Hello and Welcome.
Plenty of bullie talk here and can keep you busy for hours.
Be sure and look around at the other posts about food and transitions. Yes, start off with the same, get a premium food (lots to choose from including Fromm), and yes most Bullies are allergic to chicken (meal or parts or byproducts) as well as grain.
Bullies are always hungry to do not be surprised that the food is gone in 30 seconds and they look at you for more food. Do not over feed and do not free feed. Of course my opinion as a multiple bullie owner and breeder. A fat Bulldog will have all kinds of problems.
I have made a round trip 2 day drive to LAX to pick up a dog being shipped into the country. The excitement of finally GETTING the puppy is wonderful.
Enjoy, post more questions, read comments, share pics.
Good Day~
Hello everyone Im new to this site although I've probably browsed the whole site before I joined, I like to say this is a very well organized site with a vast amount of bullie info and I love it!. I currently dont have my bullie but will go pick her up on sat. Its a 3 1/2 hour drive but I think at the end its going to be worth the drive. As soon as I get her I will post pics. I have one question that im kinda confused on and thats with the food if i buy the Fromm brand which i see is the number one brand most here use can i get the chicken one or do i have to get the beef fritta Im not sure if bullies stomachs dont agree with chicken thought I read that some where. Thanks and look forward to hearing from you guys you guys are awesome!:D
to EBN...... The above is correct. You keep them on what they are used to for a week til their stress of their new home subsides and then start a SLOW transition to a better food, such as Fromm. Fromm puppy food if it is a puppy and regular fromm if it is over 6 months. Slow transition is important so please ask if you need directions to do that. Again.. 
So glad you're part of the family! Can't wait to meet your new baby! As far as food..you've gotten great advice. Hopefully the breeder will send some home with you..you might want to ask ahead of time so you can have some on hand. Once you decide which food you're going to go with..and get it..the slow transition is very important!
