Bulldogs

yes because people kill them for thee penises

Cutoff age is generally around 5 or 6 years old, before they become a "senior" and the earliest you should ever breed a female should be their third season. For both guidelines this is because breeding and whelping are harder on their bodies before or after that time. And of course the health and safety of your female should be your first concern.

I don't suggest breeding to a boxer... stick to their own breed. If you are trying to produce puppies with traits, body structure, or markings that the boxer has and your female doesn't... try to find that in another American Bulldog. Physically yes it would work and I don't have anything against boxers, they are a wonderful breed, but there is no reason to cross breed when each breed has their own qualities that don't need to be changed. Every breed in the world has their own health risks, however I am not a vet and you should always research the breed, talk to established quality breeders and always talk to your vet and even get a few other vets opinions.

hope this helps, good luck and just remember it's a lot of work breeding, make sure you're doing it for the right reasons.

No, a bulldog is a dog (canine).

A bulldog is a mammal - a member of the DOG family.

American Bulldogs are a beautiful breed. They are strong and energetic and very family-friendly. To raise an American Bulldog, the owner needs to follow the usual steps of owning a regular dog, but they also need to be aware that this breed is apt to get cataracts and/or hip dysphasia. This breed will be a part of any family, as long as they stay healthy, for 10 to 15 years.

Yes, some of them do but not all.

Typically, the female will leave blood spots when in heat and the male will be more aggressive and territorial. It is best NOT to breed bulldogs before at least a year and a half. It can be dangerous.

If the dad/mom is a Chow Chow.

It can take up to 48 hours and is sucessful 50% of the time , and in some cases does not work at all , with my last pregnancy I had two failed attempts but fingers crossed it will work for you. Good Luck I agree

One can find information on caring for an old English Bulldog on various websites like AllotofBully and DogBreedInfo. Both websites offer a great amount of information for all kinds of dogs, including English Bulldogs.

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BullDog was born on March 1, 1974, in Honolulu, Hawaii, USA.

can be 1 but rarely happens, mosty 6-7-8-9- or even 10

I have a husky Bull dog mix....My bullsky......I dont know how rare they are but I have only seen one and did the doggie DNA to be sure. They are loyal, loving and truly the best dog I have ever had......Awesome dog.....Strong and healthy. Only problem so far are chronic ear infections.

Doctors have for many years said there are big health benefits and that the risks are much bigger to get cancer, Aids, infections etc when uncut so many parents don't want to risk it and now it has also become tradition and many likes the appearance. I've also heard moms being scared their son will be teased in the locker room. The medical risks when uncut are extremely small and it's healthier for your child you just teach him how to wash and keep clean and use a condom when that day comes instead of making this decision for him.

Just normal cleanliness is all that is required There is no evidence that the intact penis is any more likely to become diseased. And the risk of penile cancer is 1 in 100.000 and then in old men that have problems with sanitation bed riden for instance. The USA has a very high rate of circumcision and along with it a very high rate of HIV infections> while in Europe circumcision is relatively rare and seen as genital mutilation they on the other hand have a far lower HIV rate, not to mention all kinds of penile problems that are the result of being genitally mutilated through circumcision. The reason Many Americans are being circumcised is because they are being hoodwinked by their doctors. There is big money in the circumcision business including a market for baby foreskins.

edithad stadium used to be known as telstra dome (ps i go for the dogs!!!!!!!!)

if i knew i wouldn't have a job like this

The national dog of England is a Bulldog, and it is often featured on stuff like souvenirs, but I'm pretty sure the national English symbol is the English Rose (a red rose).

50-150 USD or so

This would be due to a lack of pigmentation however, this trait is highly undesirable and, in fact, a disqualifying factor in the show ring.

Yes and no,

An Alapaha bulldog is a great athletic/working dog but hunting isn't exactly what they were made to do since they're short muzzle makes it hard for them to track anything. And they also don't posses an instinctual drive to retrieve things for their masters.

Bulldogs used to be produced for fighting. Nowadays bulldogs can be kids' best friend and at the same time be extremely unfriendly to strangers. Dogs behaviour should be corrected by owners.

It is thought that ancestors of the Gill family in Knaphill invented the clip in 1944 after being attacked by a bulldog while tending their farm. Jordan Gill is credited with the inventionalthough no documentary evidence has been found. The copywright is now owned by Setten.

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This is a person's personally prefrence. It depends on what you're looking for in a dog, etc. I happen to like Bulldogs for their loving big eyes and pug noses that make their face squish together into little rolls and wrinkles. c: Bulldogs do have quite a few health problems though, and no dog should be adopted based on just looks.

The expense of an English shotgun is comprised of two elements primarily, time and materials. The more costly of these by far is time. There can easily be over 1000 man hours involved in the building of an English shotgun. So much of the work required is "hand" work. The filing needed to fit the different pieces is quite time consuming. Also, the finishing of the wood calls for many hand rubbed coats of finishing compounds. The expense of the time necessary to build a gun is increased even more by the skill level of the gunmaker. Many in the business, serve years as an apprentice before being allowed to actually assist in the making of a gun. The skill level certainly equals that of any "master" craftsman. As to the material cost, the biggest expense is in the wood. The world supply of finely grained walnut suitable for gun stocks diminishes each year as the demand for English guns increases. A highly grained piece of wood know as a "blank" can cost upwards of $5000 or more and this is before any work has been done. This is a pretty short explaination but I hope it answers the question.