New member with questions about a special Bulldog

[helsonwheels]

What about your vet office so you get the right buyers. I use to breed n sell Dobermans. Yes of course not tbe same but when I would get a tiny pup out of the bunch, was the hardest thing to sell. Coming from the same litter the buyer that buys your pup it's cause it's hairless and probably will use it to breed for sure. I know you want to sell it for revenues but you are risking selling it to that kind of buyer. Either you keep it till you get it spayed and then put puppy for sell. Like that you will be guaranteed puppy wouldn't be uses as a puppy machine. I know that's what I would do. My 2 cents.

[2BullyMama]

Agree with not selling till you can have her spay to ensure she is not bred


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[Dave A]

The latest puppy picture.

[Mutsch Harvesting]

I would b more concerned about adopting the little buddy out to a loving family. I'm surprised your vet hasn't explained what auto immune defect could be and mean. There is primary and secondary Skin diseases in birth defects that create problems, thyroid, allergies, immune systems and there is one hairless defect that affects dental issues. The best price? That would be the assurance the little buddy is going to a loving home that won't bread. The only way this truly is a special hairless bulldog with no abnormalities would be the hairless breed in the DNase bloodline, and you assured us there is full blood lines, so I doubt this is the case. Poor little thing has this for a reason, I hope for you and the puppy it isn't uncomfortable or eventually fatal. Good luck

[My Otis]

Don't you want to keep her? She is Special for a reason. She is so Precious. I would keep her if I were you.

[2BullyMama]

The latest puppy picture.

What a special little girl.... she is tiny too


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[ChrisRN]

I also have never heard of a hairless bulldog. IF hairlessness is the only abnormality this puppy has there is no reason for a normal life. There are breeds where it is normal. It just has to be taken in to account. For one she needs clothing and sun screen cause of her skin. Very seldom these abnormalities come alone and there can be something else wrong with the pup too. Has she been seen by a vet? I'm with cefe13 100% with the fact that she should not be bred in any circumstances!

I agree, Riikka. One thing I learned in nursing school is if there is one defect, there may be another hidden defect. I would not sell the puppy until after she is spayed.