Lyrie is the ultimate love bug. With her doe eyes and soulful gaze, she melts hearts. She is approximately 5 years old and weighs approximately 45 pounds.
She loves attention, and she is fantastic with adults and kids. We rescued her from SCBR last summer, and her personality has been coming out over that time. Unfortunately, she and another bulldog are not getting along, and she is holding a grudge against him.
It has created an untenable situation for both dogs at home, and it seems that she would be better suited in a single-pet household. That is the only reason why she is looking for a new home for her.
Lyrie is crate trained, and she sleeps 18-20 hours a day (in and out of the crate). She is house trained and also trained to a handful of commands, though she can be a bit headstrong. From a care perspective, she sheds a bit, and she benefits from 2 baths per week to combat skin irritation.
At home she lives on the second floor, and she can do stairs, but don’t overdue it as ultimately bulldog’s front shoulders start to feel the pain. She gets 2-3 walks per day around the block, but she doesn’t need a ton of exercise. Like all bulldogs, need to be careful about too much exercise in strong sun, even though she loves to sunbathe. She eats 2x per day (6am and 3pm) and loves treats. We are not aware of any experience with other animals, but she does love to chase after squirrels. She also loves riding in cars, and actually likes going to the vet!
She would be an ideal dog for a home that can provide her with love and attention as the sole pet in the house. Prior experience with Bulldogs will be beneficial to be familiar with the breed and their quirks and temperament
Lyrie is the ultimate love bug. With her doe eyes and soulful gaze, she melts hearts. She is approximately 5 years old and weighs approximately 45 pounds.
She loves attention, and she is fantastic with adults and kids. We rescued her from SCBR last summer, and her personality has been coming out over that time. Unfortunately, she and another bulldog are not getting along, and she is holding a grudge against him.
It has created an untenable situation for both dogs at home, and it seems that she would be better suited in a single-pet household. That is the only reason why she is looking for a new home for her.
Lyrie is crate trained, and she sleeps 18-20 hours a day (in and out of the crate). She is house trained and also trained to a handful of commands, though she can be a bit headstrong. From a care perspective, she sheds a bit, and she benefits from 2 baths per week to combat skin irritation.
At home she lives on the second floor, and she can do stairs, but don’t overdue it as ultimately bulldog’s front shoulders start to feel the pain. She gets 2-3 walks per day around the block, but she doesn’t need a ton of exercise. Like all bulldogs, need to be careful about too much exercise in strong sun, even though she loves to sunbathe. She eats 2x per day (6am and 3pm) and loves treats. We are not aware of any experience with other animals, but she does love to chase after squirrels. She also loves riding in cars, and actually likes going to the vet!
She would be an ideal dog for a home that can provide her with love and attention as the sole pet in the house. Prior experience with Bulldogs will be beneficial to be familiar with the breed and their quirks and temperament
PLEASE NOTE THAT WE DO NOT SHIP OUR DOGS TO HOMES OUTSIDE OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
For a complete description of how our adoption process works, go here: http://tinyurl.com/qym6jpn
So Cal Bulldog Rescue obtains homeless Bulldogs from owners who give them up to us, from individuals who find them as strays, from veterinarians when the dogs are given to them by the owners, and sometimes from animal shelters. Reasons for dogs being given up or abandoned are numerous but are often along the lines of "we have no time for the dog" or "we cannot afford the needed medical care".
Our volunteers provide foster care for homeless Bulldogs, place Bulldogs in new homes, maintain waiting lists of people who are willing to adopt, and provide education and counseling for Bulldog owners and adopters. Bulldogs taken into foster care are given necessary veterinary care, including vaccinations and heartworm preventatives. Temperaments are evaluated, and Rescue Network members do not knowingly place aggressive dogs in foster care or new homes. Training and socialization are also provided when needed.
Applicants for adoption are carefully screened via telephone interviews, home visits, and contacts with veterinarians and landlords, when applicable. Most rescue groups require the applicant to meet the Bulldog before a placement is arranged. The objective is to match rescued Bulldogs with the most suitable adopter.
Submit an adoption application through the Southern California Bulldog Rescue website.
In order to facilitate home checks and post-adoption follow-up/questions, our dogs must be placed in Southern California only. If you reside in Northern California or our of state, please contact the rescue in your area. Www.rescuebulldogs.org
www.socalbulldogrescue.org
***PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION CAREFULLY BEFORE CONTACTING BULLDOG RESCUE***
**PLEASE HAVE AN APPLICATION ON FILE PRIOR TO INQUIRING ABOUT ANY OF THE BULLDOGS - NO EXCEPTIONS**
PLEASE NOTE THAT WE DO NOT SHIP OUR DOGS TO HOMES OUTSIDE OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
For a complete description of how our adoption process works, go here: http://tinyurl.com/qym6jpn
So Cal Bulldog Rescue obtains homeless Bulldogs from owners who give them up to us, from individuals who find them as strays, from veterinarians when the dogs are given to them by the owners, and sometimes from animal shelters. Reasons for dogs being given up or abandoned are numerous but are often along the lines of "we have no time for the dog" or "we cannot afford the needed medical care".
