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Olde English Bulldogge

Olde English Bulldogge
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Kush (Blue Trindle male) - Dog: Kush Blue Trindle

Kush is a muscular, medium-sized dog of great strength, and possesser of fluid, agile movement. He is well balanced and proportioned, while appearing capable of performing without any breathing restrictions in either heat or in cold.

He sure loves the cameraLoves taking pictures. And walking thru Colorado parksHe loves people and the camera. He thinks hes a DOG MODEL..KUSH Looks serious and tought but is a complete sweet heart. He has stamina, agility and strength. He wants to stop at every bench or table so you can take a photo with him..He is a natural stacker. Loves posing for camera. Hard to walk him without constantly being asked if they can pet him.He is a natural stacker. Loves posing for camera. Hard to walk him without constantly being asked if they can pet him.He is a natural stacker. Loves posing for camera. Hard to walk him without constantly being asked if they can pet him.Kush is Catching some rays in the sun on our patioHe loves watching TV and chilling in the barbershopHe thinks hes all that with his scarf.. Will not let you take it off.. He is fresh from his grooming. Smiling like he always has.I also create stickers for your pet. This is my boy kush with his custom made sticker.Kush stages of growth picture. Hes mild tempered, pretty a chill dog. a Non barker. (hes also my siezure, esa dog). He trained to follow cues to warnHes young at heart playfull gentle and kind.He loves music parks and water bottles. Is a all Raw Diet Eater. (all natural)He naturally stacks for you. Im telling pull  out your phone or camera and he is ready to pose or  have a huge smile on his face. Kush loves food, cuddles, watching tv and people watch from our patio.Kush loves food, cuddles, watching tv and people watch from our patio.Kush loves food, cuddles, watching tv and people watch from our patio.Kush is strong kind and a show stopper hes a great addition to your olde breeding program. Hes correct clean. We waited until he was 3 to decide to s

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