[2Bullies]

Hi!

Im currently staying in Queens NY, but under normal circumstances reside in North East Pennsylvania, on a great 9 acre piece of land with my husband, our cat Cuervo, and our two Bully breed dogs:

Sig, Male, American Pit Bull Terrier (about 2 yrs old)
Rhino, Male, English Bulldog (10 months old)

They were both rescues (see their stories in the RESCUE forum), and have crazy medical / mental health issues !!! The two of them together form my Canine Terror Squad! I love them to death and would do anything in the world for them.

Sig LOVES children, and ice cubes! Rhino loves his daddy...and SLEEP.

Im very lucky to have the experience of working in the veterinary field for many years, because these two are ALWAYS in need of some kind of medication or medical attention. This is why Ive always had MUTTS prior to these two!

Are you in the NYC or NEPA area? Want to take the dogs out?

Take care! Good luck with your dogs.

 

[Guest]

Beautiful dogs! I know how those bullies can be a handful. My neighbor has two! I've got 3 dogs, 1 black lab and 2 mutts that were also rescue dogs and I couldn't ask for a better group. Being all males, they get along great! Unfortunately, I live in Illinois but I just wanted to say hi and wish you the best!

 

[fyrikaos]

i'm in nyc!!! the south bronx actually. we just got brandy ( tho we will be renaming her, it really doesn't suit her at all) an 18 month old amer. straffordshire terrier/pharaoh hound mix thru strays from the heights in wash. heights.

your babies sound so adorable! and have found such awesome parents! know of any good places to take the pups in the upper east side? we don't have a car, and from what i gather, they won't let me take her on the train lol tho i'm sure that she'd love it.

 

[LuvsDogs]

Hello & welcome to the forum. Look forward to hear more about your doggies.

 

[rannmiller]

If you have any questions or would like advice for any of their health problems, feel free to start a thread, and hopefully someone will be able to help! That's what we're here for