Up & Coming · Past the puppy stage
Up & Coming Dogs
The young dogs growing out right now. Some stay and breed here. Some go to the right home or the right program.
- Health
- Temperament
- Structure
- Functionality
The dogs nobody gets to see
Between an eight-week puppy and a finished adult there is a year where you find out what a dog actually became. Did the structure hold? Does he still move right? Did the head and the body fill in? How is he breathing now that he is grown?
Those are the dogs on this page. Every one of them is out of my own lines, and by now I have real answers on each one — not a guess off a puppy photo.
Most of them are staying here to breed. A few will be placed. If you want a dog where the guesswork is already over, this is the page to watch.
A grown dog cannot hide anything.
The structure, the breathing, the movement and the temperament are finished and standing in front of you. No guessing off a puppy photo.
Growing out right now
This page fills up as each group grows out. Right now the fastest way to know what is coming is to ask me or get on the list.
Looking for a started dog, not a puppy?
Tell me what you are after — mini or micro, male or female, a pet or a foundation dog for your own program — and I will tell you straight what I have growing out and what I would let go. A young adult is the one way to buy a bulldog with the structure and the breathing already proven.
Buying for your program?
If you are starting or rebuilding a line, a proven young female or a stud prospect off these lines saves you years. Call me and I will be honest about which one fits what you are trying to build.
What “up and coming” means here
Past the puppy stage
Old enough that the structure, the movement and the breathing have shown themselves.
Not yet a finished adult
Still filling in. A bulldog is not truly done until around two years old.
Some stay, some go
The ones I keep go into the program as studs and moms. The rest go to homes I choose.
Priced on the dog
A started dog is not a puppy price. Ask and I will tell you exactly what that dog is and what it costs.
Common questions
What age is an up and coming dog?
Past the puppy stage and not yet a finished adult — old enough that I can show you how the dog actually moves, breathes and behaves rather than guessing from a puppy photo.
Why buy a young adult instead of a puppy?
Because the guesswork is over. With a puppy you are trusting the parents. With a grown dog you are looking at the finished product — the size, the structure, the breathing and the temperament are all right there in front of you.
Can I buy a young female for my own breeding program?
Sometimes, yes. Call me and tell me what you are building. I will tell you honestly which of my girls would fit it and which would not.
Do you deliver a grown dog?
Yes — the same way as a puppy, anywhere in the world. See the delivery page or just ask me.
Free: How I Judge a Dog
What I look at in any young dog: the line, the parents, the build. Free.
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