Stolen bulldog Pup!

pokerjace · 17th March 2011, 10:14 AM

Friend of mine has posted a story about a Pup that was stolen in washington yesterday.Bloke came to the house to view it and when the lass(i have no pics!)went to show him the bitch he fucked off out the door and away.It has a white head,chest and front legs with red back and rear.I can't post a link or pics off this shitty phone but anyone with facebook can look up emberez Dogue de Bordeaux and they have a picture(of the puppy!)and probaly more details.
The feds seem to think it was stolen to order so I suppose it could be anywhere but more than likely local.
If anybody has seen or heard of someone with a brand new bulldog Pup fitting the bill please do the right thing,these people are cunters of the highest order.
I really don't have any more details than this atm,don't know what Area of washy or what the bloke looked like but i'll post when I find out more.
Cheers everybody.

Fenwick Tickler · 17th March 2011, 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by pokerjace

Friend of mine has posted a story about a Pup that was stolen in washington yesterday.Bloke came to the house to view it and when the lass(i have no pics!)went to show him the bitch he fucked off out the door and away.It has a white head,chest and front legs with red back and rear.I can't post a link or pics off this shitty phone but anyone with facebook can look up emberez Dogue de Bordeaux and they have a picture(of the puppy!)and probaly more details.
The feds seem to think it was stolen to order so I suppose it could be anywhere but more than likely local.
If anybody has seen or heard of someone with a brand new bulldog Pup fitting the bill please do the right thing,these people are cunters of the highest order.
I really don't have any more details than this atm,don't know what Area of washy or what the bloke looked like but i'll post when I find out more.
Cheers everybody.

Jeez the cheeky fecker !! Probably to order as you say and in reality could be from anywhere . I know lads who have travelled some distances to get a particular pup - paid for of course

pokerjace · 17th March 2011, 10:17 PM

Photo of the pup but i still don't have anymore details on the twat who nicked it

MissRobinson · 17th March 2011, 10:19 PM

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Photo of the pup but i still don't have anymore details on the twat who nicked it

God that puppy is beautiful ... I want one

pokerjace · 17th March 2011, 10:23 PM

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God that puppy is beautiful ... I want one

So did the shithouse who stole him!!

Rob S · 18th March 2011, 12:34 AM

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God that puppy is beautiful ... I want one

No you don't. This breed is basically fucked with the breeding regime it has 'suffered' and the dog will likley see a lot of pain and suffering throughout what will likely be a short life. I think you'll find it virtually impossible to get 'pet' insurance as the insurers know exactly how it will all pan out. George Best would have found it easier to insure his liver.

I know two people who have (had) them. Both bought off reputable owners (KC Reg etc.) One has had eye problems. Cost him well over £1k in treatment (dog cost £2k) in its first 18 months. No insurance. The other keeled over a died of what the vet said was a heart attack in the vets waiting room. It was about 3/4 yrs old.
When I asked the lad why he bought a dog like that he said it was to help him et out and about more - "bit more exersize" but now the dog waddles a couple of hundred metres and is basically knackered.

Get yasel down the dog and cat shelter and get yourself a little mongrel that could do with a home.

Mean Machine 1981 · 18th March 2011, 08:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Rob S

No you don't. This breed is basically fucked with the breeding regime it has 'suffered' and the dog will likley see a lot of pain and suffering throughout what will likely be a short life. I think you'll find it virtually impossible to get 'pet' insurance as the insurers know exactly how it will all pan out. George Best would have found it easier to insure his liver.

I know two people who have (had) them. Both bought off reputable owners (KC Reg etc.) One has had eye problems. Cost him well over £1k in treatment (dog cost £2k) in its first 18 months. No insurance. The other keeled over a died of what the vet said was a heart attack in the vets waiting room. It was about 3/4 yrs old.
When I asked the lad why he bought a dog like that he said it was to help him et out and about more - "bit more exersize" but now the dog waddles a couple of hundred metres and is basically knackered.

Get yasel down the dog and cat shelter and get yourself a little mongrel that could do with a home.

Thats what I would do too.

THELORDROWELL · 18th March 2011, 08:14 AM

[quote=Rob S;9628956]No you don't. This breed is basically fucked with the breeding regime it has 'suffered' and the dog will likley see a lot of pain and suffering throughout what will likely be a short life. I think you'll find it virtually impossible to get 'pet' insurance as the insurers know exactly how it will all pan out. George Best would have found it easier to insure his liver.

I know two people who have (had) them. Both bought off reputable owners (KC Reg etc.) One has had eye problems. Cost him well over £1k in treatment (dog cost £2k) in its first 18 months. No insurance. The other keeled over a died of what the vet said was a heart attack in the vets waiting room. It was about 3/4 yrs old.
When I asked the lad why he bought a dog like that he said it was to help him et out and about more - "bit more exersize" but now the dog waddles a couple of hundred metres and is basically knackered.

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Originally Posted by Rob S

No you don't. This breed is basically fucked with the breeding regime it has 'suffered' and the dog will likley see a lot of pain and suffering throughout what will likely be a short life. I think you'll find it virtually impossible to get 'pet' insurance as the insurers know exactly how it will all pan out. George Best would have found it easier to insure his liver.

I know two people who have (had) them. Both bought off reputable owners (KC Reg etc.) One has had eye problems. Cost him well over £1k in treatment (dog cost £2k) in its first 18 months. No insurance. The other keeled over a died of what the vet said was a heart attack in the vets waiting room. It was about 3/4 yrs old.
When I asked the lad why he bought a dog like that he said it was to help him et out and about more - "bit more exersize" but now the dog waddles a couple of hundred metres and is basically knackered.

Get yasel down the dog and cat shelter and get yourself a little mongrel that could do with a home.

Sensible post

ivanthereasonable · 18th March 2011, 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Rob S

No you don't. This breed is basically fucked with the breeding regime it has 'suffered' and the dog will likley see a lot of pain and suffering throughout what will likely be a short life. I think you'll find it virtually impossible to get 'pet' insurance as the insurers know exactly how it will all pan out. George Best would have found it easier to insure his liver.

I know two people who have (had) them. Both bought off reputable owners (KC Reg etc.) One has had eye problems. Cost him well over £1k in treatment (dog cost £2k) in its first 18 months. No insurance. The other keeled over a died of what the vet said was a heart attack in the vets waiting room. It was about 3/4 yrs old.
When I asked the lad why he bought a dog like that he said it was to help him et out and about more - "bit more exersize" but now the dog waddles a couple of hundred metres and is basically knackered.

Get yasel down the dog and cat shelter and get yourself a little mongrel that could do with a home.

good post.this is the most whole hearted i have ever agreed with a mag.

luvulongtime · 18th March 2011, 08:55 AM

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good post.this is the most whole hearted i have ever agreed with a mag.

he's spot on they've bred the life out of this breed over the last few years simply for money, as he says they can't walk or breathe properly all because of peoples 'look at me i've got a bulldog'..