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1 What you are looking forMini or micro?

A mini English bulldog (11–13 inches)A micro English bulldog (11 inches and under)Not sure yet — help me work out which fits

Height, not weight, is what separates them. Every dog here is graded by height, so you know exactly what you're getting. The difference, explained →

What will this puppy be for?

A family companion for years to comeA breeding or show prospectBoth — a companion I may breed later

Any color preference? (optional)

I breed for health and structure first, and color comes along for the ride. Tell me what you love and I'll tell you honestly what's coming.

2 What matters to youWhat matters most to you? (pick all that apply)

Health — a dog that lastsTemperament — sweet and calmStructure — built right, strong back and legsFunction — moves and breathes easilySize — a true mini or microThe look — thick, wrinkly, that bulldog faceGreat with kids — safe around little onesColor

Most people tick the first four. Those are the ones still true when your dog is eight, and the ones I've bred for since 2014.

When you pick a puppy, what do you want to see?

The parents, the grandparents, and years of records on the lineJust a cute photo of the puppyHonestly, both

Have you seen my dogs on video yet?

Yes, that's why I'm hereA fewNot yet

Nearly 1,500 videos of these dogs moving, breathing and growing up on real days. Watch a few before you decide on any breeder, including me. All the videos →

3 The home this puppy would go toCan someone be around for the first twelve weeks? Feeding, cleaning, a few broken nights. It's worth it.

Yes — someone is home most of the dayMostly — we work but we have it coveredI'm not sure yet

Is everyone at home excited about a bulldog?

Yes, everybody wants oneMostly — one person needs convincingIt's really my decision

Where will your bulldog live?

House with a yardHouse, no yardApartment or condoFarm or ranch

Anyone else at home? (tick any)Do you have a vet lined up?

YesNot yet — I'd take a recommendation

What's your climate like?

HotMildColdA bit of everything

My dogs live here in Florida, in real heat, all year, and they do great. A properly bred bulldog that breathes easily handles hot weather. The ones that struggle are the ones bred without breathing in mind.

4 Timing and investmentWhen would you love to bring your bulldog home?

As soon as one is the right fitWithin three monthsWithin six monthsStill researching, no date yet

A puppy from lines like these is an investment, and I'll never quote a number just to get you off the phone. Where are you on that?

I want it done right, and I'm comfortable with thatI'd like you to walk me through what drives the priceI'm looking for the cheapest bulldog I can find

If you picked the last one I would rather tell you now: that is not what I do, and cheap bulldogs usually cost more at the vet. What you are actually paying for →

How would you like to bring him home?

I'll come to the ranch and meet the parentsDeliver him to meEither works

5 How I reach youYour nameEmailPhoneText is the fastest way to reach me, and to reach you.Where are you? (city and state, or country)Tell me about the home this puppy would go to.

This is the part I actually read twice. The more real it is, the better I can match you.

How did you hear about us? (optional)If other, tell me where (optional)

No obligation, and no deposit at this stage. I will come back to you personally.

What happens after you send it

I read it myself

Not an assistant, not an auto-reply. If something in your answers tells me a bulldog is the wrong dog for your situation, I will say so rather than take your money.

We talk properly

Call or text, whichever you prefer. Bring your questions — especially the awkward ones. Five worth asking any breeder →

You meet the parents

In person at the ranch, or on video if you are far away. You should see what is behind a puppy before you commit to it.

Before you send anyone a deposit — anyone, including somebody claiming to be me — check you are talking to the real thing. The only number is (305) 393-2225 and the only email is dabestbulls@gmail.com. The official account list →

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