Mars Hill Bulldogs

Mars Hill Bulldogs
Fruithurst, AL
ph: 770.891.7232

Bulldog Information

Bulldogs are the best, however, they are not for everyone.  There are many things a potential owner should consider when thinking of a bulldog puppy.  Do you have the time and the patience to train a puppy?  Will you be able to give the pup the socialization needed to be a Canine Good Citizen?  Are you prepared to deal with the expense that is involved with the nutritional needs and possible health issues associated with the breed?  With excellent veterinary care, adequate exercise, good nutrition, and proper supplements, there's a much better chance of having a healthy, happy, long lived family member.  Click on the links below for information that may be helpful.

 

When choosing a bulldog, health and temperament should be your greatest concern, whether you are looking for show pup or a family pet.  Be sure to research the breed, the breeder,and the pedigree before you choose a puppy.
This is the most important link on this site...please read this BEFORE deciding whether to purchase a Bulldog puppy.  Canine Inherited Disorder Database
This database explains diseases associated with all breeds of dogs.  Please take the time to understand the issues that could affect your new bulldog.
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The Bulldog Club of America has lots of terrific health information and links to the breed standard.

Bulldogsworld offers forums for general bulldog information, medical information, and show info, as well as a wealth of information to help the bulldogger.

The American Kennel Club site provides information regarding purebred dogs, events, and legilation important to the breed and breeders.

 

Your Mars Hill Bulldogs puppy has been on NuVet Nutritional Supplements since conception.  We believe that continuing this supplement is the best way to assure a healthy immune system for your pup.  Click here for order information.

 

The Anniston Kennel Club provides education and promotes the wellfare of purebred dogs.

 

The Dog Food Project will give you information about the food we give our beloved pets.  Especially look at the "ingredients to avoid" link, and check the ingredient label of the food you use.

 

The Center for Veterinary Medicine home page provides links to helpful information on a variety of topics, including pet food recalls.

 

All photos are the property of Mars Hill Bulldogs.  Please do not use the pictures on this site without the written consent of Mars Hill Bulldogs and Cathy Miller.

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Mars Hill Bulldogs
Fruithurst, AL
ph: 770.891.7232