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No puppies at this time
*** NOTICE ***
I reserve the right to refuse to sell to
anyone I feel will
not provide a
responsible and loving
home to
my babies.
I DO NOT sell to Brokers,
Puppy Mills,
Or Pet Shops.
Check here: I will announce a date at that time.
Please also consider adoption from the Bulldog Club of America Rescue Network. Click Here
"Until one has been loved by a Bulldog, part of your soul remains unawakened"
I love my Bulldogs! From their scrunched up face to their stubby little tail.
On this page I'll describe them and their special place in my life.
Also my Champion Line Males and Females.
I only use Professional Veternaries that specialize in the care of Bulldogs.
I use
Shively Animal Clinic & Hospital, P.S.C. located in Louisville, KY.
I take great pride in breeding only the best.
I strive for the betterment of the breed by selective breeding to breed out genetic defects giving
you the best quality Bullies available.
Visit Shively Animal Clinic & Hospital here.
My Top Breeding Males
is . Upcomming stud "Lin's Sir Remmington Shear Magic" and "LIN'S HIGH
CALIBER HOSS" . (Hoss is son of Harley) There are 25 total number of champions in 6 Generation Pedigree.
My Studs can be seen on my Males page.
Lin's high Caliber Harley is the
grandson of Hall of Fame CH. Cherokee Legend Pretty Boy
and
greatgrandson of Hall of Fame CH. 'BEULAHLAND'S INCRED'BL STORMI aka STORMI.
#4 Bulldog 2002.
#1
Stud Dog 2002 Nationals Week.
Hall of Fame 2008
Sire Of:
Ch. Stormi's Tulsa Katie Barr, 2003 BCA
National BOS Winner
Ch. Lakewood's Dot's Alottabull
Ch. Stormi's Thunderboomer
Ch. Stormi's Ragtime
Showgirl
Ch. Rosbrgh's Storm Searcher
Ch. Rosbrgh's Storm Hunter
Ch. Rosbrgh's Stormin Margo
Ch.
Rosbrgh's Stormi Treasure
Ch. Rosbrgh's Sno-Storm
Ch. Boosdivine YaYa of Kaloo
Thailand's #2 Bulldog
2003 Ch. Millcoats Jorge
Ch. Magic's Dreamcatcher
This is Stormi's 10th US Champion over Memorial wk-end 2008,
making him eligible for the Bulldog Club of America Hall of Fame as the sire of 10 champions!
since then
Ch.
Magic Stormi's Copy Cat
Stud service is subject to stud owner’s approval of bitch at the discretion of the stud
owner. All transactions are between stud owner and owner of the bitch.
Remmington and Hoss has a great personality and temperment. They have no
skin, eye, nares or hip problems. Averg weight around 56 lbs. Is AKC Registered.
Once you are owned by a Bullog you will want nothing else. Jogging partner they are not but will help you
hold down the couch. Best all around family companion. My fur-kids is my love and my family. Unlike
your usual breed a Bulldog does stand by their name and can be bull-headed but how can you say no to a face like that.
The English bulldog plays the part of looking tough and bad, but in all actuality they are loving
and sweet. The English bulldog is most recognized for their silly behavior and loving demeanor. Their best trait is definitely
"personality". They are not very active, but at the same time, have excellent guarding abilities. English bulldogs are very
affectionate and dependable, but known for their courage. Bullheaded and determined, this breed can be very persistent. English
bulldogs will do anything too get your attention and make you smile.
DEFINITION OF A BREEDER
A breeder is one who thirsts for knowledge and
never really knows it all and doesn't pretend she does... One who wrestles with decisions of conscience, convenience and commitment...
A Breeder is one who sacrifices personal interests, finances, time, fancy furniture
and deep pile carpeting. She gives up the dreams of a long, luxurious vacation in favor of turning that spare room into a
wonderful puppy room... besides, who would watch the dogs while she was gone.
She goes without sleep (but never without coffee!) in hours spent planning a breeding
or watching anxiously over the birth process and afterwards, over every little sneeze, wiggle or cry...
She skips dinner parties because that litter is due or the babies have to be fed at
eight...
