ENGLISH BULLDOG! 5 reasons you SHOULD NOT GET A English Bulldog
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- English Bulldog! 5 Reasons you SHOULD NOT GET A English Bulldog Puppy! English Bulldog are a beautiful breed, but the English Bulldog is not for everyone! In this video I break down 5 reasons you should not get a English Bulldog Puppy!
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I have an old time British bulldog. I served 24 years in the army I hadn’t been outside for almost 5 months. Now we have 2/3 walks a day for 15/20 mins. She has changed my life the most amazing dog
You know that you could get the same from all other dog breeds or mutts? Why get the sickest and most genetically deformed one?
Well said amigo: I bet you love her to bits.
@@daenerystargaryen because theyre cute, loyal, chonky, and funny
I had a beautiful English bulldog. He was a great guy! He lived just over 10yrs, and was very healthy, no problems. A little stubborn and major gas, but what a great guy he was. Do your homework, and choose a breeder very carefully. Cheers.
You pretty much listed off what half the population is like.
1. dont like the heat or the cold.
2. prone to health issues , who isnt !
3. not overly active . we're mostly lazy
4. stubborn. nobody wants to be told what to do
5. we all want someone to hang out with !
And yet , theres someone out there that will give you unconditional love :)
My English Bulldog Bruno died some 60+ y ago [RIP]. Facially, many people said he resembled Winston Churchill [RIP also]. Bruno loved sleeping/snoring, had a strong will of his own and slobbered a lot. Much missed- even now.
Spot on advice, on ALL points. I have a 10 year old male. He crys whenever I leave for like 10 minutes. He loves all family members but has definitely gravitated towards me. Love him!
On my first bulldog. He’s gonna be 7 soon. Best dog I’ve ever owned. I’m hooked. The cost, slobber, farting, and maintenance are all worth it:)
Lol
Fuck no. I’m killing mine
My first was a male and farted all the time and yeah they are so worth it
Crazy af not worth it
1 - CLEANING THE FOLDS
2 - Sunburn
3 - They can't handle heat
4 - They can't handle cold
5 - *holy god* they're stubborn as hell. There's a reason Churchill is likened to a Bulldog.
Here we go, bonus round
6 - They need a lot of attention
7 - They'll play. For 5 minutes. On Thursday. Once a month.
8 - You can't leave them alone, they don't deal with you being gone
9 - Because they're basically a body builder, they can't swim
10 - THE GODDAMN HAIR. Their hair may as well be needles on the floor.
They can swim you just need to teach them. It’s all about keeping the bum up, my bulldog not only swims but surfs waves 😊
I’ve had English Bulldogs for decades. The most sensitive, caring, gentle, lovable dogs on the planet. I’m getting another one next week. You are correct in much of what you say here - stubborn, need to be next to their human 24/7, prone to health issues, not athletic - all this is mostly true. But they make every day wonderful, funny, and loving. Also, Vets can now perform a procedure (minor surgery) to open their airway so they never again have many of the problems you describe here. But it needs to be done when they’re still pups under a year or so. After that, they’re set for life. In fact they live about 3 years longer than typically expected because their airway is opened up and they can breathe freely and stay healthy. Best dog on the planet.
What is this surgery called?
@@yahirvazquez5118 , the surgery is called brachycephalic.
@@Jack-eo5fn thank you, and have you had one of your dogs have the surgery ?
@@yahirvazquez5118, yes. I lived in NYC at the time and had it done there. It’s less expensive if you have it done anywhere else. Very standard surgery today. My bully breathes totally free of obstruction, doesn’t pant anymore, or snore. Google the name and it tells you everything. Minor procedure and she came home the same day.
@@Jack-eo5fn I live in nyc at the moment, was your English bulldog able to walk more ?
