Breeding a litter of Bulldog Puppies is a task to be taken very, very seriously. You are producing life of your own volition for a wide variety of reasons. Some of those reasons will be good ones, some will not. But this decision should be thought through very, very carefully. Also,this document should be taken only as a starting point. If after reading this document, you still want to breed your bitch, I strongly suggest that you get and read at least some of more books (I'll try to be truthful!)

Before you breed a dog, you need to decide whether or not that dog is an appropriate candidate for breeding. First of all, no bitch should be bred before the age of 2. They are just not physically mature enough yet. Let them grow up and develop before they go through the physical strain of breeding, carrying, and whelping puppies. This shouldn't be a problem however, because you'll be plenty busy during those two years. Your dog will be in preparation for breeding for the first two years of her life. Everything you do for her, including providing quality nutrition and health care, obedience training, showing, working, and loving will make her a better mother and help her to produce a healthier litter.

Many people go into breeding thinking that it's a great way to make some easy money. Nothing could be further from the truth. Done correctly, breeding is rarely a money-making venture. If there are any problems at all , breeding generally becomes a financial disaster. So, you have to be prepared for possible expenses that may or may not occur.

Bulldogs are not easy to breed. These dogs are very very expensive to raise and it takes constant care and supervision for 6 weeks. Many many hours of pains taking effort goes into getting them to age 6 weeks. Most are artificially inseminated. They also require a cesarean birth as most do not free whelp. The mothers can lay on the pups and seems a bit out of it from the surgery for "at least" the first two weeks. This means you have to get up every two hours to let the pups feed. Most Dam's won't clean the pups up so you must also do that. You need to be with them around the clock. This may require you taking leave from work. Hopefully you won't need to supplement feed. This is very time consuming and expensive. Bulldog pups need a bumpy surface to walk or roll around on. It is difficult for them to get on their feet without it. Washing bedding will mean several loads a day. The dam will need her bedding changed frequently, also, as she has a bloody discharge for weeks after giving birth. Weaning pups is a messy period. They walk in their food and must be cleaned up after every feeding. Teething brings on respiratory problems. The pups get sick, diarrhea, snotty noses, can't breathe. A vet visit is normally required to get things under control. At six weeks of age you need to worm and vaccinate the pups. More expense. It is now time to begin the house training. Trying to keep an eye on 8 pups in a yard isn't fun at 3 a.m. The pups are finally 8 weeks old and ready to sell. You run an ad.

The people that come to see your pups have been to the pet store looking at pups first.

Please spay or neuter your pets and keep your pets up on their shots.

Thank you john

We are very cautious with the Parvo Virus Outbreak
You can loose puppies in a few hours because someone is not cautious and carry it into your house and litter

All hands must be washed and puppy's will not be fondled

	My Boys Stormi's Warrior Lil Rascal aka Warrior Son of BISS CH Incred'bl Storm aka Stormi Ultimate Warrior's Ginghis-Khan Ultimate Warriors U go I go aka Hugo Bulldog Health Life span: 8-10 years Health concerns: entropion, ectropion, distichiasis, CHD, elbow dysplasia, cherry eye, patellar luxation Occasionally seen: urethral prolapse, vaginal hyperplasia Note: It is prone to skin fold dermatitis unless the wrinkles are kept clean and dry. It cannot tolerate heat. Special precautions must be taken when anesthetizing a bulldog. Caesarian deliveries are commonly needed. Choosing a sire for your litter is as important a decision as choosing your bitch was originally. You need to spend some time and effort on this decision. Raising Bulldogs are a very responsible job we take pride in our littlers and family My Girls Stormis Warrior March'n Molly Grand Daughter of CH Incred'bl Storm Warrior's Duchess Pookie Rue Grand Daughter of CH Incred'bl Storm Ultimate Warriors Katherine the Great aka Katie Ultimate Warrior's Anne Oakley A Dolly

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Lilly is doing just fine. She is as mischievous as ever. We now have a large fenced in backyard where Lilly spends most of her day in and out chasing squirrels. She's way too slow to ever catch one so I'm not too worried. I just have to teach her to close the door after her now that it's getting pretty cold out there.
About three weeks ago I fell down a couple of the stairs into the basement, while trying to do laundry. Miss Lilly was down there in a heartbeat. I was really proud of her!
I have tons more pictures to send to you I just have to get them onto the computer, but as soon as I do I will send you a bunch.

With Love,
Dawn, David, Ashlynn and of course sweet Miss Lilly! Henderson Ky.

Hi!
I'm glad the pictures arrived. She's doing great, and we're just crazy about her. I've already wrapped her "bones" for Christmas.
I think Abbey still has a lot of puppy in her yet. She still likes to play, play, play when I get home from work, and she brings me all of her toys. Santa brought her plenty of treats and new chew toys, too, so she's pretty happy. Have a Happy New Year.
Abbey sends her tail wags.

Lorraine in Oak Forest, IL