This is a pic of my son Ben, (who has Down Syndrome) and of course Gracie

great picture guys,that is one for the wall.

lisa and stu
(gustybell)

Thanks guys, allready one step ahead of ya's

thats a nice pic....they'll be best of mates

Yes we are planning on breeding, at this stage the plan is for her to become a mum when she's arround 2 1/2 - 3.Probably only have 1 litter and if Im lucky she'll have a handsome boofy male amongst them for me to keep.So when the time is right all you handsome fellas, we'll let you all know

lovely pic, Gracie looks like she has a big smile on her face like Ben.
I'm sure Ben will get lots of enjoyment from Gracie.

Kerrie

You can say goodbye to all those gardens, and healthy happy plants, now that you have a pup in the yard.
There is something about shrubs that Bulldog pups cannot resist.
Bulldogs, Bulldozers, destroying all vegetation.

All the best with her. She looks like she's in good hands.

Noel

Thanks Noel, is this what you ment by saying goodbye to my garden...oh well, it will grow back

You nearly have to fence it, or forget about it with dogs.
Just watchout for cactus plants though, because a pup died a few years ago from eating a small prickly cactus. It got stuck in her throat.
Corn cobs will kill them as well, while we are on the topic of chewing.
Chicken frames are also a serious hazard, without making you panic too much. Swimming pools have claimed a couple too, but thats got nothing to do with chewing.
I must add that none of these died in our yard. Just in case thats how it sounded.
seeya.

Noel

that garden looks very familiar,like mine.plants are actually non existant we have been there and done that,we have not bothered to replace them because its like de ja vou.

lisa

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