I’d love to get one to keep me company otr for my trucking job. Being highly affectionate will help me get through the days with my small pal! Great vid
it seems like a perfect dog for me
Same
Love you channel! I've had 3 bulldogs, and will never live without one! They are tremendous companions, but I know they aren't a great fit for everyone, and love that you touched on some of the reasons that folks should consider before bringing one home.
Our first English bulldog lived to almost 12, our second one sadly died from heat stroke our third is almost 11 and she's doing wonderful we love the breed.
We are looking for a 3rd one right now. So hard to find. At a reasonable price. We love them too!
I have a 6 year old English Bulldog and this guy is spot on with EVERYTHING his is saying.
They are a very troubled breed, especially the breathing and over heating.....they go hand in hand.
Very expensive to buy and the Vet bills are outrageous, having said all that you can't separate me from
my girl Bailey.
Bulldogs are so lovable my friend.
@@brucejackson4219 you are 100% correct, they are like no other.
Never have any issues mate. Had 2 and both 12 yr old. Just dont go jogging in 30 degrees Celsius like with every Dogg. And you probably bought the Dogg at the marketplace on the internet
I lost my make English Bulldog due to heat exhaustion. My husband always said they were sensitive but I had no idea the severity of his sensitivity & discovered the most awful way… he died. I put him outside to potty for about 5 minutes & that’s all it took. I tried to rush him to the vet but I believe he took his final breath before I even got there. At the clinic I took him too & after they declared him gone they put him in the back room. They were busy with other patients at the front desk so I asked if I could go back to see him with the intent on trying to revive him. Much to my surprise, there were 4 EBD puppies in a kennel next to where our dog was. By the end of the week I had gone back & I took the only female. My intent is to spay her. I really feel for the EBD breeding should be governed and anyone want to adopt one should also have stipulations such as a class you have to take to be certified to own one. My heart will always be broken over our dog & I do not condone anyone who breeds this breed for any reason. Dogs are companions not money makers & I can’t even imagine what Father God sees that we don’t that we wouldn’t like. I will live with the guilt of loosing our dog for a very long time as I am very compassionate towards all Gods creatures & I would have never wished this to happen to anyone not even my worst enemy. We love & miss him dearly & we always will. It is just like loosing you kid.
I also have a friend that had another male & she put him in a kennel while they went to attend her sister’s funeral. The dog died at the kennel we all believe of a broken heart. If you get an EBD spay or neuter and DO NOT BREED! If you want an EBD you also need to always be with it & have the time money & patience this breed requires. Please take it from me this is more than a precious face to look at. It is a serious commitment that requires one to be fully prepared for the journey they are about to embark on. Thank you for reading.
Wow... Thank you for your message. I am reading up on EBDs and haven't actually made my mind up on getting one... especially after reading your message with regards to the vet bills and their health issues.
I would like to get one. I am in Love with them. Should i not get it?
@@Sebastian-qi7go only if you want to put up with what was discussed in the vid and what you may read in comments. However it is very very expensive. Hair will hands down be everywhere nothing you can do about it. They have some behaviors you may not be able yo put up with. Sometimes they will make you want to fight them. You can’t tho. It is a very heavy dog. Otherwise if you literally have the time. Go for it! They also can test up a home super bad even when someone is watching them like other family in home. If you are the one to get em only you are whom they vibe with most. You never make decisions on feelings… only facts then what you bring in those facts. C’man
It is just a joy to have one. It completely changed the mood of our home since we have one. If you are thinking of having one, stop thinking and have one.
Dont expect to have long walks, but you can still make 3-4kms if you keep your dog in good shape. So you can choose if you want to make 15min walk or 60-90mins.
100%. And wherever you take them they bring smiles galore. They brighten not just our days, but those who smile and say hello also.
We have two girls, 11 and 9. We have number 3 coming April 9th, she will be 8 weeks old. Love the breed. Stubborn yes, but they light up our lives 🥰
They surely do: they receive and give love in abundance.
