Posted: 3/20/2010 2:44:23 PM EDT
Last fall we lost our 16year old GSD/Lab mix and about two months ago we lost our Healer/Lab mix. They were both great dogs and we were glad to have spent 16 and 14 years repectively with them. The wife has been freting over not having something in the house to mother. She has been looking at pups for the last 3 or four weeks trying to decide if she wanted another dog. She finally decided she wanted this pup. It is a 7 week old female American Bull dog. She comes from papered parents but I'm to cheap to pay for the papers. The wife named her Sally.
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Good choice on the American Bulldog. She will no doubt grow into an awesome protector and companion. Here is my big goofy male. He is just under 2 years now and right around 100 lbs. These pictures are a little older though. http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o240/tstanfield12/random128.jpg http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o240/tstanfield12/DSCF0068.jpg Is yours flatulent? Sally has turned the room green a few times already 
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Good choice on the American Bulldog. She will no doubt grow into an awesome protector and companion. Here is my big goofy male. He is just under 2 years now and right around 100 lbs. These pictures are a little older though. http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o240/tstanfield12/random128.jpg http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o240/tstanfield12/DSCF0068.jpg Is yours flatulent? Sally has turned the room green a few times already Oh l like you wouldn't know. 
If you get her on a high quality food that doesn't have a lot of grain it helps a little. I would like to say that you'll grow used to it but that would be a lie. There is nothing that can prepare you for Bulldog swamp gas ass. 
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