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Joe
06:54 PM on October 05, 2008
You have some excellent looking dogs! I am very impressed with them. Cleo is the thickest female I've ever seen. She looks fantastic! When did she completely fill out? Our female is a year, and is big, but not nearly as thick. Great job!
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renata
02:30 PM on September 13, 2008
hello, your web site is beautiful it was very nice to browse here. just a short time ago our family fell in love with these dogs. And in a future we would love to buy one. just we want to wait till our sun will be a little bit older. He is just 15 moths now. It would be very nice if you could tell me how much is bullmastiff (boy). thank you very much and good luck with your gorgeos doggies. Lithuania
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Danny
08:08 PM on September 06, 2008
Great reading on your site, and your dogs are just so beautiful. Congradulations
Much success for the future
Danny www.forestbull.com
Much success for the future
Danny www.forestbull.com
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Kris
02:36 PM on September 03, 2008
Great website, you have some baeutiful dogs. I hope my 6mth old bullmastiff (buster) grows up with the looks of your dogs.
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Maria
06:09 AM on May 19, 2008
Hiya Lorna
Bullies can be very stubborn and lazy but in the right hands they are superb.
I would advise you to take your girls to Obedience classes or Ringcraft classes to basically socialise them with other dogs and people. These classes arent expensive and can be found anywhere (ask your vet for info on such classes as they can usually point you in the right direction).
Also when walking your dogs DO try to take them to shopping streets and other situations where the envoirnment is slightly different for them. The more they get used to people ,places and situations the better they will be!
Best of luck with them. Give them both a hug from us
Maria x x x
Bullies can be very stubborn and lazy but in the right hands they are superb.
I would advise you to take your girls to Obedience classes or Ringcraft classes to basically socialise them with other dogs and people. These classes arent expensive and can be found anywhere (ask your vet for info on such classes as they can usually point you in the right direction).
Also when walking your dogs DO try to take them to shopping streets and other situations where the envoirnment is slightly different for them. The more they get used to people ,places and situations the better they will be!
Best of luck with them. Give them both a hug from us
Maria x x x
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lorna mcadam
05:21 PM on May 18, 2008
Lovedd UR SITE we have just two days ago got two bulmastiff young gurls both about five months old.URS LOOK GREAR any tips on rearinr and training them BILLY, haylay and
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Maria (Briargrove)
08:07 AM on March 10, 2008
To Ian and Jan (who left the last two
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Our contact email and phone number are both listed on our HomePage.
Please contact us on either and we'll have a chat.
Best Wishes
Maria x
messages)
Our contact email and phone number are both listed on our HomePage.
Please contact us on either and we'll have a chat.
Best Wishes
Maria x
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ian
01:03 PM on March 06, 2008
lookign to by a bully end of june or julycan u give me some advic pleas