Your opening statement is so true. My bulldog is exactly how you described . Thanks for your video and expertise 👍🏼
I love my EB. I had her professionally trained. She is the sweetest most loving dog. She is spoiled and loved and well cared for. She now has me trained too. She tells me when it's time to eat, time to play, and time for bed. She even lets me that she has done her duty in the yard and insists I clean up after her.
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You explained it very well, they train you!!! Mine was my service dog .I miss her terribly.
We have a 3 year old female, Gypsy❤. At 5 months old we had her following the "stay" command, which we used for food. We trained her to not touch her food no matter if it was a treat, carrot, dog food....whatever. She would not touch it if we said "stay" until we gave the "go ahead" command. We carried this over to objects and toys. Also at 5 month she followed "leave it". We trained this for dropping toys or something she was eating she wasn't supposed to eat. She never chewed anything in our house after 6 months because we were so rigorous about it. We carried "leave it" to anything she was messing with that she wasn't supposed to (bugs, furniture). These 2 commands were instrumental in her becoming so obedient and well trained. She knows "stay" is you don't move and "leave it" is stop and drop what you are doing immediately! But it was at least 2 months of consistency and reinforcement. Way harder for them to learn than other breeds we have had but if you put in the work they will impress you!
I luv music, true all. This is also because Bulldogs are, by nature, extremely patient.
We didn't accomplish any of that, but we did get 2 micro females Saturday and they figured out the dog door by Monday (today). I can't believe how smart they are for 8 and 16 weeks.
@@mikehoncho9344 congrats on the new babies!!!❤️❤️
@@JamMaam thank you
I love English Bulldogs because they are so goofy that you can't avoid lots of smiling and belly-laughing watching their exploits ... even when they're being stubborn and naughty. Thirty-nine American universities have the bulldog as their mascot which tells you how popular they are. Everyone loves them. They're adorable, gentle beings.
Yes! A man made genetic freak, which (who :) ) probably suffers all its life. But, IT'S SOO CUTE :) !
I just got one today. Do they drool a lot all the time? Slobber? Or is it just mine?
They are the Marines mascot is why I want one I'm a Marine SEMPER FI TOUFEL HONDEN
I own a 2 year old female bulldog and Can say this is all true. She was my first dog and now the love of my life lol.
AYOO
Top tier content. This was incredibly helpful. 🔥🔥🔥
We get our Bulldog puppy bitch in a couple of weeks. Done our homework and got advice from a breeder who we've known for about 15 years. This friend has also bred Mastiffs as well which is how we met him - through our Mastiffs. He tells us that many of Bulldog and Mastiff characteristics are quite similar - easy come easy go, and laid back. Right up our street.
Thanks for this precious information brother!
You are so welcome!
I’ve had 2 bulldogs, the summer heat was the biggest problem with both and i think i was lucky in general with their health, altough i heard worse i still went to the vet a lot more than other dog owners, they are lovely and i miss them but i doubt if i will take another
Very thanks mate. Very very very good information 😊👌👍👍👍👍👍👍
So glad you enjoy our video, thanks for watching!
Thank you for all the information you provided in this video.
You are very welcome, thanks for watching!
@@fenrirenglishbulldogshow4395 I want an English Bulldog but I'm a truck driver who is with a company that doesn't allow pets on the truck and my Fiancee and her daughter believe pets should be kept in kennels. They have a cat locked up in a cage along with a chiwawa in a separate cage. I feel that a pet should be a part of the family and not locked up in a cage only to be let out to go to the bathroom.
What he said is true , but had these dogs over 30 years , with no major problem, like humans no ones perfect 🇬🇧
I have two and could careless about any of these very well minded and very true reasons not to own one.
I love my Bullies, my Bulldoggies get along with my 2x German Shepherds, I have 4x dogs and love them all.
Thank you for your good and useful VDO. Good job .
You are so welcome, thanks for watching!