She disregards birth fluids and does mouth to mouth to save a gasping new-born, literally
blowing life into a tiny, helpless creature that she knows will fulfill someone's dreams...
Her lap is a marvelous place where generations of happy, healthy and much adored
fur babies have snoozed... And still do...
Her hands are strong and firm, but ever so gentle and sensitive to the thrusts of a
puppy's wet nose...
Her back and knees are usually arthritic from stooping, bending and sitting in the birthing
box, but are strong enough to enable her to play on the floor with that rascally bunch at 5 weeks old...
Her shoulders are stooped and often heaped with abuse from unkind words of those who
don't understand, but they're wide enough to support the weight of a thousand "Thank You's" from happy new families...
Her arms are always able to wield a mop, support an armful of puppies or lend a helping
hand to a newcomer...but can't hold grudges or hold onto unpleasant ridicule...
Her ears are wondrous things, sometimes red (from being talked about) or strangely shaped
(from being pressed against a phone receiver,) yet always fine-tuned to the whimper of a sick puppy or the distant rain that
urges her to get the fur babies in from the upcoming bad weather...
Her eyes may be blurred from Pedigree Research, but they are ever so keen to what a
healthy happy puppy looks and acts like...
Her brain is sometimes foggy on faces, but it can recall how many were in a litter four
years ago that produced a certain puppy... It's so full of knowledge that it sometimes blows a fuse: it catalogues thousands
of colors, sizes and perfect temperaments...
Her heart is sometimes broken but it beats strongly with hope everlasting...and it's
always in the right place!
Oh, yes, there are Breeders, and then, there are BREEDERS!
Why Does My Bulldog Smell? (click here)
TO OWN A BULLDOG IS TRULY ONE OF LIFE'S PLEASURES. THEY
ARE THE MOST LAID BACK COMPANION WE KNOW OF. THEY ARE THE PERFECT COMPANION FOR ALL TYPES OF LIVING, INCLUDING APARTMENT
LIFE. THEY REQUIRE VERY LITTLE EXERCISE AND ARE EASY TO TRAIN. AS WITH ALL BREEDS BULLDOGS ARE NOT PERFECT.
English Bulldogs are the only breed I
have ever raised. I am a member of The Bulldog Club Of America. I don't have litters often so check my puppies
for sale page to see if I have a litter available now or puppies on the way. I am a professional Hobby breeder,
not a pet store, puppy farm, or broker. I do not buy or import pups for resale for a profit. I breed for quality,
healthy, puppies not quantity. I truly adore and love English Bulldogs and have 11 years experience with
the breed. I live with my bullies and my pups are raised in the house with plenty of love, socialization and attention.
Is
a Bulldog For You?
The
first thing that should be considered when looking at the Bulldog breed is what you will expect from your canine companion.
If
you're looking for a dog that will take a 10 mile hike with you, swim across the lake, go on field trips in 99 degree weather,
jump over high obstacles, or locate and retrieve game, a Bulldog is not the best choice for you. However, they do a
great job of locating T-bone steaks out on the grill!
Bulldogs,
for the most part, are laid back, smooth and easy going. The heat is the Bulldog's worst enemy. An air-conditioned
home is required if you live anywhere that summer temperatures get above the mid 80's. They tolerate cold weather well,
within reason of course. Bulldogs love going for rides in the car, and sleeping at the foot of your bed, on the couch or in
the easy-chair. They must have plenty of love and socialization, and will offer you the same in return.
Bulldogs
are very alert, even when they appear to be sleeping. They can rise quickly if all is not well! Bulldogs will
generally get along well with children, other pets and people. They seem to enjoy being part of the family. The
Bulldog is a breed that holds its "beauty" as a puppy and as an adult. Many dogs look cute as puppies, but lose some
physical appeal as they mature. The Bulldog looks great at any age! They are by no means considered a guard dog.
They will, however, protect the people they love and will offer some security.
The
Bulldog is a medium-sized breed and belongs to the Non-Sporting group of dog breeds. They do well in a home or apartment
setting. Bulldogs have a short-haired coat and do shed some, but the shedding will be less of a nuisance with regular
brushing. The folds and wrinkles of the face should receive daily care. It is strongly recommended that you locate
a veterinarian with plenty of Bulldog experience so that your dog is assured the best care for his unique anatomy. Bulldogs
often require c-sections for delivery of their puppies.
