldog how to act? (I'm very suspicious of the breeder, if he is aggressive.) I can't imagine my bulldog giving a flying flip about people passing by, no matter what dog was making a fuss. (This is part of why I said they are self absorbed.) What are you going to do?...See MoreTypical English Bulldog Personality?
Comments (8)OK, thanks for some voices of reason. The two human males think it's absurd that I want to do a meet and greet. This fellow doesn't have the time to do it; I don't have the time to dog sit. I'm kind of trini's mind; if he doesn't have time to check out a family, what else hasn't he had time for? Just the fact that he thinks his dog is flawless makes me think he's obtuse. As much as I love my dogs, they aren't without quirks. My million dollar dog (my affection name for my 'free' rescue) has his good days and his bad days. I knew a moist cold climate would be hard on his arthritis, I just wasn't expecting it to be bad this early in the 'winter' season. I'm going to try acupuncture so I'm not heavily dependant on the Rimydl, but that situation will only be worse by December (the month he wants to leave his dog with me.) No one has tried to challenge his status in my family so I'd like him to be king as long as possible. We have a comfortable dynamic going, so why upset it. DH says this one is a sweetie too, but I can think of better ways to ruin my holidays than in an emergency room. I have visitors that will want to see the sights and that means leaving dogs to their own devices for hours. I might be a nervous nellie, but you've reminded me that it's not without cause. Experienced dog people and a breed lover all say, a meeting is crucial. If anyone is REALLY alert, they might remember that DH did this a few months ago, but without asking first. I have a friend who claims that we should always look for progress--not perfection. I'm making progress with DH. He came home, asked me to sit down, and started begging. He can be as effective as the dogs at a good whine. It's a good thing there is one adult in this family. The dog might be the 4th greatest dog on earth (behind mine of course) but until I meet him, why risk it. There does appear to be awful lot of muscle behind that winning smile. Thanks again for your help....See Moreamylou321
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