Sentences with phrase «bulldog owners who»

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Harper and Gatsby are two French Bulldogs who's owners enlisted my help with their training.

My senior rescued Bulldog, Clark, who is almost blind and deaf from years of neglect from his previous «owners» who dumped him at a kill shelter because he was 10 years old, would love to win this awesome belly band!

People forget that it's not the breed, it's the irresponsible owners; those who breed and train them for protection or fighting are the culprits who made American Pit Bull Terrier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier, American Bulldog and other large, strong breeds the menace of society.

Luna, a deaf but resourceful bulldog mix who escaped from a veterinary hospital in New York and was missing for more than a week, has been returned to her owners.

Officials in the town argued with the shelter owner who was taking on these dogs when she brought her American Bulldog to the town.

Bulldogs can be a bit dominating and need an owner who knows how to display strong leadership and understands alpha canine behavior.

Some English Bulldogs can be a bit dominating and need an owner who knows how to display strong leadership and understands alpha canine behavior.

We now have dropped in our lap (literally) a five year old bulldog / bloodhound / pointer mix that was once very well trained but sadly had a second owner who pretty much undid a lot of the good the first owner taught her.

Help look for owners of stray Bulldogs - If you alert us of a stray Bulldog or Frenchie who has found it's way into your shelter we will do our best to look for anyone who may be missing theirs.

These dogs come to us from animal shelters, other rescue groups, and owners who wish to surrender their purebred bulldogs.

The lawsuit was filed by Discovery Bay, Calif., dog owner Frank Lucido, who said his German shepherd and Labrador retriever became sick and his English bulldog died within weeks of starting a Beneful diet.

b) Conducting intake services to process and receive English Bulldogs that have been abused, abandoned at shelters, or released for adoption by owners who are unable to keep them;

Its purpose is to rescue brachycephalic dogs (mostly French Bulldogs, Boston Terriers, English Bulldogs and Pugs) from shelters and owners who can no longer keep them, and place them into loving homes.

Our mission is to rescue brachycephalic dogs (mostly French Bulldogs, Boston Terriers, Pugs, and English Bulldogs) from shelters and owners who can no longer keep them, and place them into loving homes.

St. Louis English Bulldog Rescue, Inc. is a 501c3 Not For Profit Corporation that is an all volunteer group of bulldog lovers whose mission is to re-home bulldogs who are surrendered by their owners or find themselves otherwise without homes, landing in animal shelters or wandering the streets as Bulldog Rescue, Inc. is a 501c3 Not For Profit Corporation that is an all volunteer group of bulldog lovers whose mission is to re-home bulldogs who are surrendered by their owners or find themselves otherwise without homes, landing in animal shelters or wandering the streets as bulldog lovers whose mission is to re-home bulldogs who are surrendered by their owners or find themselves otherwise without homes, landing in animal shelters or wandering the streets as strays.

But for that they require diligent, proactive and attentive owners who take good care of their Bulldog.

Because French Bulldogs have a relatively compact and small body type weight can be a concern for any owner who wants to keep their frenchie baby healthy.

French Bulldogs are wonderful little characters, who bring their owners great joy.

But for French Bulldog owners, health / behaviour issues reduced the number who said they wanted the same again, from 31 % for the majority with no issues, to 20 % for those with one problem and 12 % for those with two problems.

Bulldogs can be lazy dogs... They really like to sleep and have a relaxed moment on the couch... This video features an English Bulldog who hates going out for walks... He used to drag his legs, pull back, and lie down... So his owner found a way to motivate him... Watch the video and -LSB-...]

In addition, French Bulldog owners may represent examples of «extrinsically motivated» owners, who acquire dogs as a means of obtaining status and attention from other people, due to the distinctiveness or «cuteness» of the dog, and may often perceive their dog as helpless and in need of care and control [6].