breeders

As if puppies aren’t cute enough, bulldog puppies have the awkward, wrinkly faces, disproportionately fat bodies, and those pointy ears that are impossible to resist. When buying a puppy, it takes a lot of self-control not to impulsively go for the first one you see. Instead, it takes a lot of consideration to choose a bulldog puppy which is healthy and that will make for a good addition to the home.

Assuming you have already done your homework and learned all about the health aspects of owning an English Bulldog, then now is the time to move on to the aesthetic portion of figuring out what it wants.

Should I consider breeding my bulldog? This is a very good question. Many times pet owner’s love their dogs and they want to experience the fun of being able to raise a bulldog litter. Well, there is not much I dislike more than some snob who is stuck up and only willing to sell their dogs having limited AKC reg. What this will mean is that your dog is only a pet and will never be able to be bred. Or rather, your dog can not be bread and still have the puppies be registered in accordance with the AKC. I don’t understand what would make a breeder feel that they are so special that it us up to them to decide that they can breed bulldogs, however nobody who they sell to will ever be able to have a litter produced from a puppy of theirs. This really irks me like little else can. How much more self-centered can one person be?

Parvo is an extremely deadly virus. Approximately 90% of young puppies that contract this horrible disease will die. For a pet owner, this is truly a heartbreaking disease. After much stress, loss of sleep and a considerable amount of money, the outcome will still usually end up in the death of the puppy. This virus is very hardy and can survive in the environment for up to nine months. It is passed from one dog to another through the fecal matter of affected dogs. It can be passed through ground contact with the fecal matter and can be attached to shoes and clothing. The puppy doesn’t even have to leave its own yard to acquire this disease; someone just has to walk into the house that may have it on their shoes. Once the disease has been contracted, there is not really anything that can be done to stop it. But this disease can usually be prevented.