In 2004 I contact Evonne to purchase my now 4? Year old English bulldog. I am sorry to hear that all of you are with out papers for your dogs because I got 2 sets of papers for mine!!! One said he was a French Bulldog and the other stated English... With two, very different birth dates. This brings me to my next point!
When we received Bryar, she told me that he was 10 weeks old; my vet said NO WAY this dog has most of his adult teeth! One of the records said he was born in February and the other April! Gee I wonder 10 weeks or possibly 20? HMMMM
Gee, I don't know where to begin with my LONG and very costly journey with our beloved pet.
The 1st week we owned Bryar. He turned blue from lack of oxygen. I took him to the emergency room at our local vet were he was diagnosed w/elongated soft pallet.
I contact Evonne she recommended that the dog be created, to keep his excitement level down and when he was full grown he would grow out of it.
All though I did take this suggestion into careful consideration, with her being such a fabulous breeder and all... I decided to seek professional help of a Licensed Surgeon. Who also told me that Bryar's nostrils were too tightly formed and needed to be corrected while in surgury, having his throat corrected.
Months pass, every time the dog jumps up or down off the couch, bed ext... He vomits! Sliding Hyatle Hernia!
Guess what? Dog needs surgury again the only way to stop this from happening is to tack the hernia in place.
When I contact Evonne about these constant issues arising SHE TOLD ME! My Vet doesn't know what they are talking about and that they are just trying to empty my pockets... LOL Evonne did you go to Medical school for 8 years? Post surgury, Bryar can jump on and off the furniture with out vomiting! Guess you were wrong again...
Well running and jumping till Fluxating Patella in his knee that is... Yup you guessed it ANOTHER Surgury!!!
Well I have to say we did have 1 quiet year there... Imagine our excitement when we had nearly 1 full year with NO Surgerys...
That is till January 08, when I noticed Bryar was urinating blood! Bryar has BLADDER STONES, which needed to be surgically removed. Will spend the rest of his life on a special diet and be on medication to try and prevent it from reoccurring.
Now that makes 5 surgerys this dog COULD NOT have lived w/out.
This is my list of problems, from one of Evonne's very healthy imported English Bulldogs, after countless trips to the Vet, daily medications for allergies and what not. Bryar is a very happy boy and we would do anything for him...
ESSPECIALLY Take the 10 minutes to type this note and tell anyone who wants to read it NOT TO DO BUISNESS w/these people!
I wish you all good luck and my heart goes out to all of the puppies that went to people who could not afford to keep them healthy and alive.
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