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• SouthJerseyToMD member

  

  September 2009 edited December 2011

  Oh please be very careful with your breader.  We got ours from a lady out in west virginia.  It's called Hillbilly Bulldogs.  Shes really country and sweet.  She doesn't have any now, but she can probably direct you to a good breader.I did so much research before we got him and it wasn't easy raising him.  He is a lot of work, super stubborn, smelly, and has had some health issues (but not a ton compared to some stories I've heard).  I've also seen a lot of ugly bulldogs too and I think mine is quite handsome if I do say so myself.  I could talk about bullies all day long if you let me.If you do decide to get one, let me know.  We've experimented a lot with the right kinds of foods and cleaning products.  There are some other good tips I can give you too.  What I wouldn't give to have another one, or a French Bulldog.  Too expensive with the wedding though.

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• psmith1216 member

  

  September 2009 edited December 2011

  Thats what we heard - finding the right breader is key!  I'll look into the place you used and see if she can rec anyone.  The positive thing I have heard is (although they are stubborn, smelly and do have health problems) every owner loves them to death!  I will def let you know when we get one - we are thinking about waiting until after the wedding (which is in May) and hopefully we would have found a breader by then to meet the spring litter.  Thanks and I'll be in touch!

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• SouthJerseyToMD member

  

  September 2009 edited December 2011

  I honestly could not imagine my life without that monster.  I love him so much and he is so entertaining.  There is so much personality there and we always say he's not a dog, he's like a furry little person.  Good luck.

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