Red or blue?

AGK put it very well.

Odds are......

but you are the one feeding the dogs. When you feed them your say is all that really matters.

I'm also partial to black dogs but over the years the brindle dogs have grown on me, sometimes like a fungus, but have grown on me the same.

I can honestly say I have never seen where the nose has had anything to do with a dog being a bulldog or not being a bulldog.

I have a red/rednose out back that did all the things that say he is a bulldog. But as said, those colors/color combinations may give some the warm fuzzies but I have never seen the correlation between the two.

Good luck on your choices.

S

 

I was on the card the night CH Bolo/Brakes Long Haul won his CH. There were three on the card that night. We were second but collected a forfeit.

The first dog washed was as blue as any blue dog I have ever seen. He was conditioned by a friend of mine, TH (RIP). He told us the dog was freak strong and could breathe underwater. The crowd was ripping them apart for bringing a blue dog. 30 minutes in, according to the crowd, he had turned grey/with a little seal. At the 1 hour mark he was not blue anymore. At the two hour mark he was seal to coal black. At the three hour mark the dog was jet black.

I always laughed how the opinion of the crowd changed as he made scratch after scratch.

It was an ear sucking battle between two cotton mouth dogs.

He made all his scratches for just shy of 3 hours. 3 of the most boring hours in history, but three hours the same.

I always give him credit for the three hours because 98% of the dogs out there do not have 3 hours total, much less in one endeavor.

S