English Bulldog puppies and dogs in Boulder, Colorado

Reba is a wonderful dog! We originally acquired her from my mom’s neighbor who was not able to keep her. We took her on intending to find her a forever home. That was nearly 4 years ago! We did not ever see us having animals due to allergies within the family, and our busy schedules but she unexpectedly grew on us! She is comfortable in her kennel, but doesnt like to be in there all day while we are at work. She is amazing around kids, (even littles!) other dogs and cats! She is house trained and kennel trained. Loves to be active, but tires out easily. She ideally needs someone who can give her tons of attention, and lots of cuddles for when she tires herself out. She has a lot of personality, and is an extremely loyal dog.

Nola is 7 years old and this little (I’m using the word loosely ok) lady has found herself in need of a home. Nola was brought into a CO shelter as a stray. Apparently, she was found hanging around someone’s home. It was clear she had had pups recently (probably like 100 times) and was dumped when she was no longer needed. Well, that was a lucky day for Nola because through this turmoil, she found her way to MHCR. We are thrilled to have her! Nola is a great girl. She’s house trained, very friendly with people, and does well in her crate (although she cries a touch). Nola has tested well with other large dogs but she isn’t a fan of smaller ones . She’d be perfectly content being the solo object over humans affection. Nola, like many bulldogs, suffers from KCS (dry eye) and requires eye drops multiple times per day. This is a lifelong condition. She’s been spayed and had a dental, the mommy makeover, and it’s time for her to spread her wings and fly into her forever family. Nola’s owners should be privy to bulldog medical needs and continue assisting her on her weight loss journey. A lean bulldog, is a happy bulldog! Nola is in foster in Niwot, Colorado. *We require all adopters to come to Colorado to adopt. *We do not transport dogs. * You can view this wonderful dog at https://www.milehighcanine.org/post/dogs/nola. You can apply for our wonderful dogs at https://www.milehighcanine.org/adopt/adoption-application/.

Oh Coco! Coco is a 49 lbs, 4 year old, female, Exotic Bully. Coco came to MHCR as a transfer from a CO shelter after she was surrendered by her family for pottying in the house. This sweet baby was battling a raging UTI, however her family couldn’t be bothered with those vet bills after they bred her repeatedly and sold her babies. Once Coco’s allergies and UTI got under control, we got to see what a true sweetheart this little gargoyle is! She’s crate trained (and sleeps in it at night), but would LOVE to snuggle up and sleep with her peeps. She’s good with dogs but she likes to be in charge, so a big, dumb, male dog would be her best companion. Coco loves toys but can play a little rough so we think she’s best suited with older kiddos. Her forever family will be content with short walks, occasional allergy meds, and lots of the most adorable butt wiggles you’ve ever seen! Coco is in foster in Arvada, Colorado. *We require all adopters to come to Colorado to adopt. *We do not transport dogs. * You can view this wonderful dog at https://www.milehighcanine.org/post/dogs/coco-2 You can apply for our wonderful dogs at https://www.milehighcanine.org/adopt/adoption-application/.

Meet Bolt, an adult dog with an electrifying personality. His intelligence is evident in his quick learning of commands and tricks. He`s playful, always ready for a game of fetch or tug-of-war. But don`t let his energetic side fool you; Bolt is also a cuddle bug, always seeking a warm lap to snuggle into. He`s friendly with everyone he meets, though he can be selective with his canine companions. Bolt is a dog with a heart full of love and a spirit brimming with joy. His zest for life is infectious, and he`s looking for a forever home where he can spread his happiness. Bolt is more than just a pet; he`s a companion, a friend, a family member waiting to happen. Adopt Bolt, and let his love and liveliness fill your home with warmth and joy.

We recently had a baby and he does not do well with children. We got him as a puppy and he has been with us for 4 years. He may be blind in one eye and has some allergy/skin issues that we just can’t afford to get tested/fixed

Meet Clara Cupcake - Your New Best Friend 🐾 Clara, our 50lb English Bulldog, is a true heartthrob. She overcame her shelter jitters and now shines with charm. She is a pretty mellow and easygoing girl, preferring to spend most of her time lounging about. Her past as a breeder dog is a sad one, but Clara is determined to find a forever home where love and commitment abound. Are you the one to give her the warm, caring home she deserves? Clara's delightful personality and sweet face make her an irresistible companion. She's ready to be your loyal friend and shower you with affection. If you're ready for a lifetime of love, Clara is the perfect addition to your family. 🏡🐾💕

Meet Destiny, a sweet soul who's all heart. Despite her shy disposition, she radiates a warmth that is both inviting and comforting. She will thrive with a family who can provide her with love, patience, and understanding. Destiny may enjoy and benefit from the companionship of a well-adjusted dog, and she will only be rehomed to a family with children 10 years of age or older due to her tender personality.

