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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Bulldogs have a ton of health issues.[/quote]

Not necessarily. We have an English bulldog who just turned 10 in September. They say 8-10 is the average life span for English bulldogs so she's on the older end but I'd say she probably has another solid 1-2 years in her. She's had ear issues since she was a puppy- very prone to ear infections so she's been on ear drops for years. Other then that, she gets the typical seasonal alopecia and loses some fur on her sides in the spring/summer but that's been it.[/quote]

You got lucky bro. Most havr it much worse than that. Also, my mutt is about 13 and he can still go running with me, has only had two eat infections, and hasn't ever lost his fur! I think he will get into his mid teens. Isn't dying at 8-10 years old kinda messed up?

Mutts win![/quote]

Don’t buy an overly mushed faced bulldog and you will probably be fine if you use common sense (ie the dog can’t be out in 90 degree weather).

I have had four bulldogs and really no serious issues other than a grass allergy.
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You bought four dogs who had to be conceived with AI and delivered by Csection. And at what age did they had to be put down for their crippling arthritis? 9? How is that fair to the animal?[/quote]

This is such a lie. My mom breed French Bulldog and they all was conceived and delivered naturally. Most of them lived around 15-16 years. [/quote]
We were talking about English bulldogs[/quote]

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