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Mabbx said:
Collecting Boycie this Friday. Seen him every week since 3 weeks old and he's grown lots - 8 weeks old this weekend. Can't wait 
Don't forget to post him here http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...We're back in the Bulldog fold as we have two new members of our family in George (15 weeks) the British Bulldog and his side kick Goby (18 weeks) the Huskey/Malamute.
Apparently Huskey'S make great cushions for Bulldogs to sit on.
Its been ten years since our last Bulldog.
His name was Moses as he was the "last out of the basket" from the breeder.
Like our first Bulldog, Bonney, Moses was stolen. We never saw Bonney again but fortunately we got Moses back.
Some wonderful Bulldog photo's on here.
Apparently Huskey'S make great cushions for Bulldogs to sit on.
Its been ten years since our last Bulldog.
His name was Moses as he was the "last out of the basket" from the breeder.
Like our first Bulldog, Bonney, Moses was stolen. We never saw Bonney again but fortunately we got Moses back.
Some wonderful Bulldog photo's on here.
Edited by so called on Monday 19th May 19:49
bexVN said:
Lovely pups, friends forever, though have to ask have you planned how you're going to exercise them, the malamute cross will outpace his friend by quite a bit
Yes, the Malamute is the sole responsibility of our daughter. She has to walk him. George is my Wifes and if he is anything like our previous Bulldogs, he will opt out after 100 yards and my wife will turn back.so called said:
bexVN said:
Lovely pups, friends forever, though have to ask have you planned how you're going to exercise them, the malamute cross will outpace his friend by quite a bit
Yes, the Malamute is the sole responsibility of our daughter. She has to walk him. George is my Wifes and if he is anything like our previous Bulldogs, he will opt out after 100 yards and my wife will turn back.
so true, though sometimes they surprise you. Well your daughter at least will get extremely fit (or even fitter) with all that walking she'll be doing at least so called said:
bexVN said:
Lovely pups, friends forever, though have to ask have you planned how you're going to exercise them, the malamute cross will outpace his friend by quite a bit
Yes, the Malamute is the sole responsibility of our daughter. She has to walk him. George is my Wifes and if he is anything like our previous Bulldogs, he will opt out after 100 yards and my wife will turn back. so true, though sometimes they surprise you. Well your daughter at least will get extremely fit (or even fitter) with all that walking she'll be doing at least 
Johnnytheboy said:
Our dogs have walked up to 1.5 miles in their prime, but that's for a very short period of their life (say 2-5 yrs), then they lose interest in walking as they get older.
We've had our Frenchie doing 6 plus miles walks pretty easily provided its not too hot. If it's hot he's done after after 100m!Shotgun Jon said:
Johnnytheboy said:
Our dogs have walked up to 1.5 miles in their prime, but that's for a very short period of their life (say 2-5 yrs), then they lose interest in walking as they get older.
We've had our Frenchie doing 6 plus miles walks pretty easily provided its not too hot. If it's hot he's done after after 100m!Oddly she is worse in the heat than our sadly departed Pug was.
Frankie Doodle Pig looks awsome.
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