Yes, he's fixed, No, it's not your business!

**DudleysMom** · 07-13-2013, 08:57 AM

Good for you! I had Dudley neutered. My boyfriend questioned it..."he's such a wonderful dog, don't you want one of his puppies?" There will never be another Dudley. Each bully is unique! I love him desperately and when I have to say goodbye to him, I'll find another bully and that one too, will be wonderful and unique. I'm not a breeder -- I leave that to the professionals who know what they are doing. People are amazing sometimes!

**Bullyproof** · 07-13-2013, 08:59 AM

Good for you and Chunk! He is your dog, i cant stand the gall and ignorance of our world today. I get the same types of comments when I tell people Kiah is fixed. I then explain that she has a problem with other dogs, let alone allowing a stud to mate with her. Im a big and intimidating man when I want to be. I choose to kill people with kindness though. I will sit there and educate the masses until they learn or walk away. I would never want to put Kiah through a C section. The same people that say these things to me are ususally the ones who let their dog lead the walk, jump up on everyone and disrespect their handlers

I say we all chip in amd buy a private island so our bullies can have a refuge from the ignorance of the world!!!

On a side note, have you taught Chunk to do the truffle shuffle yet? If so, I mussssst seeeee videos!!!! Haha

**Lisabear123** · 07-13-2013, 09:27 AM

Originally Posted by Ftse 100

I guess the day will come when everyone ask's us has our hubbys had the snip.

**Petra** · 07-13-2013, 09:38 AM

It seems to me people in general isn't educated enough to understand that you don't breed a Bulldog "just like that"... Not all but most have some kind of health issue, if it's not hips it's eyes or allergies, the list goes on and on

if people were educated and CARED most of these issues could have been bred away. It takes a lot of money to go through the necessary health screens and many times the issue might not even be visible until later in the dogs life. You also need to look in to your dogs parents, grandparents to see if there is genetics that isn't 100%. So who would take the chance of having a whole litter of puppies with issues when there is already so many wonderful bulldogs out there that is in need of a loving home?

Not to forget it is a risk for the female to have puppies, I believe most breeders use c-section and that isn't anything I would want for my dog. Also neutering your dog benefits it in so many ways health wise, so why not do it I say...

**Kimmy** · 07-13-2013, 11:39 AM

Awesome job!! It is very frustrating when people only see them as money making machines. People ask us all the time when we are gonna breed Hurley because they would love to buy a pup. I smile and say she is spayed and you will have to find your own bulldog. Hurley is my daughter, my friend, my snuggle bug and bestest sleeping partner ever !! She does her job very well and she is paid back with love and homecooked meals, constant butt rubs and non stop through of her fave toy "redman". I applaud this post as I feel we all have to go through this.

**Lisabear123** · 07-13-2013, 11:51 AM

Originally Posted by Kimmy

Awesome job!! It is very frustrating when people only see them as money making machines. People ask us all the time when we are gonna breed Hurley because they would love to buy a pup. I smile and say she is spayed and you will have to find your own bulldog. Hurley is my daughter, my friend, my snuggle bug and bestest sleeping partner ever !! She does her job very well and she is paid back with love and homecooked meals, constant butt rubs and non stop through of her fave toy "redman". I applaud this post as I feel we all have to go through this.

Brie is my snoozy snuggle bear n my best friend..... (along w my hubby n son, of course) lol