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Posted by Combssssreptiles on October 30, 2002 at 18:01:52:

In Reply to: Re: Breeding Olde English Bulldogges.. need info posted by Lynn on October 30, 2002 at 10:20:27:

:would by any chance, are you a democrat? I did put alot of thought into what im gonna breed. And why. I am not into to make money, but to make some high quality Olde English Bulldogges. They areone awsome animal,with a a heart of gold, and jaws of steel. I dont condone and fighting or mistreatment of any dog. Some of these dogs are used when hunting wild boar down here in Florida. Thats the way it is. There are not many breeders out there, and none in Florida for Olde English Bulldogs. The guy i am buying my from has bred them for 40 years, without any flaws whatsoever. These dogs, are free breeding, free welping animals, that has never had one case of hip displaysia, etc. His grandfther startedthe line almost 100 years ago. They are called Hermes old engish Bulldogges, not to be confused with , an english bulldog. I agree, people who breed anything,should be able to take care of it, if its not, sold, only sell to responsable buyers, and be able to take back, if they are sent back. Its the same with , folks who by a burmese python, let it get to 10 ft, then cant keep it no more. They should know from the get go, its gonna be a huge snake. I treat all my animals like queens and kings, the getthe best or care, food, shelter, and love from me. I would never breed an animal, without giving it full consideration. Thanks.

• Olde English Bulldogges, check em out

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