Hi everyone! I've been reading this forum for months in anticipation of getting my own bullie, and can now post as an actual EBD owner!
We picked up Tootsie last night and absolutely love her. She's 10 weeks old and the sweetest little girl.
I think I may have read too much before I got her though, because I am finding myself very paranoid about all of the things that can be indicators of problems with bulldogs.
Such as - She's a very heavy breather. Her breeder commented that her mom is as well, and the vet gave me some symptoms to watch for that could be indicative of a problem, but I am still completely freaked out that she's having a heat stroke (in Wisconsin, in February!); I'm also really worried about what temperature we should keep our condo. I don't want her to be too cold, but also we have noticed that in the car (heat) as well as when we turned the heat up a bit to please her, her heavy breathing picked up more.
We have our first vet appointment in a few days and am hoping he can talk me out of my neurosis. Did anyone else worry too much when they first got their bullie?


We picked up Tootsie last night and absolutely love her. She's 10 weeks old and the sweetest little girl.
I think I may have read too much before I got her though, because I am finding myself very paranoid about all of the things that can be indicators of problems with bulldogs.
Such as - She's a very heavy breather. Her breeder commented that her mom is as well, and the vet gave me some symptoms to watch for that could be indicative of a problem, but I am still completely freaked out that she's having a heat stroke (in Wisconsin, in February!); I'm also really worried about what temperature we should keep our condo. I don't want her to be too cold, but also we have noticed that in the car (heat) as well as when we turned the heat up a bit to please her, her heavy breathing picked up more.
We have our first vet appointment in a few days and am hoping he can talk me out of my neurosis. Did anyone else worry too much when they first got their bullie?

