Bernie and Brewer

Submitted by sitartzm on January 5, 2015 - 11:01am

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Well it has been a super long time since I have posted. I do lurk on here everyday. Brewer is almost 4 years old and about 60lbs and Bernie will be 2 years old and around 40 lbs.. Both are in super good health except for the occasional cyst owie thing that Bernie gets in-between his toes. They both enjoy going to doggie daycare on Monday's (Brewer is whining right next to me because it is time to go there now). Brewer pretty much sleeps all day while Bernie never sleeps and just wants to play all day.

My heart goes out to those that have lost their babies since I have seen quite a few lately.

But I just wanted to pop in and say Hi and wish everyone a Happy New Year and to let everyone know we are still here.

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Hi!!! Soooo good to hear from you, thanks for checking in!

Submitted by AmyandSophia on January 5, 2015 - 2:08pm.

Sounds like those two silly pups are living the life:-). They look fantastic! Happy New Year to you guys, too! Don't be a stranger!

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Amy and Sophia

What a cute pair!

Submitted by VickyIzzyApollo on January 5, 2015 - 6:12pm.

Thanks for sharing...........love the pics!

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Miss you sweet boy Otie (July 29, 2013)

Nice to see you again.....

Submitted by CathyandZimmer on January 6, 2015 - 1:58pm.

and love to see those gorgeous faces :)

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Cathy & Zimmer

www.midatlanticbulldogrescue.com

LOVED your post!! Thank you

Submitted by Gorcoff on January 15, 2015 - 1:01am.

LOVED your post!! Thank you for sharing!!!! Love seeing other bully's saturated in love and living the good life!!! Both of my bulldogs go to doggie daycare too. My Brodie (big white male looks all Mr Tough) starts to whimper / talk when he knows he is getting ready to go. It's too cute! He gets so excited it's like he doesn't know how else to communicate except through a high pitched whimper. Gracie Mae (recent rescue) is approximately 1 1/2 years old. My vet works with a local rescue and in December called me and said he had a Bully that he knew belonged in my family. So Gracie joined us in and December. We are continuing to work with her. This was my second rescue but this time there was no foster transition. I never knew until this rescue how IMPORTANT the foster family is and the huge role they play on the rescue process! I am soooo much more appreciative of all they do!!!!! We don't know much about Gracie's history except that she was confiscated (neighbors called because it was pouring rain and she was left outside - I'm sure this wasn't the first time and it was probably the thing that pushed the neighbors over the edge to make the call) by animal control and owners never came forward to identify themselves. From what I am seeing/piecing together so far she was acquire strictly for breeding. She's had 1 liter of pups (yes a baby having babies because doc doesn't put her over 1 1/2). She also was kenneled trained