Meet Blu, my new English Bull Terrier
02 December 2010, 03:53 PM
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Lovely puppy, blu-scoob. All other dogs on this thread are very cool.
Paulwrxboro's dog is like my son's dog called Jaque. SBTs have humble face IMO, but their muscular bodies are somewhat frightening to me. They seem as if they'd kick your head in!
Jaque is just a gentle cutie, though.
Paulwrxboro's dog is like my son's dog called Jaque. SBTs have humble face IMO, but their muscular bodies are somewhat frightening to me. They seem as if they'd kick your head in!
Jaque is just a gentle cutie, though.
02 December 2010, 05:01 PM
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05 December 2010, 09:05 PM
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Couple more piccys 
Held by Mrs blu-scoob
On our youngest daughters pillow
One of our cats Jazzie feeling brave whilst he's asleep
Happy dreams....
and finally, with our Westie Mille
Held by Mrs blu-scoob
On our youngest daughters pillow
One of our cats Jazzie feeling brave whilst he's asleep
Happy dreams....
and finally, with our Westie Mille
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07 December 2010, 10:31 AM
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Lovely dogs, I've got an English Bulldog 'Bruce', not sure why so many of you use cages though. Don't see the need personally.
Bruce has the whole downstairs and back garden to do as he pleases.
He's trained not to go upstairs and he knows it. Not a cage in sight.
Bruce has the whole downstairs and back garden to do as he pleases.
He's trained not to go upstairs and he knows it. Not a cage in sight.
07 December 2010, 11:15 AM
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She now, at 5 years old regards it as her room. If she wants some p&q she will retire to it.
Imho, they are a very good training aid.
07 December 2010, 07:29 PM
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When he is toilet trained (getting there) he will be able to go anywhere on the ground floor.
Hes already learnt the "sit" command
09 December 2010, 06:38 PM
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We looked at re-homing a few Bullies but was virtually impossible as we have kids and cats (all the Bullies we saw didn't pass the 'cat' test) and this went aginst us at the rescues. Its why we went for a pup on the end, he will grow up with kids and cats.....
I filled in the form on bullies in need and they never even acknowleged my application, even with a reminder e-mail
19 December 2010, 09:21 PM
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beautiful dog blu-scoob, love the pic of him sleeping on his back in his cage.
as for the cage, was great for the first 6months when my bulldog was a puppy.... even used to end up in there with her some nights when she was whining.
her at 8 weeks day i got her
with our chocolate lab
finally now shes 2 years old
as for the cage, was great for the first 6months when my bulldog was a puppy.... even used to end up in there with her some nights when she was whining.
her at 8 weeks day i got her
with our chocolate lab
finally now shes 2 years old
22 December 2010, 09:07 PM
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Cheers
jamiedream, your bulldog is cool I love chocolate labs too, in fact theres not many dogs I don't like
I can take Blu for walks now hes had his second set of jabs. Gonna wait till the snow melts a bit though
Just caught him with his legs crossed
jamiedream, your bulldog is cool
I love chocolate labs too, in fact theres not many dogs I don't like I can take Blu for walks now hes had his second set of jabs. Gonna wait till the snow melts a bit though
Just caught him with his legs crossed