anyone have one ?
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11-17-2013, 05:44 AM #1
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No, but I know a few.
They're really nice dogs, good for the family. Not that athletic though, my ex and I would go to the dog park and they would play for a bit but couldn't keep up with the other dogs and after 15 minutes just lay down.
Thing is they don't live that long and get health problems. And it's really difficult to find one to adopt, they're all from puppy mills/breeders.
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11-17-2013, 05:53 AM #8
I had one. Best dog of my life.
They're very stubborn so don't get one if you always dreamed of a dog like lassy.
They don't just obey and do tricks, they have a personality of their own.
Yet they are extremely loving and caring, great guard dogs aswel and enjoy food more than anything.
They snore, but to me, i loved that sound.
They're lazy so they don't require long walks.
They're not great in hot places, so if you're in florida or cali, always have the ac running and a lot of cold water.
Make sure you clean their cheek wrinkles cuz of moisture accumulation build up.
Only negatives are: Their life span is an average of 8-10 years.
Some are prone to health problems.
So they can get expensive if you have to go to the hospital a lot.
Make sure you get a pure breed with a license because otherwise who knows what you're buying.
They're also expensive, but to me, they're the best kind of dogs.
I might be biased cuz i owned one, but i've been around all kinds of dogs all my life, and every dog was like a dog.
An english bulldog was like a human trapped in a dogs body.
that's my opinion anyway.
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11-17-2013, 05:54 AM #9
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11-17-2013, 05:58 AM #14
Pretty sure they cant procreate without outside assistance... beta as fuk
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11-17-2013, 06:00 AM #15
Don't do it Opie. Had the luxury(?) of living with someone that had two of them.
They're insanely expensive to buy and then they have health problems out the angus.
They also live short lives, smell god awful, have all kinds of skin issues, fart all the time, and are about the most stubborn dog breed out there(which gets old when you're trying to get them in the house at 2am).
They do have a great demeanor but the above are not worth it.
If you want an easy to live with, smushy face dog, look into a Boston Terrier.
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11-17-2013, 06:04 AM #19
If you like bulldogs, check out Boxers brah
Loyal, intelligent, funny as phuk, ripped....
Best dog personality!
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