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Published On: October 11th, 2023Categories: Health, InformationOne of the most searched topics that bring visitors to the BCA website has to do with locating a Bulldog Veterinarian. We want to help you find a good vet that knows Bulldogs and is located as close to you as possible. To help with this our members have compiled a list of their vets. We share it with you in hopes it will lead you to using a vet that specializes in Bulldog health.
Published On: September 16th, 2023Categories: InformationYou can never be too pup-pared. Whether it's floods, fires, earthquakes, hurricanes, or other natural disasters, an emergency kit will ensure that you're ready to take care of your furry family members during the unknown.
Published On: June 25th, 2023Categories: Health, InformationHave a Happy and Safe 4th of July! Celebrate our Great Country's freedom with The Bulldog Club of America!
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Published On: February 24th, 2020Categories: InformationYou know how some parents get that one child that tests them at every turn? Loki is mine. We show conformation and as anyone who has witnessed can testify, lord knows we tried with Loki. Loki just had no interest in keeping all 4 feet on the floor, much less standing still. He yodeled, spun, crawled up my legs, and removed any shred of humility I had left. I took him to countless conformation training classes and two complete sessions of obedience. Even though he did win a couple times, it just wasn’t meant to be--there would be no conformation titles in Loki’s future.
Published On: February 17th, 2020Categories: Information“They said "all" Bulldogs are "unhealthy," but I did nothing because it isn't my breed. They said "all" Pugs are "unhealthy," but I did nothing because it isn't my breed. They said "all" French Bulldogs are "unhealthy," but I did nothing because it isn't my breed. They said "all" Pekingese are "unhealthy," but I did nothing because it isn't my breed. In fact, they said "all" short-faced dogs are "unhealthy," but I did nothing because these weren't my breed. Basking in the glow of their media campaign and spurred on by breeder apathy, they will move on.
Published On: February 6th, 2020Categories: InformationCH Maximum's Li'L Rascal Spanky THDD 5/28/2009 - 1/20/20 Spanky’s breeder/owner, Sheryll Max, is active with her Bulldogs in Conformation,[...]
Published On: January 24th, 2020Categories: InformationBulldog popularity has surged in recent years. While on the surface this seems to be a positive development, (certainly the[...]