Our volunteers provide foster care for homeless Bulldogs, place Bulldogs in new homes, maintain waiting lists of people who are willing to adopt, and provide education and counseling for Bulldog owners and adopters. Bulldogs taken into foster care are given necessary veterinary care, including vaccinations and heartworm preventatives. Temperaments are evaluated, and Rescue Network members do not knowingly place aggressive dogs in foster care or new homes. Training and socialization are also provided when needed.
Applicants for adoption are carefully screened via telephone interviews, home visits, and contacts with veterinarians and landlords, when applicable. Most rescue groups require the applicant to meet the Bulldog before a placement is arranged. The objective is to match rescued Bulldogs with the most suitable adopter.
Submit an adoption application through the Southern California Bulldog Rescue website.
In order to facilitate home checks and post-adoption follow-up/questions, our dogs must be placed in Southern California only. If you reside in Northern California or our of state, please contact the rescue in your area. Www.rescuebulldogs.org
www.socalbulldogrescue.org
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Dogs are matched to applications, and not placed on a 'first come basis'.
The objective is to match rescued Bulldogs with the most suitable adopter.
1. Applications are required before any arrangements can be made to meet any of the bulldogs. No exceptions.
3. In order to facilitate home checks and post-adoption follow-up/questions, our dogs must be placed in Southern California only. If you reside in Northern California or out of state, please contact the rescues in your area also.
www.socalbulldogrescue.org
Dogs are matched to applications, and not placed on a 'first come basis'.
The objective is to match rescued Bulldogs with the most suitable adopter.
1. Applications are required before any arrangements can be made to meet any of the bulldogs. No exceptions.
3. In order to facilitate home checks and post-adoption follow-up/questions, our dogs must be placed in Southern California only. If you reside in Northern California or out of state, please contact the rescues in your area also.
www.socalbulldogrescue.org
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Please note that we do not ship or arrange for the transportation of Bulldogs to homes in or out of the the state of California. Adopters must meet dogs in person, adopt in person and agree to terms of the adoption contract that requires return of the dog 'if the adopter can not keep the dog' for any reason.
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION CAREFULLY BEFORE CONTACTING BULLDOG RESCUE
Southern California Bulldog Rescue is the oldest bulldog rescue in the West and has the largest pure-breed rescue program for this breed in California. Families and individuals wanting more information on bulldogs or our rescue program may see us at: www.socalbulldogrescue.org
If you feel this is a good time for you to consider the adoption of a rescue bulldog, we encourage you to fill out an online application prior to asking to meet any of the bulldogs for adoption. Without an application, you will most likely will be asked to provide information through a series email exchange that will delay you meeting any bulldogs in this rescue program.
** Please have an application for adoption or allow us to send you one before arranging to meet dogs in person. Without an application, you will not be allowed to adopt or put a 'hold' on a dog.
The adoption application and additional information can be found at our website at http://www.socalbulldogrescue.org
Want to know more about the bulldog rescue community in Southern California and be more active in this dedicated group of bulldog owners? We have beauty contests, meet-ups and picnics located though out Southern California and welcome other bulldog owners and guests.
Please note that we do not ship or arrange for the transportation of Bulldogs to homes in or out of the the state of California. Adopters must meet dogs in person, adopt in person and agree to terms of the adoption contract that requires return of the dog 'if the adopter can not keep the dog' for any reason.
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION CAREFULLY BEFORE CONTACTING BULLDOG RESCUE
Southern California Bulldog Rescue is the oldest bulldog rescue in the West and has the largest pure-breed rescue program for this breed in California. Families and individuals wanting more information on bulldogs or our rescue program may see us at: www.socalbulldogrescue.org
If you feel this is a good time for you to consider the adoption of a rescue bulldog, we encourage you to fill out an online application prior to asking to meet any of the bulldogs for adoption. Without an application, you will most likely will be asked to provide information through a series email exchange that will delay you meeting any bulldogs in this rescue program.
** Please have an application for adoption or allow us to send you one before arranging to meet dogs in person. Without an application, you will not be allowed to adopt or put a 'hold' on a dog.
The adoption application and additional information can be found at our website at http://www.socalbulldogrescue.org
Want to know more about the bulldog rescue community in Southern California and be more active in this dedicated group of bulldog owners? We have beauty contests, meet-ups and picnics located though out Southern California and welcome other bulldog owners and guests.
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