This advert is located in and around Grimsby, Lincolnshire
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Advert Description
Sadly we have to re-home our bully as we have had a change of circumstances. He is a beautiful tri colour pure breed English bulldog, 10 months old. We have had him since he was 8 weeks old. He is registered with the DWKC Dog World kennel club..... He is not castrated. He is 30kg, wormed, microchipped and fully vaccinated. He is crate trained for night time and sleeps through the night in our room (does snore) He is walked an hour a day and is very sociable with people and other dogs. He is trained to sit but needs ongoing training for obedience. He is lively as he is young and not castrated so suit someone who can dedicate some time to him for training etc. He can jump up and he is a strong dog. He is fully toilet trained. He has always been allowed on the sofa so he would like a home where he can cuddle up on the sofa with you. He has been brought up on the better quality kibble and has cooked veg with it and a raw egg now and again. He has yoghurt at breakfast time with his kibble. He loves all foods and regularly eats raw veg. As he loves other dogs he may be suited to live with your existing dog. He has not had contact with small children so we cannot say how he would be. He is very lively so it is not recommended that he is homed with young children and babies. He loves visitors to the house and thinks everyone wants to fuss him. He has to go to a good home and with someone who genuinely wants to give him time and love. He is not suitable for someone who wants to leave him all day-(this is the reason we are re-homing him),he needs someone with him in the day. We leave him for a couple of hours maximum in his crate and he is fine. He is called Chunk but this can be changed as he doesnt respond to it, the name doesnt mean anything to him. Any questions please ask.
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