Any body got free bulldog puppies or older bulldog they want to give to a good home?

Any body got free bulldog puppies or older bulldog they want to give to a good home?

Scrounger.

If you can't afford to pay for a dog, you won't be able to pay for the upkeep of a dog. Medical bills for a bull dog can be rather expensive.

You can get one IN YOUR DREAMS. Why would you consider a dog at this time, when you have major repairs to do on your home from a storm?

You should avoid getting either a puppy or even an older dog, if your income is limited. Unfortunately there is no way of calculating the cost of having a dog.At the outset a puppy will need its vaccinations and worming tablets. In addition to this, there will be other veterinary costs. Perhaps you can afford insurance, however this does not cover every visit to the vets. Even if a procedure is claimable, you will often have to pay the vet when you leave with your dog.You will need grooming equipment, bedding, leads and collars, cleaning equipment and countless incidentals. You will also need either a fenced garden or yard to enable you to take your dog out to eliminate. A puppy will need to be taken out at least once an hour during the day when it is being house trained, it will also need to be taken out during the night and immediately it wakes up in the morning. A puppy cannot hold on until you get dressed and you will feel vulnerable taking it out, if you do not have a fenced area for it to use as a toilet.Although you will be diligent when house training a puppy, there are always accidents on the carpets. A puppy will also chew and possibly damage your furniture; consequently you have to make provision for the cost of replacements. A rescue dog will usually be clean in the house and you might think that he can cope without a fenced area for a toilet. Can you imagine taking a dog for a walk on a lead every time that it needs to urinate?In addition to this if you intend to leave the puppy home alone, it will scream and cry and disturb your neighbours, If you are in rented accommodation you could be evicted and there a few landlords who will accept dogs.

absolutely...I've spend thousands titling, testing and whelping my terrific bulldogs and now I want to give you one for FREE...just because