When it comes to breeding English Bulldogs, aspiring breeders will have their work cut out for them. Thanks to all that breeding for the ideal silhouette, this breed has far too narrow a pelvic bone for safe delivery. Just about every English Bulldog dam will have to undergo C-section.
Still, this doesn’t mean that the end result isn’t worth it. Just look at all these cute puppies lined up in a row! They are all healthy and happy, and are doing well. And it is a pretty exciting learning experience for the young children who are helping Mom raise these puppies!
Aside from crying a lot for food and for their mother, these puppies are doing pretty well. They will soon go to good homes, and will spread more love and happiness wherever they go! What an exciting thing to think about – just how will the future be like for these puppies?
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