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If you think you might be interested in any of these wonderfully healthy and beautiful puppies that are to come, and especially if you want to insure an early 'pick,' please call me at 512-396-2597  OR  click on the following   e-mail icon to contact us via that method.

AKC Breedings - FALL 2007
CKC Breedings - FALL 2007

BREEDINGS
Our Bulldog Children's Gianna and Petromonoff Valiant (Fall 2010 breeding) REPEAT BREEDING!!!!!  See puppies from first litter below!
CKC BREEDING, FALL 2010
Puppies from Gianna/Petromonoff Valiant First Litter
(at 2 months:  )
(growing toward their first birthday:  )
Lulu, daughter of Kristi and Joe, Austin, TX
  Our Bulldog Children's Gianna
   Petromonoff Valiant
NOTE:  September 15, 2007:  We will not be breeding our precious Bammie.  One of the main reasons a female should NOT be bred until she is a full two years old--especially if you are not sure of her parentage!!--is that IF there are genetic problems, you will more than likely know about them by the female's second year.  RESPONSIBLE breeders will NOT breed a dog who has the possibility of passing along an unfavorable gene.  Had there BEEN a 'responsible' breeder before 'us,' our Bammie would not have to have her little life plagued by genetic problems that have surfaced.  We can repair them, AND WE WILL, but we will NOT pass these potential problems to a litter of puppies, and to the families who might choose them!  These genetic problems are such that her breeder KNEW there were unfavorable genes either in the sire or the dam (or both), but they bred them ANYWAY!!  And the only motive had to have been GREED . . . selfishness to the point of putting THEMSELVES ahead of the puppies who would carry these genetic flaws forward for what will be generations.   Bammie is a beautiful little girl!  We will have her problems surgically corrected, spay her, and then find her a home where she can be cherished for 'just her.'  We do NOT want 'money' for her . . . we want LOVE, ONLY.  WE COULD NOT 'SELL' OUR BAMMIE; WE'VE HAD HER SINCE SHE WAS 8 WEEKS OLD!!!  We want a family for her who will value her for the unique little girl that she is.  Here she has to share attention with several other 'siblings.'  We want her to have her OWN family!  If you are interested in Bammie, and you live near enough (South Texas) to be able for us to meet you, please let us know!!!   SHE IS A WONDERFUL GIRL WHO WILL GIVE YOU YEARS OF DEVOTION, CONSTANT COMPANIONSHIP, AND LAUGHS EVERY SINGLE DAY!!!
Bammie's Own Special Section:
IN HONOR OF OUR PRECIOUS BAMMIE:
Our Bulldog Children's Bama
(at 2 years)
(at 4 months)
NOTICE!!!  BAMMIE WENT TO LIVE WITH HER NEW PARENTS IN EARLY NOVEMBER 2007.  SHE WENT WITH HER SOFT PALATE CORRECTED, HER ENTROPIAN EYES FIXED, AND SHE WAS SPAYED.  WE MISS HER MORE THAN WORDS CAN SAY, BUT SHE HAS THE TOTAL ATTENTION OF ADAM AND BETH; SHE GETS TO GO ON OUTINGS WITH THEM AND BE THE CENTER OF ATTENTION.  THIS IS WHAT WE WANTED FOR THIS PRECIOUS GIRL.  THANK YOU, ADAM AND BETH, FOR ALL THE KINDNESSES YOU SHOW BAMMIE, AND FOR LOVING HER COMPLETELY.
And here is Bammie as she is in April 2008!  She looks BEAUTIFUL, Adam and Beth!!!  I can tell that she is relaxed and happy as she can be.  I can NEVER thank you enough for giving her a loving home where she feels so special . . . as special as she really is.  Goodness, we miss her, but when we see pictures like this, we are so very happy for HER!!!  You have allowed her to be who she really is and be loved for that individuality.  She gets to go with you and be the 'only' child.  I know she LOVES that so much!!!  OUR GRATITUDE FOREVER.
PICTURES OF BAMMIE WHEN SHE WAS A LITTLE GIRL . . .
(This is one of the best pictures of Bammie ever taken . . . thank you, Adam!)
Tony Tiego, son of Tarina and Allen,  Keene, New Hampshire
We don't have a recent picture of this beautiful little girl, but we know she is just fine!
Mortimer, son of Liz and Mike,  Austin, Texas
Yubi Lela, daughter of Carrie and Bill,  Pleasanton, Texas
Catalina, daughter of Julia and Raul,  Mentone, California
Chloe, daughter of James and Victor,  San Antonio, Texas
          Bianca, daughter of Sita,
          San Antonio, Texas
Bella, daughter of Diana and     Ron, San Antonio, Texas

