English Bulldog puppies and dogs in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin

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Meet Ford, a remarkable 2-year-old Bulldog whose presence is as powerful and steadfast as a mighty river. Just like the characteristics of his breed, Ford embodies kindness and courage, showcasing a unique blend of friendliness and dignity. With his well-muscled frame and low-slung stature, Ford is the epitome of a true bruiser, but it's his iconic "sourmug" face that represents his unwavering courage and tenacity. Despite his robust appearance, Ford is a docile and loyal companion, adapting seamlessly to any environment, be it the bustling city or the serene countryside. With Ford by your side, you'll experience the unwavering devotion and unmistakable presence of a Bulldog, a breed that leaves an indelible mark on your heart. Don't miss the opportunity to welcome this incredible Bulldog into your life, as Ford's unique spirit will bring joy, love, and an unmistakable charm that only he can deliver. Some basic information about Ford; he is 2-years old, male, a Bulldog mix, and is medium-sized (20-59lbs). Local adoption fee is $200 (in TX) Out of state adoption fee is $400 (includes transport to your area - $50 Temporary Fuel Charge will be added)

NOTE - MICHIGAN TRANSPORT PICK UP IS CHICAGO Meet the cutest duo, Louise and Thelma! These 10 week old sisters were found in a box, not in great shape by a good Samaritan who nursed them back to health. They both have the sweetest personalities. They love to play until exhausted then love to snuggle up for long naps. They are fostering in a wonderful home in Memphis, TN where they are surrounded by lots of other dogs, people and children. They are going to make someone or some family a great companion. Once adopted they will travel via private transport (transport cost is $150.00) to a location closest to you. If you would like to make one of the babes part of your family please follow the link below to our application. https://forms.gle/APKvbgFJcaRvgKgk9

Hey there! I’m Enzo! Boy, I’m loving it in CEBR’s care but hey! I’m ready for my forever home! I’m a playful and snuggly little guy. I’m two years old, and pretty small for a bully- under 40lbs. I love people, and I enjoy running around the backyard, chasing balls, and going on long walks with my people. I’m really good on a leash and I will walk right by your side. My favorite thing in the world is chewing on tennis balls, they’re amazing! I was picked up off of the streets as a stray, and CEBR stepped up to take me in immediately. At that time, I needed an urgent (and expensive!) surgery to create a urethra, because I was born without a way for urine to exit my body. I’m not telling people about my life before that, but they think I was likely the product of intentional breeding for my “exotic colors,” and that I was probably discarded when it was discovered that I had other differences too. Although my beautiful coat is unique, and my eyes are striking (one blue, one brown ♥). Overall, I’m a really healthy boy, and I don’t take any medicines, but I do live with something called spina bifida. Although there are lots of levels of spina bifida, I’m told mine is relatively mild. I have no mobility differences at all (I love to run, jump, play, and can even do stairs) but I do wear a diaper because I do not have control of my potty. I also need someone to push on my tummy to help me empty my bladder a few times a day. I'm a very good boy and don't cause a fuss during this, I know it helps me. The vet says spina bifida is not progressive, so I won’t ever “get worse,” but I will be incontinent for life. It’s just who I am! In truth, the diapers are no big deal (and I’ll never piddle on your carpet or drag you out to potty in a snowstorm!) and are easy to master quickly. I stand there while I get changed and then I get snacks for being a good boy! But it does mean I will need a special adopter that will be committed to me for life and won’t be away from me for really long periods of time since I will need regular diaper changes every 3-4 hours or so when I’m awake (I am fine overnight). One more thing, I’d really prefer to be an only dog, so I get all of your attention to myself. I’m gonna go back to chewing my ball now! Bye! -Enzo Everyone at CEBR really wants the best for this little guy, he had a hard start to life and needs a ride-or-die person (or people) to open their hearts to him. If you think you might be a good match for Enzo start by viewing our Adoption Area Map (all applicants must live in the areas indicated). If you fall within the boundaries and are interested in applying to adopt him, complete an application by visiting www.ebullymatch.com If you would like to donate to Enzo's care, please go to our website at http://shopcebr.com/products/donation.

