Thanks! I like the ES too. I think the flat faced breeds are
adorable, but most do have horrible respiratory problems. My himmy
has a flat face, but I made sure to pick a kitten that wasn't
completely flat. ~Lacey
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Good good! I'm glad to hear it went well for
Stella. I hope she is doing even better now. Yes, it probably is
easier on her to have the less extreme face. My daughter (the one at home)
has an exotic short hair cat. (these are a registered breed, like a
persian but with short hair) Th
Wow, 12 and 13 are old for bullies. They must be just loving life...
lol. I'll post the link to Stella's dogster page for you. There is
also a pic of her under the photos section with Fifi. She doesn't
have the super flat face like you see so much in the states. She was
bred in Poland and they
Yep! I used to breed and show bulldogs for many years. There is just so
many risks with breeding bulldogs as they MUST have Csections. I lost
my "Darlyn" in a Csection and bottle fed 7 puppies. Soon after that, I
decided breeding was NOT for me. Even after all the years working on a
wonderfu
Yep, she's a bully. My husband and boys couldn't play rough with
Fifi, so they wanted (in their words) a "real" dog... lol. I've
wanted a bulldog since I was little, but we never really had the
money to buy one and handle any medical problems that they are
infamous for until a couple of years a
I must of missed your original post. Didnt know Stella was a bully :-)
Glad she is doing well! Anytime we have to put a bulldog under
anesthesia, I get scared
I have two myself, plus Rolie Polie Olie - a foster.
Sandi Spears
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