You have just described my dog .. I have (had) 3 sisters .. 1 has never got on with the rest (hierarchy) .. Have to keep her separate .. They have cost me thousands .. But alas there is no love like a bulldog .. This channel is like a breath of fresh air .. Thank you .. X
Thanks so much Karen!
As the owner of a beautiful, 100% sweetie pie, lover of animals and people, everything you have said is so true. Even though BigBoy gets fed twice a day, everyone said he is so fat. His doctor said he was fine. I don't overfeed. But being the owner of many dogs, BigBoy is the best dog I have ever had. He has so much love in him, but the health problems can be scary. We were at the doggy park a few years ago, and the heat got to him and he almost died, tongue was blue, and doc was not available. I poured tepid water all over him and had him the car with air conditioning prior to just dousing him with buckets of cool water. That was the day I learned no dog park especially in 90 degree heat. Thanks for the information because it is right on point.
Thank you! this vid was informative, concise and the height of professionalism. Bob's your uncle!
I can give you 20 reasons why you should. The most gentle. beautiful, intelligent dogs. We lost our dear Meatball, and are awaiting our next puppy. So exciting!!!
Mine just turned 9, and I can tell his congestive heart has occured, he eats and potty's but have to get his rear out the door, he's turned lazy......I know the end will soon be here, but I keep him with me and have traveled the roads never seperated. I had cancer and got stuck with a trach, so this slow majestic beast is perfect for me, we can't run, we can't stand the heat, and we seem alone alot of the time, he's resting beneath my coffee table and we will be buried together......Best bud I had!
We have 2, our first English bulldog past away last year. Soon after we adopted a 3 year old, and a few months ago we bought a pup. We would never want any other breed. You just have to make sure you got a good bloodline and what well and not to do
Great video. Could you do a topic on Smooth Fox Terriers. I have one and he’s five and im retired from the army. I don’t hunt him but I do walking him between 1 to 2 hrs per day.
He’s not trained but I did take him to puppy class and he still very much rembers the clicker. He loves his ball throwing and rope pulling and even though I’m doing this I still feel I’m only take the edge off him. Is there anything more I could be doing with him. Thank you 👍
Banging info!!!
Glad you found it helpful!
English bulldog have health problems, but, as long as you take good care of them, it is worth it. They are very vocal. Mmine lived to be 14 yrs old. But she was very well taken care of by me, and when she passed, she was so very missed!
You are 100% bang on.. il never leave my girl more than 10 mins I hate it. She's my girl
Excellent companion animals. Had many dogs and this breed absolutely loves its humans like no other.
I wouldn't trade my English Bulldog for any other breed. But they ARE a very high maintenance breed. They are as equivalent almost to human babies. Daily cleaning of eyes, ears, butts, paws, nose. So if you don't have the time for all these. Plz don't get one.
This is true. They want nothing more than to be with there owner 100% of the day. Be prepared to have someone around at all times or they get depressed. They show their emotion well.
Very good video!
Spot on.
My ex bought a bulldog and couldn’t handle her and she has become the most expensive best friend ever
I had a pure breed Wiredhaired Miniature Dachshund. I loved her so much but. Never again. Too many medical problems. She was the smartest, cutest and most loveable dog I've ever had but just never again.
Hi I'm a student my mother and father work in office and we stay 5 to 6 hrs outside but my grandparents are there should I take a bulldog?
This information is ON POINT! Absolutely💯 We own a 7 month old English Bulldog and have QUICKLY Realized they are Very Unique and Expensive. We Love Our little Chase, He is Definitely the Sweetest most Loveable Dog. We've had many breeds, German Shephards mainly and Bulldogs are definitely the hardest, most expensive breed to take care. BUT they are worth It ❤ I am enjoying watching your videos. Thank you!
