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From: bolton
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LOVE IT, Bolt!!!!!! Sally gives me that look a thousand times a day and it makes me smile every single time. I so adore that little dog even with her nasty gas issues. OMG. I sometimes worry my entire house smells like a dog poot, but she has such a sweet personality I guess I'll just keep air freshener handy. 
On another note, we picked up BB's cremains the other day. Jim has her sitting on his nightstand for the time being. She liked to sleep underneath his nightstand right beside his side of the bed. Eventually the little box will go to my daughter's house. It was another tearful day at our house.
On another note, we picked up BB's cremains the other day. Jim has her sitting on his nightstand for the time being. She liked to sleep underneath his nightstand right beside his side of the bed. Eventually the little box will go to my daughter's house. It was another tearful day at our house.
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The vet does not recommend it, Morris. On occasion if she has a little diarrhea the vet recommends a half human dose of antacid but not as an everyday fix (due to a possible loss of bone mass). French Bulldogs pretty much always have gassiness and they also have breathing/snoring issues and can have some nasty back probs. I try to keep her from jumping a lot and have pretty much learned that I have to take the bad along with the good. They are generally one of the most affable companions that one can have and I truly enjoy her company and her personality. I've noticed that when folks come to visit, her gas increases exponentially due to excitement and stress. I try to warn everyone who comes to visit that she may drop a bomb. She usually does.
I take her for daily walks (her muscle mass is incredible) and that helps keep everything moving smoothly and cuts down on the gas issues a little. I feed her Synergy, give her a little yogurt every day and just live with the occasional stench. I knew this before I got Sally, but I thought she was worth it. This is an example of how she behaves when she lowers the boom.
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From: 407 Miles E of the Dragon
Here is my "baby". We tried to find a German Shepherd at the pounds nearby but could not. This is the first pet I have ever gotten from a breeder. He is truly a joy to us.
Max is 16 months old
Max is 16 months old
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