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If you could, would you?
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Only if my vet had a kid he was trying to put through college [img]graemlins/laugh2.gif[/img] From what I have heard bulldogs have pretty high vet bills.
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no, i wouldn't. the only reason i wouldn't is becuase my cat would sit and stare at the dog until it had self confidence issues. and a dog with confidence issues isn't as fun [img]smile.gif[/img] [img]tongue.gif[/img]
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<font color=orange>What kind? There are English, American, Boston (or screwtails), French. We dog sat a English Bulldog once several years ago, by the name of Reggie. He was a great dog, but he had some health problems. that happens a lot with purebreeds.
Personally, I'd go to the pound and get a dog or visit a rescue organization. Those dogs need homes. We just adopted a Basset Hound from Basset Hound Rescue of Georgia about three weeks ago. She was found on the street wondering with a puppy. BHRG took her in and placed her in a foster home. She was fixed and dewormed. They got her healthy and then put her up for adoption. We found her on the internet and drove to the Atlanta area and got her. She is already house broken and obedience trained. She has lost all those bad puppy habits and is a really great dog. Personally, this is the only way to get a dog!</font> |
Yep, Sir T, dog rescue programs are certainly the way to go.
Best damned dog I ever knew was found wandering outside a Shell station. Great collie/setter mix. It could read minds. I even didn't mind when it brought a bunny's head home and plopped it on the bed where my GF was sleeping - it was just trying to be nice! :D My friend who found her named her Shelley, of course. ;) |
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I think bull dogs are so cute, but even if I could, I'll always take a boxer over anything. They're great dogs, and I've grown up with em all my life [img]smile.gif[/img] </font> |
buy the bulldog, feed it human blood only, you'll have one hell of a bulldog then.
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I have a friend that mated and breed English bulldogs. I'm not sure what the correct terminology is, but it's the kind with the wrinkly face, large chest and front legs, and small hind legs.
I used to have a bulldog named Buster when I was a kid, but I'm not nearly the "pets" person now as I was when I was a kid. **Waits for the other shoe to drop** :D |
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We only keep rescue dogs, and they are the best, as Timber says. True, we do have an English Mastiff, right now, but he was a rescue, too. Choc, are you on the computer again? Did you lock Dan in the closet, again? :D
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I don't quite understand the context of the question?
Bulldogs are just like any other dog, if they are treated and trained properly they will be very loyal companions. I have 2 Bull Mastiff's, and they are great. People are afraid of the Bulldog line thinking they are dangerous dogs and will attack with provocation, but it basically boils down to how you treat the dog. Dogs, just like people, are all born the same. If you teach them to be dangerous and attack, they will. If you train them to be companions and friends, they pose no threat. |
I don't think I could handle taking care of a big bulldog, I might take a Pug though [img]smile.gif[/img]
Two dogs I'd never want to have btw is 1)a St. Bernard (not only are they huge, but if you saw the ropes and ropes of drool that comes from them! blech!), and 2) a Jack Russell (yes that's right, a little small dog, but they are a handful man are they a handful!!! Will chew you out of house and home, will pee all over when excited, which is all the time!, will hump your guests legs even if neutered! They just don't stop!) |
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Barkley is neutered, and likes a good leg as well, but it's a little different when you've got a 160lb dog trying to give it to your leg! :D |
No, they are lazy, ugly dogs. They do nothng else than sleep all day, what fun is that ? I used to have dogs, and i like em playful, not one that has the same function as a sandbag.
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If'n ya wants a dog, check with Wyvern over on the W&W boards. She's probably got a border collie or two that could use a new home with someone that could appreciate them [img]smile.gif[/img]
We had some friends over on Tuesday with their dog, a golden retriever (I think). Just a puppy, but I quickly realized that a house with kids is not doggy-proofed. I have no idea how many toys were chewed, albeit briefly. So no dogs for me, at least for the moment. Note that I don't hold this against the dog; she was just behaving normally. Our household is just not ready for that kind of normal behavior. |
Nah, never really liked bulldogs, if i got a dog it proably be a pit bull
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Buy a Dog Are you out of your mind! All I have to do to add to our pack is allow my wife outside the house for 10 minutes. She picks up every stay that even thinks about looking in her direction. I've had her banned from the local pound, restraining orders issued, and under threats of Law Suits. ;)
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I was doing a remodel job a few years back and the homeowners had some sort of HUGE Hungarian sheepdog. He climbed up an 8' ladder trying to hump my leg. I had to go to the top LOL. Same dog climbed in the attic and.....fell through sheetrock into the middle of the kitchen. He wasnt hurt, but its funny! You should have seen the hole!
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I think bull dogs are so cute, but even if I could, I'll always take a boxer over anything. They're great dogs, and I've grown up with em all my life [img]smile.gif[/img] </font></font>[/QUOTE]DOH! I meant I have had some red dog... Shite! :D |
i dont know if i would get a bulldog.. they look pretty cool but are they high maintance?? just curious... im used to really small dogs...
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