That is awesome! Thanks for watching!
got me an english bulldog when kids left for college, tried to get the best possible option considering their health issues, cheeseburguer has been with us 4 years so far, best decision ever, all you said is 100 percent true, great companions, great sleepers, very affectionate, somewhat good guard dogs ( we live in big house with huge garden ), they get along fantastically with neighbor dogs, just a pleasure to have and enjoy their presence
Cheese burger sounds like an angel
I have got my first one a puppy he is about 3 months when does the bloody nipping stop and when do they mellow out
I have an English Bulldog/Golden Retriever mix, and she is absolutely amazing. She definitely has some of the selective hearing thing going on at rare times, but mostly she is incredibly well behaved.and does what I tell her to. She is such a loving and funny dog, and she loves performing her many tricks and get rewarded - mostly she loves food rewards, but she will do it regardless as she loves her praise and cuddles too. Best decision I EVER made was buying her almost 4,5 years ago - the perfect mix between two INCREDIBLE breeds 🧡
She sounds fantastic!
@@fenrirenglishbulldogshow4395 She definitely is 🧡
@@helenHTID Can't say I do get your point, no. In my experience mixed breeds tend to be perfectly healthy. In a lot of cases I would even say they are more healthy in general than a lot of the pure breeds as some of them have pretty servere health concerns.
@@helenHTID well, we very strongly disagree with regards to that. I find that pure breeds are often suffering from health concerns because they are bred to look certain ways that might not be ideal for the health of the dog, while mixing the breeds can help with that by offering more genetic diversity.
@@sarah4hp Hey I don’t mean to bother or come off wrong but in regards to their health issues, their short muzzle, breathing problems etc. Do you recommend me getting one ? I don’t want my pup to suffer down the line in his life 🥺
my english bulldog has his birthday today .. 15 years .. he is almost never sick and very sweet
Happy birthday to him
I wish they weren't so expensive. Buying them is one thing, the cost of their medical care during their lifetimes can absolutely eclipse their purchase cost. You really have be quite well off to afford any of the short muzzle dogs. That being said they are among the most loveable, loving, and comically funny pets you could ever hope to have.
I had 2 bull mastiff and their health problems were minimal. They have short muzzle.
This breed was a leader in my decision to get. Therapy dog for my apartment living. I need to be conscientious of barking.
Any other suggestions? hypoallergenic?
I have a 7mth old bulldog puppy, female and she is already around 42 lb and 15" tall. How big is she going to be?
Sounds like this is my spirit animal❤
They have exploded in popularity but we got our first in 1969 for my 10th birthday. A white & fawn female. I’m the oldest of 5 so we drove her crazy. ❤️🐶 Soon after my dad got into showing & we got Willie & Snoggy. After that it there were always at least two. I’ve continued the tradition & have had 4 since 94. Just recently my son posted photos of my childhood dogs & kids I grew up with remembered all their names!
I have always said for most Bully breeds spring and fall and the best times of the year for them, when it comes to the weather.
My bulldog is 3 now. Fit as a fiddle. The vet is always complimentary on what good physical shape he is in and how good his breathing is. He's walked everyday for around 45 minutes to an hour through a forest. Never struggles. Buy from a reputable breeder with a good strong bloodline and you shouldn't have any major issues. Just irresponsible breeders giving these superb dogs a bad name. Do your homework that's all!!!
I agree. Like yours My English bulldog came from a good breeder with a great bloodline. My bulldog didn't have the health issues that bad breeding has sadly caused many others in this breed
Liked and subscribe!! 👍🏼
I’m a Frenchie mom and I’ve always wanted a English, would they be a good match in the home?
Hey, here a mail from belgium, I agree 100% with you in every aspect youre telling. My Englisch bulldog couldend mis me not for a second. And I love it. For me my englisch bulldog is a perfect match! Most of the time she do what I ask, but sommetimes she egnores me . And just that is what I like about them. I am always curioes to see if she will do wat I ask her to do . You just have to be patient with them and dont force them. And they will do good. Annyway this is a verry interesting vid ! thank you verry much for it
Brilliant information
Thank you so much!
