The ‘Cheap Bulldog Puppy’ You’re Looking For Online Can Come With More Than Its Share Of Risks. Here’s The Advice You Need To Avoid Being Cheated And Improve Your Chances Of Finding A Healthy, Happy Bulldog Of Your Own.

From: Kerry Nesbit
Author of Your First Bulldog: The Truth About Cheap Bulldogs
Creator of The Bulldog Mentor Series

Dear Fellow Bulldog Lover,

You’ve seen a bulldog—or even more tempting, a bulldog puppy—and you want one of your very own! Now!

But bulldog puppies are so expensive.

So you’re searching the Internet for “cheap bulldog puppies,” and you’re pleased to see lots of nice-looking web sites filled with cute pictures of adorable bullies.

Already, you’ve found several puppies for sale, and while the prices are still pretty steep, they’re just a fraction of what you’ve heard some breeders and the pet stores are charging.

Best of all, these precious puppies you’ve found online can be shipped today, to your local airport. All you have to do is wire the money.

A cute, cheap bulldog puppy, available right now, delivered practically to your doorstep. What could possibly go wrong?

Plenty.

Before you buy a bulldog puppy, and especially before you wire money to a stranger you’ve found on the Internet, consider this:

There is no such thing as a perfect, guaranteed trouble-free puppy of any breed for sale by anyone, anywhere, at any price.

But a bulldog puppy’s risks of potential health and behavior problems vary significantly, depending on its breeding.

Your vulnerability to unethical — even criminal — business practices varies, too, depending on the seller from whom you buy your bulldog puppy.

The alarming fact is, some Internet “sellers” advertising bulldog puppies on web sites and in email messages will take your money with no intention of delivering a puppy at all!

The one thing that protects people is knowledge, information.

— Charlotte Creeley, a Bulldog Mentor Series Source

Find Out What The For-Profit Bulldog Sellers And Scammers Don’t Want You To Know

I recently interviewed 12 bulldog experts for a series of books and audio programs I'm creating as part of my Bulldog Mentor Series.

The idea behind the series is to give you, a fellow bulldog lover, direct access to essential information and multiple perspectives on the breed from some of the most experienced, most successful, most knowledgeable and most respected people in bulldogs.

By interviewing these mentors at length, asking them the questions you’d ask them yourself, and presenting their answers to you in clear, detailed compilations, my goal is to provide you the advice you want and need to find and enjoy a long, happy relationship with your ideal bulldog.

In 29 hours of recorded conversation that produced 232,146 transcribed words, my expert sources and I covered the topic of bulldogs from many angles, producing a wealth of bulldog wisdom for me to organize and distill for you.

Along with all the great advice about wrinkle care, crate training and keeping a bulldog cool, I learned facts and heard stories so disturbing that I felt I had to share them with you immediately.

Before finishing any other e-book or audio program in the series, I decided to focus on the most urgent one first. The result is my 72-page e-book, titled Your First Bulldog: The Truth About Cheap Bulldogs.

Learn Why Bulldog Experts Say, ‘There’s No Such Thing as a Cheap Bulldog’

In my preliminary research, I discovered there are more than 125 searches on the Internet every day for “cheap bulldogs.”

But when you begin adding up the costs of breeding and caring for bulldogs the right way— the way my sources and other ethical bulldoggers do it, and the way I’m sure you want to do it, too—you soon realize, as one of them said, “There’s no such thing as a cheap bulldog.”

Before you buy a bulldog at any price, I urge you to review these must-read sections on pages 19 through 28 of Your First Bulldog: The Truth About Cheap Bulldogs:

• You Want a Bulldog Puppy, Now
• What Bulldog Puppies Cost
• The Appeal of the Internet
• Why Well-Bred Puppies Cost As Much As They Do
• ‘There’s No Such Thing as a Cheap Bulldog’

Even if you read no further, you’ll have mastered a number of fundamental facts about the breed that will serve you well as you continue the search for your bulldog puppy.

But I truly hope you won’t stop reading there, because there’s lots more for these 12 bulldog mentors to teach you.

The only way to make money breeding bulldogs is to do it the way the puppy mills do it. That’s essentially factory farming, and it really sacrifices the quality of life, health, temperament and conformation to the breed standard. It really sacrifices the quality of the dogs.

— Jennifer Joseph, a Bulldog Mentor Series Source

Find Out Where Cheap Bulldog Puppies Come From And The Compromises And Risks They Bring With Them

So, how do the online sellers sell puppies for a fraction of the prices charged by reputable breeders? The answers begin on page 29.

To summarize: They cut corners. They compromise on quality in every possible way. Many are not breeders at all, but puppy brokers who buy entire litters for resale from puppy mills, both here and abroad.

My sources explain all the compromises you’ll be making and risks you’ll be taking when you buy a cheap puppy.

• Find out why a bargain-priced bulldog puppy may not look very much like a bulldog when it grows up.
• Learn the differences among the breed registries issuing puppies’ “papers” and why you should be wary of sellers offering “off-brand” registrations.
• Understand why puppies bred for profit are at greater risk for illnesses and infections than puppies bred by reputable hobby breeders.
• Get an overview of the potential inherited disorders common to the bulldog breed and learn what reputable breeders are doing to reduce the risks—measures rarely if ever taken by backyard and for-profit breeders.