The
average life span for a Bulldog is 10 years. Of course, that depends on diet, exercise, health and other factors.
They can live more than or less than 10 years. Bulldogs are an expensive breed to acquire, the price ranging from $2000-$3000
for a good pet quality dog in most of the USA as of late 2005. Remember, in most cases you get what you pay for, so
beware of those selling Bulldog puppies for a few hundred dollars. You should also stay
away
from people trying to sell "Mini Bulldogs", Bulldogs registered with a foundation you have never heard of, puppymills, pet
stores, brokers, and dogs that just don't look like they are Bulldogs. Show quality dogs could be priced several hundred
dollars higher. Also, much depends on how the contract/bill of sale is written. Co-ownership, pet/show quality, or full ownership
along with possible puppy (s) back plays a role in the price. An avergae is around 2,500.00 for a good quality puppy.
Remember pedigree, health screening, sire and dam plays
a
role in cost as well.
There
is the cost to maintain the dog, an expense that will continue for the life of the dog. You could spent hundreds or even thousands
of dollars in vet bills, many people never spend any money on vet bills except yearly check ups, but it's possible and you
should understand that may be the case. Always start with a good quality healthy puppy with a health guarantee. A great option
for the person wanting a Bulldog, but who can't afford a large sum for the initial purchase, would be a rescue Bulldog. There
are many local clubs, animals shelters, rescue groups and other organizations that have Bulldogs needing a second chance at
life. Rescue is considered one of the best things you can do for a dog. When you get your dog, remember to look
at the spay/neuter option. If you plan on this, it's best to have the procedure done by 6 months of age. However,
it can be done reasonably safely at a later point in the dog's life. The breed is registered with the American Kennel
Club simply by the name "Bulldog", though there are many that still refer to the breed as the English Bulldog. It is
not a serious deviation of terms.
There
is no greater joy than being owned by a legendary Bulldog!
So you want to breed your girl and make yourself some money? Please read this first!
English Bulldogs are not an easy breed to raise. English Bulldog puppies are born via C-section and must receive around
the clock care for the first three weeks of life. My English Bulldog puppies are some times bottle fed since some mothers
have little or no milk. English Bulldog momma's will often lay on puppies while nursing so have to be watched carefully at
all times. If provided with the proper food, medical care, and vaccinations up until 8 weeks old, the breeder invests a lot
of time and money in the litter. If you add the cost of stud service, shipping the semen, etc. it gets quite expensive. If
you want a healthy well bred puppy, properly socialized, and given vaccines on scheduled intervals then do not try to find
the cheapest pup possible. You may end up spending more on vet bills than you paid for the puppy.
You may say, "I only want a pet," or "I don't need papers" or "It doesn't matter where I get
an English Bulldog as long as it is in my price range." Many people have made this mistake only to regret it later on.
Reputable breeders are breeding for betterment of the breed not to make a profit selling as many pups as possible. Yes, it
does matter who the parents are. Where do you think your puppy gets looks, temperament and health? Look at the parents...
if you don't like them chances are you won't like the puppy when its grown. Indiscriminate breeding produces health and temperament
problems. You think the breeder doesn't matter? Who do you think plans the breeding, cares for the pups, provides food and
medical care?
"Acquiring a dog may be the only opportunity a human ever has to choose a relative! "
Mordecai Siegal
If you choose a Bulldog breeder that has one motivation - money - he or she is going to buy the cheapest English Bulldogs
they can find to breed, regardless of family history of health or temperament problems or how good they look according to
the breed standard. Most don't know or care of the family history behind the dogs they are breeding, nor do they know or understand
the breed standard. They are going to cut corners on food and health care, and one of the most important things of all - LOVE.
Pups that are ignored and not played with and socialized do not make the best pets not to mention the potential problems if
raised in a filthy environment. Breeder experience is invaluable to you after you buy a puppy. Choose your puppy and breeder
wisely.
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