Is this breed the same as the “Olde English Bulldoggee”? Sorry ask maybe a stupid question, but I know very little about them.
I had one his name was Rip Van Wrinkle - he was the best. they fart and make lots of noise too. But they do need a lots of work. But they are very loving.
Long term fostering a former commercial breeder english bulldog. She is 8, has a lot health issues, She is the love of my life.
If I'm honest the biggest "no no" for me would be number 4 you mentioned: health issues.
I've had an Olde English Bulldogge and a New England Bull breed and they are amazing and avoid a lot of the health problems
Before buying a English bulldog. Look to see if you can rescue a bulldog. Some need help and are close to be put to sleep. Good rescue bulldog near me. I reached my first one I don't remember when but he just passed away and lived to 12 years old. They are hard breeds to take care of and alot of people don't know that so need rescued.
highly intelligent one i have house trained her in 3 weeks 🤚🏽🐶🥰
Despite of all that, English bullies are still my favorite 💕❤️ just love them!!
How much money should I set aside for annual vet bills?
We just adopted a 6 yr old neutered male English. My daughter's family had a friend who had him since a puppy but due to his life circumstances could no longer keep him. He lived at my daughter;s for about 9 months, with cats and chickens no problems. She asked us to take him as her son began developing allergy to him. He has been with us for about a week. He has a terrible cherry eye, and I think some ear issues. He will NOT let us put medication in ears, eye, or the nose butter on his terrible dry nose. I am not sure if I trust him yet as I am having trouble "reading" his actions/personality. He will NOT come when called unless he thinks you have a tidbit for him. He is fully housetrained, sleeps on his ortho mats , one in his kennel box and one on the floor. He sleeps most of the time. I have a small Jack Russell/Chihuahua neutered male and although they are not agressive to each other, the English is continually wanting to "hump" him AND us! Not sure if we will keep this boy, perhaps better to find a home that has experience with this breed. He does not have too many "wrinkles" which is good as again he will not let us wipe his face, eyes or nose. He is quite overweight so we are addressing that and we will slowly put him on a homemade diet of raw ingredients and some veggies. I have owned Boston Terriers, Boxers and Pittie types over the years without problems. This guy is 60 lbs of STUBBORN and obviously set in his ways from previous long term owner. Don't know if we can teach an older dog new behaviors, time will tell. We will give him a chance but at this writing I am thinking we will be finding him a home with experienced owner. They are fun to watch on videos but having one in the home is not that!
add to my comment above: I think the Olde Bulldogges are a better fit if you are into smush faces. They are more active, have far less health issues overall.
In regards to the health section I think it’s a very vague and generalising point. Saying “ you’re guaranteed to spend loads of money at the vet is wrong” if you buy any dog from a bad breeder you will have issues, my bulldog is 7 and we have spent very little time and money at the vet. Because I spent loads of time finding a good breeder I have an amazing bulldog who’s is healthy. The insane amount of inbreeding is a major cause of the health issues and any breed bred this way would experiance many of the listed issues
i have an english bullador. she's just 4 mos so not sure how much she inherited from her bulldog parent
Why does my dog stare at the door when she is outside instead of going to the bathroom. I just got her 3 months ago. She just turned one in October.
Great video, it's actually a video of why I should get a British Bulldog.
I want a house dog that will be chill but can scare off intruders if needed
I once spent £1200 on a cat because he got a piece of grass stuck in his nose, so vets fees are not a problem
I love my sedentary lifestyle and want a dog that will only need 15-30 minutes exercise every day
I'm stubborn too and want a dog that mirrors my outlook on life. I don't need my dog doing tricks
I work from home most of the time and want a dog that will hang out with me
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my boy was the best thing that ever happened in my life. I couldn't ask for a better companion and best friend. he was 9 and we had to put him down and besides my dad's death was the worst day of my life
I have one and he is the perfect dog for me🤗
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I don't know why but they look cute for me
I want one. I’m overweight myself but starting to exercise a little more , really just watching what I eat. I work from home and I’m a single 25 y/o I think a bully would be perfect for me.
