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post 1663288083 06-22-2022, 03:59 PM
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English Bulldog stigma

Really tired of the stigma against English Bulldogs. Everywhere I go, people are always talking about the breathing problems that the breed is prone to.

It's really not the breed. It's the owners. They don't have clean air in their homes and the dog suffers because of that.

My sweet angel baby breathes perfect. I think all of the statistics that say 55% of all cases of trachea hypoplasia occur in English Bulldogs are really just from biased reporting.

There is an agenda against English Bulldogs to try to make them look as bad of breathers as possible. There is a reason why English Bulldogs throughout history were known as America's Aerobic dog. Any time a family needed a quiet breathing dog that breathed perfect, they would always go for an English Bulldog.
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post 1663288183 06-22-2022, 04:01 PM
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I had an english bulldog that would hyperventilate after a 15 minute walk. I live in England too so it's not even too hot here. The breed is pretty incapable of doing normal things.

-Most can't give birth naturally, have to have c-section
-Their digestive systems are ****, can only eat certain foods
-Zero stamina, have to take breaks half way through a walk
-Hyperventilate in any sort of heat
-Zero athleticism


They're cute in their own way, that's the only thing I'll give them. They're retarded as far as training goes
post 1663288673 06-22-2022, 04:08 PM
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Originally Posted By WantFatJohnson
I had an english bulldog that would hyperventilate after a 15 minute walk. I live in England too so it's not even too hot here. The breed is pretty incapable of doing normal things.
They are actually the most cardiovascularly fit breed out of all dog breeds and my sweet angel breathes so quiet
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post 1663289383 06-22-2022, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted By WantFatJohnson
-Most can't give birth naturally, have to have c-section
-Their digestive systems are ****, can only eat certain foods
-Zero stamina, have to take breaks half way through a walk
-Hyperventilate in any sort of heat
-Zero athleticism
lmao literally racist against a dog breed

Absolutely nothing you said is remotely true. My little sweetheart has endless stamina and athleticism and breathes so quiet and perfect. It's bad owners not inherent qualities of the dog.
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post 1663289443 06-22-2022, 04:27 PM
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Poor things look like they all tried to stop a train with their face
Would kick em in the nuts
post 1663289643 06-22-2022, 04:32 PM
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We had two, one passed due to breathing complications at 6, the other lived to be 13 after beating multiple major health issues unrelated to breathing. Some of the best personalities of any dog I've ever met. Miss those fkers.q
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