Know a reputable English Bulldog breeder?

I have always wanted a english bulldog. Good luck man I hope you find a nice pup.

 

Contact the Kirklins...they know someone. I talked to the breeder a few months back. I just found an Olde English Bulldog breeder in my parts. I have alway wanted your typical english bulldog but the Olde english bulldogs are supposed to be a healthier breed.

 

I'm partial to boxers we have 3 of them

 

there was a thread on nms before they lost the site and started up again, you could try posting there to see if anyone remembers or go to new age reefs alot of the old members are there.

 

If your up to the challenge, you can always adopt one. There was a cute tiny little puppy up for adoption that was blind. I just googled bulldog rescues and i think looked on petfinder.com

 

U looking at getting a olde english or a english I have a english and my buddy has an olde big difference in size

 

How are they different? I've always wanted a short fat one =) I dont want a tall one.... i like the slobbery lazy ones.

 

Call Dr. Bradley D. Petersen, DVM Petersen Pet Hospital P.C.743-0554. He is a member of the Eastern Iowa Aquarium Association, I am sure he could help with your selection of a good breeder close by.

 

I have a Olde English Bulldogge. Baby is around 11 months old. They are great dogs, barely ever barks. From what i have hear olde english are a healther breed than the english since they are a newer breed. They will be taller with less wrinkles. Great with kids and other animals, and very athletic but still lazy. If you have any questions contact me and ill help you out. Here is the breeder she is from http://oldenglishpups.com/. im bad at posting pics(http://www.flickr.com/photos/22945455@N06/5448435838/)
and here is a video of baby after the blizzard http://www.flickr.com/photos/22945455@N06/5447843131/

 

Stinkin cute.... i had to send that video to my bf... he hates them, i love them. He wants a golden retriever and i cant stand the long hair in my home. Looks like neither of us will get the dog we want.

 

I have too wanted an english bulldog for some time now and I have done alot of research on the breed. a place that i plan on getting my bulldogs is castlewoodbulldogs.com they located in missouri but is well worth the trip although expensive you can tell they really care about their pups along with there sires and dams. I also go to this website often to learn more information about them http://www.bulldoginformation.com/ there is alot of useful information on puppy care on this particular breed. I also tells you how to check temperament when choosing your bulldog. Look at those two websites I have been to millions of them those to stuck out to me the first one is a breeder the second is information on bulldogs. Hope this helps!

Natasha

 

well if you like short coarse hair everywhere this is the dog for you.

 

I also have 3 pugs the cutest laziest dogs too. very similar too english bulldogs with the wrinkles and smushed faces! I love them to death!

Natasha

 

I am the owner of an english bulldog. As long as you do your homework and reference check the breeded, you will be fine. In fact all the health issues may exist but most are hereditary. Ours have sensitive skin, requires bath every 4 days and that is it. He doesn't bark, bite, jump, or have any behavior issues. In fact, best mannered dog I have ever met. I have 3 kids, neighborhood full of dogs and kidas all ages. Never has he chewed our home or belonginings, went potty in the house, etc. He does not shed, as long as you bath and brush him, you will be fine. I am having my wife get the breeders name and number for you.

 

great choice in dogs AJ. As a dog trainer and someone who shows dogs in the obedience ring, there are a few things you should know before getting one of these bully breeds. Training is with out a doubt needed. Start early and never stop going. This serves as not only exercise and reinforcment but also gets the dog accustomed to other dogs and people. I have seen many people get these dogs and never properly train them only to have to put them down. they are very stubberon so a lot of patience is needed.

many health issues come with this breed also. you need to make sure to keep their folds clean and dry, otherwise bacteria can form there. they also have heart and respitory issues, so while you still need to walk the dog, they wont stand up to a lot of running around.
They do fetch a high price but this is mostly because they have to be artificaly inseminated and pups need to be removed via c section because of their large heads and narrow hips.

That said, a good first place to look for a good breeder IMO would be a vet. they will have health records of both parents and will typically have a good idea of their temperments.

 

AJ she seems to sheds alot. I have spoken to other OEB owners and they also say they shed alot. Plus with her being white you can see it.
Good luck with what ever pup you get. And like mthomp said you have to keep up on the training they bull headed.