Homegrown English Bulldog Puppies

 

Hi ... We're looking for a new home with just the right family ... could it be yours?

 

 

 

Our puppies are born in our home and hand-raised in a loving, clean environment, well socialized with much love and attention, backed by a health guarantee and our 30+ years experience raising & showing English Bulldogs. We are proud that our puppies are from a natural breeding and delivery. 

 

 

 

Who could not love a Bulldog puppy? A face that makes you laugh and a temperament that is so endearing! No matter how bad a day you’ve had, when you come home and see your Bulldog, it’s now a great day!

 

Our puppies are born in our home ... we no longer show bulldogs nor own a kennel these days, but we do encourage visits. Puppies come with preventative wormings, first shots, health guarantee, and are very socialized, including playtime with neighbors’ children and grandchildren. (Our own children are all canine.)

 

This is Pearl’s second litter (she’s 5 years old) and she will now ‘retire’ to be spayed. She’s very active and loves to swim in the ocean. This was a natural breeding as well as natural home whelping. Bulldogs are such better mothers when you at least let the hormones kick in, rather than by scheduled c-section, and her delivery was attended by neighbors and their children. Pearl just loves attention and is used to strangers petting her and taking her picture frequently….she’s always the star of the beach!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

These adorable bullies will be ready to go to their new homes and families at 9 weeks. The litter is due between 1/6 – 1/13 and we are now accepting deposits to reserve puppies. We prefer our puppies to go to those who have had English bulldogs before, and strongly encourage you to do thorough research before buying your first bullie puppy.

 

You should know that although an English Bulldog puppy is expensive, if it’s done right, it’s not a money making endeavor, and making sure our ‘babies’ go to the right home is the most important thing. The puppies have champions in their pedigree, but more important is the work involved in developing them to be the ‘very best they can be’, to borrow the Marine Corps phrase, which is a very emotionally expensive as well as time consuming passion for those of us who are truly dedicated to this special breed.

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