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adding a 3rd is like doubling the work. Having a 4th is still like having double the work.

LOTS MORE POOP, and if they dont all get along its hard.

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that's always a worry for me, would I be able to afford to take care of another dog. If that won't be an issue for you, then I say go for it!

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since you already have three -what is one more! good luck.

What kind of question is that to pose to a bunch of bulldog fanatics?? lol
Good luck with Number 4!!

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so he has options.
she needs a home that will give her a soft pillow to sleep on and lots of love.
my heart is bigger than my house right now, i wish I could take them all!
But I would love to see her with you if you will keep her because she deserves a good home, and I know you would give her that!




Tiffany and Stella

I don't know if this is going to happen or not, I thought that maybe I could put her up for adoption, but then I was thinking that at 8.5 years old, would that be fair? Shouldn't I just keep her and let her live out her life? I don't know. I guess well see what he comes back with seeing it's not a for sure. But you can bully sit whenever you like!!

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I'd have 100 if I could, but I just don't know where I should cap myself. I thought I did that at 2!

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lol!

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I do have a fenced yard, it's not huge, but we manage pretty good right now. The winter sucks because it freezes and I can't pick it up, but my plan was to build a bit of a run in the spring that they can go in rather than the whole yard, unless we are outside playing.


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I can't imagine only having one! but four! yikes! However, seeing she is 8.5 years old and showing signs of major slow down. He said her joints in her front legs are not good and she doesn't like going for walks, sleeps most of the day... how much time might she have left. and can I make it the best time possible for her... It wouldn't be like getting a puppy.


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Hey Deanna,
Isabel can come and stay with us anytime you are overwhelmed, maybe we can work out shared custody?



Tiffany and Stella

another go for it...I signed in blood only three and realize thats all I can handle they are my full time job....lol

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I found going from one dog to two to be very easy. Going from two to three was definitely more work but not too bad. Going from three to four has been a good deal more than I anticipated, but it's doable. Do you have a fenced in yard? After 15 years in my house, without a fenced in yard, I finally had to put one in last September. I found it pretty stressful to take all 4 into the back yard without a fence there. Especially since one of them would often try to run off.

And having the fence has been a bit of a problem for me too, tho that's mainly becuz my backyard is small. With 4 dogs pooping every day, some twice a day, it has gotten to the point where I don't like to step off the back porch.

Indoors, tho, having a fourth dog has not been all that bad, other than that the bed gets crowded when all four want up at the same time. Fortunately, Boo only stays on the bed for about a half hour when we go to bed for the night. She sort of roams the house during the night, preferring her dog bed on the floor next to the human bed, or sleeping on the sofa in the family room, which has become her throne.

Feeding dinner is not a problem as long as I put Flynn, the youngest, in her crate while she eats. Otherwise she will try to eat the others' food too.

Good luck.





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If you can handle three what's one more? I just have Onslow so I'm no help. LOL

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So I'll be looking for pics of #4 very soon. Good Luck!



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You know the temperament of your dogs. Hope it doesn't deharmonize what you have. Just be careful because sometimes more of a good thing isn't better.

Ruby laid down the law on that one a long time ago, lol.

However it turns out, I hope it is successful!

Not that I have direct experience with which to answer your question, but Stella has generally gotten along much better with males than other females. If Daisy is faily laid back, it should be fine.

My foster girl Bella makes 4 and it is more work. We believe she's about 8 and she's real easy going. She fits on really well with my crew.