Born January 3, 2007
(at 2 months:  )
(recent pictures)
Scroll Down for Bammie's Own Special Section:
   Owned by Debbie of www.myfloridabulldogs.com
Please note that this is a totally separate line from the AKC purebreds; these are equally beautiful bulldogs, and they tend to have greater health benefits; these bulldogs are registered by Continental Kennel Club.
(at 3 years, February 2010)
We DO have breeding plans for the fall!  If you think you might be interested, let us know!  No deposit is required and you are under no obligation!  We keep a waiting list, will let you know when babies arrive, and we can take it from there.  Look at the faces of our previous little ones and see if one of those might not make you smile, even when you didn't feel like smiling!    Works for me, every time . . .  :)
NOTE!
ANNOUNCEMENT, JULY 4, 2010:  Sometimes I think that our wonderful Gianna was meant to have one litter, and one litter only.  The five puppies she and Petromonoff Valiant brought into this world in January 2007, are exquisite bulldogs; we so want to see five more just like those.  We have not been able to do that because of a series of reasons that only Murphy's Law could explain.  We had such high hopes for these babies in 2010; all arrangements were made and timing was perfect.  We did not, however, plan on what happened on the afternoon of  Thursday, June 24, 2010:  Gianna underwent three hours of delicate surgery to remove pieces of a GARDEN HOSE!! that she evidently decided to eat.  Under the skillful and talented hands of Dr. Tim Thompson and Dr. Grace Schnell of Hope Animal Clinic, Marble Falls, TX, pieces of the hose that could have been there for WEEKS, were removed from her stomach and intestines.  Unfortunately, there was a perforation in her intestine and peritonitis has been a MAJOR concern.  We are into Day 10, post op; all indications are that she is going to be fine.  She will require continued care and observation [I sleep beside her crate on the floor to monitor her constantly, and she comes and shares my pillow about 3 in the morning! :)  ] and testing during the weeks to come.  She is surprisingly strong, mending, and happy.   We have every reason to believe that all will be well; but are we breathing easily?  No, not yet.  But signs are far more positive than negative.  For that we are so very grateful.

WHY did Gianna decide to eat a garden hose?  No answer for that.  I do not keep 'toys' down because 'some' bulldogs have a penchant for eating all things, ALL things.  As a teenager, Gianna was known to eat pieces of a rubber ball (that is when we took up all toys after monitoring the girls' play); we could always tell which of the poop in the backyard was Gianna's when we pooper-scoopered at the end of the day:  Gianna's was always the 'colorful' pile.  But, this girl has not eaten foreign objects since she has been an adult:  these girls live right here with us and we would know.   And yet, at some time in the last months, she without question found a water hose when she was playing outside and decided to sample portions. IF YOU HAVE A BULLDOG, OR REALLY OTHER BREEDS AS WELL, WATCH CAREFULLY!  THEY MAY EAT ANYTHING FROM PECANS IN THE YARD (Mila!), TO SOCKS (Dr. Grace's dog); TO HEADS OFF RUBBER CHICKENS (Buddy!); TO GARDEN HOSES!!!  They will also eat rocks . . .   Oh, me.

IF YOUR DOG IS VOMITING OVER A PERIOD OF TWO DAYS AND CANNOT HOLD ANYTHING DOWN, DEMAND AN X-RAY!!!  ALL TESTS MAY PROVE INITIALLY THAT IT IS LIKELY JUST A TUMMY UPSET, BUT ON THAT THIRD DAY OF VOMITING, DON'T WAIT!  DEMAND AN X-RAY!!!  YOU HAVE NOTING TO LOSE AND EVERYTHING TO GAIN!!!

Breeding plans for Gianna, quite naturally, have been placed on indefinite hold.  That is not even a concern right now, and may never be again.  All we want is for this most precious girl to heal totally.   AND, we now have the most barren backyard ever . . . a water hose is not even in sight. 

OUR PLANS ARE TO BREED OUR LEELEE AS SOON AS SHE DECIDES TO HAVE A HEAT CYCLE!!!!  This sweet girl has had two litters of wonderful, healthy little ones in the past!   She is five years old this year; and this will be her last breeding.   After this third litter, she will 'retire,' but continue to lie around and be a little piece of velcro for what we hope will be several years.
SEE ANNOUNCEMENT BELOW, PLEASE