to EBN!! I don't the first thing about hearing impaired dogs so I'm not much help there. I know there's others here that can help you out. I would try posting this in the "Your Bulldog's Health" section too, more will see your post. My best to Tater Tot. Oh yeah, we like pictures here so post up when you can. 
....but came from a litter where she was the only girl...she's a tuffy !
them!!! I too am not much use when it comes to hearing impaired bullies ... hopefully somebody on here will offer you some advice soon!!
I had a completely deaf great dane and when I managed the daycare we fostered a littler of deaf american bullies. Honestly it is no different training them than a regular dog , you just use hand signals instead of words. We used Standard american sign language because it was easier for the people who adopted them , but you can make up your own. The only thing that you need to work on is sneaking up behind your pup. Deaf dogs can startle when touched from behind because they don't know you are there. Sneak up behind your pup a few times a day and touch or gently grab her and then give her a treat immediately. This will prevent any future issues. Remember she doens't know he's deaf, it's you that needs the training