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The very best things about Walter are his grumpy face and his silly personality. He is very much puppy-like and inquisitive about everything. Walter was picked up as a stray on NYE and transferred to RMFBR by the shelter. He is hairless. His DNA results came back at 9% Chinese Crested and 91% French bulldog. He will need care for his hairless skin. He would be best with someone that wants a dog to be by their side all the time: A very faithful, silly, yet naughty shadow. His favorite place to be is right next to or on top of his person - he has to be touching them! Someone that is willing to work with him on training. He is very smart and treat motivated. He has practiced a little bit of agility and has done really well. Working his brain helps keep him out of trouble. Daily Routine Breakfast at 7am Treat around noon Dinner at 5:30pm Bathroom breaks when he first wakes up and before bed. Usually wakes up between 4am-6am to go to the bathroom and then goes back to sleep till breakfast time. Spends his day alternating between napping, playing with toys and if the weather is nice, a little sun bathing and exploring the yard. We walk at least every other day. He would love to walk daily. We walk at least mile up to 1 miles (dependent on weather/temperature). Sleeping Walter sleeps in a crate outfitted with a fuzzy bed and soft blanket. He is good about going in the crate at night, but sometimes he tries to stay on the couch. He is easily persuaded with a small treat followed by belly rubs. He is crated since he usually has to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night and since it is so warm and cozy in the house, he would prefer to go to the bathroom in the house than outside. Bathroom Training He uses a dog door most of the time. There are pee pads by the dog door in case it is too cold outside and he does use them. He does not use the dog door at night. He sleeps in a crate and is taken out if he has to go then back to bed. The crate is in our bedroom, if you would like for him to serenade you all night, he can be crated in another room. He is really good about NOT going to the bathroom in his crate. He is so good that he will let out the tiniest whine between 4am-6am to let you know he has to go. Then when you open the crate door he just lays there looking at you like disturbed his sleep. Don't fall for this trick! He is waiting for you to go to the bathroom and just when you are mid-stream he will exit the crate to find a warm spot in the house to go to the bathroom. Therefore, it is recommended to carry him to the door and put him out to go to the bathroom. This is usually only necessary for the middle of the night bathroom breaks. When it is cold out you do have to make sure he goes out to the bathroom. It is recommended you keep eyes on him until he goes to the bathroom. He is always waiting for you to drop your guard. A few prompts and a stern look will usually get him to go. Walter knows how to "fake pee to get back inside when it's cold. He will make a very brief squat like he is peeing, usually making direct eye contact with you, but doesn't actually pee. Then comes running back inside, very happy with himself. Walks He loves going on walks. He usually takes his time sniffing around and goes the pace of his foster siblings. When walking with his foster sister, he likes to try to play with her, but he doesn't do it with his old man foster brother (he knows better). When his harness comes out, he sits patiently for you to put it on him. Car Rides He loves going on car rides. His favorite spot is to sit on the backseat and rest on the hammock divider with his paws on the center console or in the doggy booster seat. He is very good in the car. He prefers if you lift him in and out of the car. Dogs Absolutely LOVES other dogs; especially if they will play with him. When dogs come to his home then he can be wild and things its wrestle time. He may need to be redirected to settle down. If he is meeting them on neutral territory, he starts off shy and then warms up to his playful self. He would love to have another dog that will play and run around with him. Kids & Cats Walter hasn't been around either. He saw a cat on a walk and was very interested. I think he would be very excited and interested in kids or cats and depending on how they respond to him will determine his interest level. I think he would be good with kids that are respectful of him and that would play well with him. He does play bit/chew like a puppy, so that would need to be managed. Likes: Literally just about everything! He is crazy for any kind of food! Licky mats with yogurt & peanut butter or baby food. Dislikes: Anyone that doesn't like him. Not being near his people. Water on his face & ears. Grooming He will need regular baths for his skin. He is very good at getting baths. He gets a licky mat treat stuck to the side of the tub and he enjoys that while getting washed. He doesn't like having water on his face, so a wash cloth is used for his face. Other Personality Stuff He is cautious when he goes to new places or meets new people. Once he has had a chance to check it out and realize all is good, he relaxes and is very playful. He loves being near his people! He is always there, watching you, or touching you. When you think he isn't around, you will be surprised by his cold, wet face pressed against you. Anything that he can get in his mouth, that he wants to get in his mouth, will get in there - especially if he knows you are not watching and if he is even slightly bored. So far everything he has eaten has come out the other end. Hair ties, stud earrings, foam from inside a dog bed, eye ointment, twigs & mulch are the things I can recall. Highly recommended to have pet insurance. We have managed this in two ways: 1. He is crated when we are not home or if I need to do something and can't keep an eye on him. 2. We have "Walter-proofed an area and he is limited to that space when we are not around. This means removing anything from reach that could get in his mouth. Anything that could be reached by him hopping on a chair, couch, or low table to get on a surface.