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Yes i know they are different breeds with different characteristics but i think im going for an american bulldog. Drooling is a problem because she will live in apartment.
thanks
Yes i know they are different breeds with different characteristics but i think im going for an american bulldog. Drooling is a problem because she will live in apartment.
thanks
Neapolitan mastiff or a Saint Bernard are more likely to drool, bull dogs, no.
Bulldogs drool. Almost every AmBulldog (both major types) I've met has drooled. Mine drooled. Not sure why people are under the impression that they don't.
I guess it is luck of the draw then, again I have not known a boxer that drools, admittedly that is only about half a dozen and the few American Bulldogs I know don't either, although I always imagine them shaking and slobber going everywhere.
And I lied mine can drool it just takes a bit of work
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If I had a dog that permanently had this stuff hanging from its jowls it would have to live outside.
can you post some photos of your dog?
<br>So this would be a no-go? Just fed the dane and a post meal head shake left this on the freezer <br>
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Hmmm unstable even if socialized properly?
What about scott type size? I cant imagine how tall they are, 50-70 cm but if you dont see him live you cant understand. Its a really big breed?