The Balerow Aussie Bull-Blog

Well only time will now tell whether we have been successful in our efforts using chilled semen transported from Perth, Western Australia and inseminated here in Sydney. We thank Dee from Kestbull Aussie Bulldogs for all her efforts in ensuring the semen arrived in Sydney safely, and we look forward to the possible arrival of our most anticipated Aussie Bulldog litter for the year, sired by Kestbull’s liver pigmented male Tazman Blue Rocks.

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It has come to our attention that many members of the public are purchasing so called Australian Bulldogs, without or with false breed papers. These dogs are usually found in Pet Shops or the Trading Post, we don’t recommend any prospective puppy buyer to purchase from a breeder advertising in this paper. We advertised our first litter of Aussie Bulldog puppies in this paper, and it only attracted people looking to ruthlessly breed without providing a loving home or wanting them for pet shops. Pet shops also advertise in this paper, so beware. The Australian Bulldog Society does not allow their puppies to be sold in pet shops. It is worth the wait to go on a waiting list and ensure your receiving a real Aussie Bulldog, that is one that hasn’t been crossed with Pit Bull terrier, British Bulldog, Bullmastiff, Staffordshire Bull Terrier just to name a few.

Make sure your puppy comes with Australian Bulldog Society registration papers, if you want a guarantee that your puppy is the result of an Australian Bulldog to Australian Bulldog matings.

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Sorry we have taken so long to update you on these lil cuties but here they are- photos taken at 3.5 weeks.

Enjoy!

All the puppies will have their own individual photos on the puppies available page very soon! Here’s a sneak peak though.

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Your pet needs to know this is where she will have her puppies. Without it, she is likely to find a place of her own, and it may not be one you like. We’ve known dogs to whelp in closets, under beds, even under the sheets in your bed. Your whelping box should be ready at least 2 weeks prior to her going into labor. Give her time to get used to it and feel comfortable with it.

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Isn’t he Lovely!!! his coat is so soft, silky and shiny. He really doesn’t look his age, he lives inside, hates going outside so never really has been. Coco is an Oriental. Cats are amazing, our Bullies love Coco too

Dog agility is a sport in which a handler directs the dog though an obstacle course. It is an exciting sport that began in England in 1978 and became such a success that it is now gaining worldwide popularity. Dog agility demonstrates a dog’s ability to be agile, versatile and quick.

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When most people bring home their cute new puppies, the furthest thing from their minds is the stressful time of teething. Just as with babies teething, puppies will want to chew on everything they can get their mouth on. This can lead to total destruction of your belongings, but there are tried and true ways to help prevent this from happening, and help you and your pup get through the teething period with ease.

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We have taken some more photos of Zelda and Oden’s babies. We hope you enjoy them.

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We have many enquiries, asking about mini aussie bulldogs. We don’t breed them ourselves, but i thought everyone would find it interesting to have a read about them. They are very cute!

A photo contrasting the Full size Australian Bulldog and the Miniature Australian Bulldog.

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Well here are some puppy photos as promised. These guys are so cute- we’re wrapped once again with the quality of this litter. This time we got more predominantly red pups, which is great! More photos to come soon.

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The Handbook of the Australian Bulldog

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Significance

Most pets will become infected with worms at some stage during their lives. But while these worms can cause serious illness in your pets, the good news is that they are simple to eradicate and prevent.

What are Worms?

Intestinal worms affect thousands of Australian pets every year and, if left untreated, can lead to the development of cysts or hydatids in the lung, liver or heart.

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