Does any 1 know where i can buy an English Bulldog from in Carlisle Cumbria in the UK?

Question

I want a English Bulldog but want to see it first so would prefer for it not to be shipped, I live in the UK Carlisle Cumbria does any 1 know any brddeders in that area i cant find any

Answer 1

I don't know of any and have tried ringing a contact with no success.

Try here for your nearest:

http://www.bulldogbreedcouncil.co.uk/ (for advice before purchasing)
http://www.britishbulldogclub.co.uk/
http://www.bulldog-inc.com/
http://bulldogclubofscotland.com/
http://members.lycos.co.uk/dennypops/indexc.htm

or alternatively you could get advice from these breeders (they seem to be your nearest):
http://www.melafellabulldogs.co.uk/ - Consett County Durham (Trudi Robertson & Ian Ferguson Tel: [phone])

http://www.takamynebulldogs.co.uk/ County Durham (Karen Newton & Stephen Paull - 01207-583525)

Mrs D Milligan , Scotland . 0141 562 4847 (she's a bit poorly but she may offer advice)

for rescue dogs:
http://www.bulldogrescue.co.uk/

Answer 2

I am so sorry that I can not answer your question. But I do have to respond to the person who said that Bulldogs are not healthy. I am the proud owner of 2 year old Diesel, a very healthy, very handsome, very intelligent English Bulldog. As with all breeds you can end up with an unhealthy puppy if you do not take the time to look for a reputable breeder, that has healthy adults. Bulldogs may require more attention to their health than some other breeds but they are worth all the attention. In the 2 years that I have had my baby, he has had 1 eye infection, quickly cleared up by a trip to the vet. He snores, and grunts and groans much like my hubby. They are a wonderful addition to any household, and will brighten your mood on the lowest of days. The kennel clubs have indeed dropped the "English" from the name, a decision that I opposed ! Good Luck on your hunt, and please don't be put off by what others say about a wonderful breed of dogs.. Shhhhhhh D doesn't know that he is a dog.

Answer 3

there is no such breed. It is simply 'bulldog'.
Go to the kennel club website and look for the breeders list. You need to be aware though that this breed is not healthy and cannot be treated like any other breed of dog.

Answer 4

go to www.epupz.com its excellent just type the breed an area an it does the rest