Bulldog puppy wanted

berkstone


Joined: 14/04/2011
Posts: 47

Message Posted:
23/06/2011 23:04

I want an English Bulldog puppy. Could anyone help me about? also how can I bring a puppy from South? Is it legal?

Roomy


Joined: 20/02/2011
Posts: 836

Message Posted:
23/06/2011 23:06

£2000 in the UK for an English Bulldog, makes them worth breeding.

Lilli



Joined: 21/07/2008
Posts: 13081

Message Posted:
23/06/2011 23:09

Wont you love a real staffordshire bull terrier not a puppy but so good with children

Lilli



Joined: 21/07/2008
Posts: 13081

Message Posted:
23/06/2011 23:11

I know people whom have brought them from the south however what the call BSL . Breed Specific Legisation means they cant return if ever you have to.This law is now in may countries UK included.

berkstone


Joined: 14/04/2011
Posts: 47

Message Posted:
23/06/2011 23:23

Hi Lilli,

Thanks for info. how old is staffordshire bull terrier?

metin


Joined: 08/09/2008
Posts: 1588

Message Posted:
24/06/2011 07:40

My friends bully has just had puppies (Karsiyaka). They have been hand-reared, as the mother didn't want to know....

If you want to take a look......please let me have your contact details and I will pass them on.

Tatum1


Joined: 23/03/2009
Posts: 337

Message Posted:
24/06/2011 07:50

Hi Berkstone ..... I've seen him he is GORGEOUS

Lilli



Joined: 21/07/2008
Posts: 13081

Message Posted:
24/06/2011 09:10

Hi berkstone he is 8 years old and beautiful x

araneae


Joined: 24/06/2011
Posts: 193

Message Posted:
24/06/2011 09:43

KAR have lots of gorgeous puppies come on up and have a look they are adorable.

berkstone


Joined: 14/04/2011
Posts: 47

Message Posted:
24/06/2011 17:51

Hi Metin



Thanks for your reply. can I have pictures please? berktasemre@hotmail.com

berkstone


Joined: 14/04/2011
Posts: 47

Message Posted:
24/06/2011 17:55

Hi Metin,



My cel no 0533 8606464. I forgot to write it.



Thanks.

metin


Joined: 08/09/2008
Posts: 1588

Message Posted:
24/06/2011 19:10

Sorry don't do pics, but there are 5 puppies. Have now passed your number to my friend.

MsGarnet


Joined: 04/01/2009
Posts: 989

Message Posted:
24/06/2011 19:44

Butting in here - I presume whomever is going to view the pups will also be seeing the mum? even though it is said she has rejected them - although I am NOT saying they are puppy farmed (to hand rear all the pups would have taken some doing) even so, they should be with their mum, whether she is feeding them or not - until eight weeks........they learn so much from mum on so many levels.........

Roomy


Joined: 20/02/2011
Posts: 836

Message Posted:
24/06/2011 20:21

There you go again, sewing the seeds of doubt without a clue.

berkstone


Joined: 14/04/2011
Posts: 47

Message Posted:
25/06/2011 09:10

Thanks Metin,



Steve called me, I hope will visit him this afternoon and see puppies.

metin


Joined: 08/09/2008
Posts: 1588

Message Posted:
25/06/2011 11:14

MsGarnet, I can assure you that the mother & father can both be seen. I would have nothing to do with puppy farming. I posted for a friend, and wasn't sure if he wanted his details posted on the board.



The pups have been hand-reared (and they have done a great job), the mother rejected them (a Bully trait), but they are adorable, and the father lends a hand and is interested.



I am an animal lover, hope that puts your mind at rest, and Steve will be vetting all new owners.

MsGarnet


Joined: 04/01/2009
Posts: 989

Message Posted:
25/06/2011 12:10

Forgive me if my posting appeared mischievous. Having been there, done that, we found successful rearing of orphaned puppies totally stressful and requiring huge input from us, not everyone could find the time, patience or help, to do it, and I applaud your friend for getting the little ones through that difficult time. Any bitch can suffer from an infected uterus (as ours did), or any number of other ailments, not least, death.......our Vet warned us orphaned puppies aren't necessarily as strong or socially integrated as naturally reared ones, especially if their formula or first weaning doesn't meet the requirements of naturally fed pups. Cows milk wasn't adequate as the fat, calcium, protein et cetera doesn't have the right energy density and the water and lactose content is too high. Our pups were boxers, and fortunately turned out OK, and their new 'mums and dads' said they continued in that vein - so good luck to these little ones.....