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It’s Not Just The Bulldogs You Need To Know About. It’s The People Behind The Bulldogs, The Web Sites And The Email Messages.

In the course of interviewing my sources and conducting additional research on my own, I was alarmed to learn just how vulnerable you, the typical bulldog puppy shopper, are these days to irresponsible, unethical and even criminal behavior.

Granted, there are plenty of experienced, ethical, reputable bulldog breeders out there, advertising healthy, well-bred bulldogs online.

But for every one of the “good guys,” there are countless others ranging from inexperienced to unethical to totally disreputable! And unfortunately, the ranks of the “bulldog bad guys” are growing! Here are three reasons why:

1. Bulldogs are becoming more popular, advancing from 16th place in the American Kennel Club’s breed registration rankings in 2006 to 10th place in 2007 to 8th place in 2007.
2. Bulldog puppies sell for higher-than-average prices, compared with other breeds.
3. Bulldog puppies from reputable breeders are in relatively short supply.

The bulldog is the eighth most popular breed right now, so there are a lot of people out there that see nothing but dollar signs.

— Gail Knight, a Bulldog Mentor Series Source

Now, Before You Get Tricked or Cheated, Find Out What You Need To Know About The People Behind The Bulldogs

In the 12-page section of the book titled “The People Behind the Bulldogs,” you’ll find:

• A detailed description of the reputable, ethical breeder
• A discussion of irresponsible “backyard breeders” and the risks involved in purchasing their puppies
• An overview of warranties and how they may, or may not protect you
• An introduction to some of the unethical, dishonest sales tactics used by high-volume, for-profit breeders, importers and resellers
• A look at some of the ways criminals are now using the Internet to trick unsuspecting shoppers like you into paying money for bulldogs that don’t even exist!

You can read about these criminals and see actual email messages they’ve used to trick people into sending money on pages 47-57 of the book.

Then, There Are The Sad Stories

One source, in particular, shared several troubling stories about Internet-based puppy-buying experiences gone wrong. I want you to hear these stories in hopes of helping you avoid creating a sad story of your own!

In her 14 years as the breeder referral contact for the Bulldog Club of America, Susan Rodenski has received dozens of phone calls from disappointed puppy buyers who told her of their expensive, sometimes heart-wrenching experiences. She shared a few of those stories with me, and I have included them in Your First Bulldog: The Truth About Cheap Bulldogs.

Sick puppies, puppies other than the ones pictured on the web site, mixed-breed puppies sold as purebreds, sometimes no puppy at all after hefty deposits were made—stories you need to know about before you even think about buying a bulldog puppy online.

Another primary source for the information in Your First Bulldog: The Truth About Cheap Bulldogs is Charlotte Creeley, an attorney who co-founded a web site dedicated to helping people like you avoid buying the wrong puppy of any breed. She shared several stories, too, along with lots of insights into how the high-volume online puppy retailers operate and how you, the puppy buyer, can lower your risks of a bad puppy-buying experience.

Find Out The Right Way To Use The Internet To Find Your Ideal Bulldog Puppy

My sources emphasize, and so do I, that there are many reputable breeders who have web sites, and the Internet is a wonderful, powerful tool for finding your ideal bulldog puppy.

On pages 58 and 59, you’ll find out the right way to use the Internet in your search for your ideal pup.

Consider These Great Alternatives To A ‘Cheap Bulldog Puppy’

As lower-priced alternatives to a bulldog puppy, I encourage you to consider looking for an adult dog from a good breeder, a show kennel or from a bulldog rescue organization.

Granted, you’ll miss out on the cute puppy stage of your bulldog’s life, but the purchase price or adoption fee will be lower than the price you’ll pay for a puppy, and assuming you qualify to adopt, you may not have to wait as long for an adult dog as you would for a well-bred puppy from a reputable breeder.

Read pages 60 through 68 to find out what the bulldog experts told me about adopting an adult bulldog, including:

• Key advantages of choosing an older bulldog instead of a puppy
• Insider information about how to connect with breeders and show kennels seeking to place adult dogs
• Even more insider information about bulldog rescue—why dogs come into rescue, what happens then, and what the rescue organizations are looking for from you, as a prospective adopter

A Bit Of Parting Advice, And You’re Ready To Get On With Your Search

I conclude Your First Bulldog: The Truth About Cheap Bulldogs with two pages of powerful parting advice from the mentors. Here’s the very last word, with which I enthusiastically agree:

Bulldogs should be a pleasure to own.

— Jennifer Joseph, a Bulldog Mentor Series Source

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You’d have to read numerous books and back issues of The Bulldogger, spend hours in front of your computer and on the telephone, drive hundreds of miles and attend dozens of dog shows and breed club meetings to get the kind of information and multiple perspectives on the breed that you’ll find packed into this 72-page document.

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Kerry Nesbit

P.S. That’s one of my first bulldogs, Stuart, on the cover.

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