My English Bulldog, Coco, was given to me as a gift. The best gift I have ever received... A gift from God:-)
From the time I first had her at 12 weeks she often had diarrhea, but I thought it was part of being a puppy. I had to take her to the hospital b/c she also had severe vomiting.
At 5 months she had renal failure and was in the hospital for 5 days on an IV drip.
After $5000 (not including first hospital visit) her life was saved. The vet said it was a miracle.
During her hospital stay I called Dawn (who was NEVER available). I spoke to a man who was very rude and said I couldn't get my money back and there was never anything wrong with their litters.
I NEVER wanted my money back... I wanted help, answers to save my precious Coco. I was hoping to find out if any other pups in the litter has similar problems to assist my vet with saving her.
He SCREAMED at me, told me it was my fault, that my Vet was experimenting on her, to take her out of the hospital, that I didn't elevate her feeding bowl high enough... On and on and on about how it was all my fault...
He told me to call their vet. I did and after the Vet realized I wasn't trying to get my money back... That all I was trying to do was save my baby... He confessed that they were not great breeders and advised me NOT to listen to Dawn, but to keep Coco where she was, with our Vet.
She is now healthy, and I am writing this because I realized that she is not a pure breed English Bulldog. She is Olde English Bulldog which has mixed breeds in the bloodline. My friend paid $1800 for her. To me she is priceless, but I hope they stop breeding and hurting these innocent animals. It breaks my heart to hear the other stories of families who were not as blessed to save their pup.
Please stop these unethical bottom feeders!!!
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