THE PERFECT ONE-ON-ONE CUDDLE BULLY, Duke! Hey there, I’m Duke! I’m a healthy 6-year-old English Bulldog. I’m neutered and up to date on all my shots. I’m tall, dark, and devilishly handsome and I keep my weight at a very healthy 55 pounds. I still carry quite a bit of fear and anxiety from my very first home. I wasn’t treated all that well there, but luckily after about 3 years a nice couple from the southwest suburbs took me in and tried to work on my fears and gave me a pretty good life. I had another bully brother when I lived with them, and I liked going on errands with my dad. Well, this family had a baby, and I wasn’t all too thrilled about my safe calm haven being disrupted, so they thought it be best if Chicago English Bulldog Rescue could find me the next perfect home. I came to live with my foster mom in the city 5 months ago, and she has been loving all over me, which I absolutely love. Our cuddle time is the best! I have these very warm brown eyes and when I get to rest my head on any body part, I look at her endearingly. I just love to chill out in the peace and quietness of the day, but I like to have fun too. I’m super smart and I play all kinds of “doggy enrichment” games, I do very well. I had learned some basic manners from my previous parents and my foster mom has been working with me on more these past 5 months. CEBR let us work with an excellent veterinarian, behaviorist, and trainers. I learned that freeze-dried treats are my “high-value” favorites and I focus well for those. I can sit, come, give paw, and lay down on command for those. My foster mom lets me on one part of the couch, I have a comfy bed in her office, and she does let me sleep with her, it’s pretty darn cozy. I don’t take up too much space on the bed, I prefer the foot of the bed, where I can rest my head on her legs, hee, hee, hee! Lately I’ve been getting off the bed and sleeping on floor where it’s cool on my belly, or I’ll hop into my own doggy bed. I sleep well. As far as walking, I thought I might like it, but the urban city life is not for me. And since moving to the city my anxiety and fears have heightened. I’m really scared and get really worked up from all the neighbors and other dogs in the high-rise/condo building I’m living in. I don’t really like other people or dogs in the elevator or common areas of the building. If my foster mom keeps me focused on those delicious treats, I do pretty good ignoring them. I feel safest once we get outside and feel safe again once we are inside. I’m trying hard not to lunge and get snappy with anyone, but it can be hard for me sometimes. Like I said, I have a lot of fears and I fear if someone comes too close to me, in my territory, I think they might hurt me, so I learned to protect myself by barking, lunging and snapping. It’s hard for me to forget some of the abuse I endured from my early years. Our walks are brief, I go out, I know where to go, do my duties right away, then my foster mom found a safe space for me to sit outside and watch the world go by. I do love to feel the breeze in my face, I just wish sometimes I could be sitting in a quiet suburban backyard. It’s necessary to continue treating me and not let anyone come too close. With all that being said, the work we have been doing over the past two and half months with my behaviorist and trainer, includes a new medication regimen of Sertraline and Clonidine and these have definitely improved my reaction to some of these scary situations, and has helped me to calm down quicker if a situation happens to push me over my threshold. I do feel less stressed and have gained more security. I really believe I can get better if I found that special single someone that wants to continue working with me and has a compassionate heart for what I’ve been through. I truly just want to be happy and forget about my past traumas. I’m really the perfect bully if I have that one special person to unconditionally love and be super loyal to. The funny thing is, I do kind of like visiting other homes, even homes with older kids and other dogs, only because I’m still a bit fearful, but not brave enough to protect that new space. I’m also not so keen on having visitors in my permanent space, so I must have a separate “safe-haven” when visitors come over. I’m still working on that in my city foster home and hope to overcome that someday. I’m not a fan of my face, fold, and ear maintenance. I don’t get aggressive, I just run. My foster mom has cornered me a few times and I submit and it’s not really all that bad. It’s best that she catches me when I’m still sleeping or just waking up though, lol! I did start a new healthy diet and I’m loving it. My foster mom makes me homemade fresh food with all natural, organic beef, veggies, fruit and all the extra added vitamins and nutrients my body needs. I had some inflamed intestines, but we calmed that down with some probiotics and digestive enzymes from Glacier Peak Holistics. I’m feeling great! I honestly think my perfect forever home would be one with a single person who really wants their world to revolve around me. A quiet home in the suburbs with a nice yard where I can chill outside on those beautiful sunny days sounds so ideal for me. I have no problem being alone, even up to 8 hours, and I’m perfectly potty trained. I don’t have any major separation anxiety, although I do like you to be home often. I like any kind of calming music playing in the background if you are going to be gone and maybe leave me a sticky pad with some cheese. Right now, I’m rather agile, so stairs are fine. Well, I think that about covers it for sweet little old me. Again, this is Duke and I’ll be dreaming of the day we find each other and live out our happiest life ever! XO MANDATORIES -No kids under the age of 13 and no future babies. -A quiet, Zen-like home in the suburbs with not a lot of visitors. -A single person willing to continue working with Duke on some of his behavior issues. If you would like to donate to Duke's care, please go to our website at http://shopcebr.com/products/donation. HOW TO QUALIFY FOR A CEBR BULLY- To determine if you qualify to adopt one of our adorable bullies start by viewing our Adoption Area Map. If you fall within the boundaries and are interested in our bullies the first step is to complete an application by visiting www.ebullymatch.com

Hey there friend, my name is Gwen! A few weeks ago, I wound up at Animal Control in Chicago; they held me there for 7 days, but no one came to claim me. That sounds like a sad story, but really that’s when everything changed for the better because the awesome folks at CEBR stepped in to help! I am about 7 years old (best guess, based on my microchip number) and my foster mom believes I may have been used to make puppies…but I won’t kiss and tell. I do well in a crate, maybe because I have spent a lot of time in them in the past. But my most favorite place to be is by my people! I get so excited to see them that I jump up to give them hugs and kisses! I sure love to snuggle too. My foster family tries to tell me about something called “personal space”, but I’m not really interested in that. I’ve made some new doggy friends at my foster home, and after some slow introductions (remember that thing about “personal space”?) I now get along great with everyone. My friends at CEBR have given me so much love and care already - I’ve gotten spayed, my teefers cleaned, my ears all cleaned up and my eyes are doing so much better too! I also have bad itchies, so they give me a medicine called Apoquel to help make me more comfortable. I gobble it down in a pill pocket, no problem! And I don’t mind at all when my foster mom cleans my ears, gives me eye drops, or bathes me…I just soak up all the attention. The one thing I am still working on is peeing outside. You see, maybe I didn’t learn that when I was younger, but I am working to get the hang of it! In the meantime, my foster mom puts down pee-pads that I go on, which makes cleanup a breeze! I sleep all night in my crate, but usually my blankets are wet when I wake up…so I create a little extra laundry, but I will give you so many kisses to make up for it! Life has been grand now that I’m feeling better and getting lots of love. Could your family keep my lucky streak going forever? If you would like to donate to Gwen's care, and the care of dogs like her, please go to our website at http://shopcebr.com/products/donation or Venmo @ChicagoEBR HOW TO QUALIFY FOR A CEBR BULLY- To determine if you qualify to adopt one of our adorable bullies start by viewing our Adoption Area Map. If you fall within the boundaries and are interested in our bullies the first step is to complete an application by visiting www.ebullymatch.com