Archived General Bulldog Chat

I picked up Lucy yesterday and she was so happy to see me. She was running all around, flipping, spinning. It was quite a sight to see! She was fine once we got home and seemed her normal self.

I even bent the rules and let her sleep with me on the couch. I think she loved it!

There are so many messages, I can't follow the leads...so can someone tell me what's the groups final recommendation on a digital camera? I need one so I can show you all lil Lucy's antics... I'm willing to spend no more than $400.

I think they are MIA, I havnt heard from them... and her last post was of the adorable puppy pictures, I know she couldnt have gotten a new puppy, and kept her news or the pictures from us LOL!
Just a little worried!

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Hello...
I can see Gerties little black freckles now on her skin, not to obvious but in a certain type of lighting and when she's wet - will this come out when she's older?
How does that work when freckles/ticks come out in a dog when they get older - is it because their hair gets thinner so you can see it more obvious?

Hello everybody. I am a first time owner of an English bulldog. Recently, I was searching the internet and found the Bulldog club of America (BCA) site and that in order to be a member you need to be sponsored.

Could somebody help me on how I would go about getting sponsored??

Thank you,
Darren

Well, at least that's how Leeloo saw it... she was so very proud of herself and walked around the yard with her gigantic palm not knowing exactly what to do with it... he he! What a QT!



- Cristina (& Leeloo)
"the greatest thing you'll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return."

I noticed this morning that the area under Sweet Pea's eye seems to be raw and irritated? It is the area where her tear stains are which I clean out on a regular basis. Could she have an infection?

U.S. OKs Non-Surgical Option for Sterilizing Dogs

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Male puppies won't have to go under the knife to be sterilized thanks to U.S. approval on Monday of the first chemical option for neutering male dogs aged three to 10 months.

If your looking for a bullie please check Buddies Thru Bullies, PetFinder.org, or the BCA for rescues. There are plenty of bullies who need loving homes. Good luck!