1Our daughter is allergic, so we must find Luna a new family. She is calm, sweet, and loves gentle walks. Gets along well with other dogs and people Please message if you can give her a quiet, loving home. Thank you. 🐾
£800
andreia
Private seller • Great Yarmouth, Norfolk (31mi)
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14Quality Olde English Bulldog Puppies ! We have a 16 year breeding program, breeding for health, temperament, correction & a bonus of colour! We have very fit, functional, athletic healthier type Bulldog Puppies ready now! All Puppies come with up to date vaccines, microchips, vet health certificate, nebbr pedigree, weaned on to on of the best puppy food’s Purina
£2,000
Zoe Jefcut
Licensed Breeder Licence Number:Aw072Issuing Authority: • Wisbech, Cambridgeshire (35mi)
6We have 5 boys and 2 girls looking for there forever homes. All eating and drinking as should. All handled use to normal house noise kids and other dogs. Mum and dad can be seen. We have a daughter from past litter and also have pics of other siblings with family's that have kept intouch. We brought mum and dad as old tyme Bulldogs have papers for mum but woukd say mixed.
£600
Chantell
Private seller • Strelley, Nottinghamshire (98mi)
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