Best dogs in the world. I've had 2 of them. I miss them so much. Smartest , funniest and sweetest dogs in the world.
i wishd id had 3 of these
Damn bro English bulldog is the perfect breed for me
This man is spot on never buy a bulldog or french bulldog from a breeder that has there dogs out side in kennels buy them from breeders raising them indoors and in family environments is really the truth it effects the pups behaviour
I’ve had 4 & wish it was more!
I think my EB is broken. He has too much energy 😭 15 min walks aren’t enough for him and he always wants to run. He’s the first and only I’ll ever own because we got lucky with him in the health department. But that selective hearing is a pain in my butt!
Yes my old girl has all those points. Still wouldn’t change her for the world they are amazing big snuggle bugs who will follow you everywhere. I adore their gorgeous funny facial expressions 🤡 😂
I never would leave my BullDog outside good or bad weather it would come inside with me
All those reasons are valid concerns, but that does not mean that every Bulldog will deal with some or any of these things. I have a Bulldog that we got to keep our male Boxer company after our female Boxer passed away and he has been the complete opposite of all the issues listed on this video. We feed them a high quality dog food which has made fas a non-issue, his weight is in check and as a result he is a happy healthy ball of energy. I honestly cannot think of a better breed to be part of a family. Our Bully has made our life better and I would hate for others to miss out on what they have to offer. If you’re on the fence, just do it! You won’t regret it.
my dream i wishd id had some day 4 english bulldogs
As I watch this my baby is snoring in her crate 🤦😂
I love her.
so how is it having a bull dog
@@mamisomorales4474 Good! I quite enjoy it. ☺️
I can confirm my bully is NOT independent by any means. She always needs to have someone at home to thrive.
Thanks for watching, she sounds like a sweet soul!
@@fenrirenglishbulldogshow4395 she is the most chill dog ever but she does have her moments of zoomies!
Great advice.I got my girl bow because I myself am a big chiller not very active basically I'm a slightly lazy beep lol joking.No I have loved english bulldogs ever since I knew what doggies was.Everything you say is spot on lol you should of mentioned about the massive appetite my girl just wants food food food all it takes is a packet to rustle
Hey sorry for bothering you just some quick questions cause I was thinking of buying an English bulldog. I am a college student so the main concern is the money and I will leave him alon in the house for about 6 hours in the morning can you tell me anything that will help me choose whether or not I should take one thank you again for your time before hand
@@xristosalex4638 hey no worries your not bothering me.6 hours to leave a puppy is a rather long time.You need alot of time for your pup as you need to bond and train.I like to say english bulls are a high low maintenance dog if that makes sense?Could somebody possibly be with pup while your at college?
@@xristosalex4638 hey no worries your not bothering me.6 hours to leave a puppy is a rather long time.You need alot of time for your pup as you need to bond and train.I like to say english bulls are a high low maintenance dog if that makes sense?Could somebody possibly be with pup while your at college?
BS I’ve had mine for 10 years not one problem, and she’s still going strong. Just depends on how you keep them clean and take care of them.
They are the best, their protective, loyal, lovable and usually very happy .and are big teddy bears. So there. 5 reasons to get one
Can you do a video of the Australian bulldog? I know it isn't in the UK but very interesting. They were bred to reduce pretty much all the health concerns (including hip dysplasia), heat and cold sensitivity and could make an interesting contrast video with the English bulldog
Hey Robyn, thanks for watching and the idea. We'll see what we can do!!
Not so
My Aussie bulldog had the same issue as my English bulldog. The only difference was the Aussie is NOT dog friendly even though l did the same with the English as in puppy school. Will never own another. Now on my third English bulldog living in Thailand with the heat!
Love them to bits.
my bulldog lives outside and as never been inside and they are just fine outside