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Shrinkabulls review: bad genetics in breeding 4

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I bought a beautiful rare tri color english bulldog and it cost me almost $15, 000 and it died of genetic issues at 2 years old. I was heartbroken when it arrived with pneumonia and I took care of him for 3 months and took him to get blood tests and x-rays every week until he was well and free of pneumonia. That cost me over $2000 dollars and that was not the end of his health issues. He had an elongated soft palate. Interdigits, inverted laryngeal saccules, stenotic nares. If you are thinking of buying a dog from shrinkabulls... Dont unless you can spend $35, 000 and up because those are the only dogs that they really take care of. I also bought another english bulldog and he was 1 1/2 months older than stitch and he was abused by whoever was taking care of him and had inverted legs and petrified of everything when he arrived. The people representing shrinkabulls hire nannies to take care of their litters and depending on how much the dogs are worth, is whether they give them the proper care or not so if you dont have $35, 000 to spend on a dog, do not do it because they are a puppy mill & are very friendly until you have a problem. I spend over $20, 000 on my beautiful stitch, in order to try to save his life and because of all his genetic problems, he died on february 19th and was only 2 years old. My heart is still broken and I still cry for him and I believed that shrunkabulls was a reputable breeder but when you do intense research, they are not even classified as a breeder but as a hobbyist and that is how they get away with selling unsuspecting buyers a defective dog and then have no consequences. The healthy dogs are given to celebrities that pay over $35, 000 and they do that so they do not get sued and get bad publicity but they do not care about regular folks that fall in love with their pet and lose them because of bad genetic breeding! All I can say is... Buyer beware!

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Shrinkabullsfraud
, US
Jan 28, 2020 1:49 am EST

shrinkabulls became because champ bulldogs had fines and was banned from the akc. Still banned in ukc. Do your research and run the akc directly says on their website the time frame for paperwork and she makes excuses. Be wary. Even akc site warns of this.

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shrinkabulls
, US
Jul 29, 2019 12:09 pm EDT

We believe that this absolutely MUST have been written by a competitor. We have the proof that we don’t have any records of any owners named Dee accept one repeat very very happy owner (screen shot of our email search above). We have no records of ever having a puppy named Stitch. Screen shot of our email search for the name Stitch above. We have no records of anyone contacting us with any situation related to this. We have no records of any puppies reported with pneumonia or being lost at 2 yrs old. This person refers to their beloved dog as “it” & why would they buy a second puppy right after getting a sick one?

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shrinkabulls
, US
Jul 29, 2019 8:46 am EDT

Also why would this person buy a second dog if the first one came unhealthy?
I m attaching photos of my email search. The only Dee is Dee Dee G. Who has had 3 bulldogs from us over 15 yrs & is asking for a 4th. And a Dee someone listed as a reference. I searched for the name Stitch also pictured & the only search results were referring to medical stitches. No dogs named Stich.

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shrinkabulls
, US
Jul 29, 2019 8:21 am EDT

We have no idea who posted this? We don’t have any records of any owners named Dee accept one repeat very very happy owner. We have no records of anyone contacting us with any situation related to this. We have no records of any puppies reported with pneumonia or being lost at 2 yrs old. It is in our opinion that this was written by a competitor. this person refers to their beloved dog as “it” & does not use the dogs name. Any true owner would refer to their beloved pet by name.