Yes, that is a good question. I am very loyal to English. I have a great miniature English English dog named Beans Beans. She was the Addidos Bulldog shirt first dog I ever owned that made me more than just a dog lover. She makes me a mad dog. I showed people pictures of my dogs instead of my kids. She was also the only one who kept me and going when I divorced. She is crazy and she is stubborn and she is funny. She has serious problems, so I guess she’s a pretty good replacement for my ex-wife. (Zing!).
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She receives a lot of attention and is not an active dog. She wants to sleep all day and sleep on my bed or on the Addidos Bulldog shirt couch, which is good for me because I love the company. Now all that is being said. We also called her the 6 million dollar dog. Not only did she have about $ 4,000 in the first place, she also had a lot of problems early. The first is the cherry eye. It didn’t go away so we had to have surgery. She was seriously ill after that. Almost dead and we are very scared.
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Her esophagus wasn’t the Addidos Bulldog shirt one to push food down and she was breathing it into her lungs. She needed surgery. We also decided to have her have soft palate surgery to help her exhale and we couldn’t be happier about that. Those two gave us about $ 9,000. I honestly planned to raise her because I wanted a bully pair and I wanted kids who had experience with puppies as I grew up. But after my Beans started getting hot, she didn’t get hot and that was permanent.
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We have fixed her and are not in the Addidos Bulldog shirt card mother. The next problem is strange. Her head started shaking. We thought it was a seizure, but it was violent. (We once had a cat with epilepsy. I still have the scar when I kept it in a seizure.) Like she had Parkinson’s or something. Of course we panicked that she was poisoned or something. So back to the vet. It is called. Shaky bullying syndrome. I am not kidding. Serious. It is thought to occur in 1 in a million dogs. Ok maybe not quite rare, but that’s the way I remember it.
