Dude's Granddam was our home raised and shown dog show Champion Lil' Boy's P Nut Butter Cookie. You can see Cookie's pedigree on our web site. She had 47 out of 64 Champions in her background and several National Champions which means that dog beat out over 1,000 dogs in the National competition on one weekend. You can view that pedigree on our stud dog page.

We kept Dude to become a breeder/stud but recently we have decided to reduce the amount of dogs we keep in getting ready to retire. As a result you have a rare opportunity to get some really high quality breeding dogs from us at this time. We've been breeding for well over 20 years and have been very careful in our breeding choices and decisions so as to create some of the highest quality English Bulldogs around.

We have recently decided to retire and also to no longer keep and care for and raise litters. I am no longer wanting to care for dogs 18 hours a day and never be able to leave town for more than 3 hours. I begin getting social security and a little bit of pension from G.E in a couple weeks and we want to do some traveling. We have been breeding for about 25 years and are burnt out on it. We have had all the right goals and have been very selective in our breeding program always doing much research about studs being considered and we never ever got our information from the stud owners who rarely tell the truth about the dogs history especially healthwise. For a lot of years we were very very active in dog show competing and did win a Championship on our "Cookie". Most of our dogs are Grandchildren of Cookie.

We included in our breeding goals to breed so that our offspring dogs would be "smaller" than todays majority of oversize Bulldogs. We have had good success in that area. We have bred to do away with the screw tail that is about glued to the body and to end up with tails with some length but not too long. We have done well with that goal. We have made breeding choices and have spent hundreds of hours researching health backgrounds of studs being considered and again never getting that information from the stud owners. We think we have done real well in creating offspring Bullies without a list of health problems and few if any minor issues. We have been very selective in who gets to buy our puppies always trying to be confident that they go to loving homes and not to puppy mills. We like to be sure they are going to homes with central air and hopefully at least an area fenced for exercising the dog.

Dude for $700 and Winston for $800-he is a tiny guy. He has sired 3 litters lately. Please see our web site and we like to encourage folks to read all our pages and learn about us. The our dogs is where to see dogs we have available and dogs we had in the past that were special. My most special two were Cookie and Fancy and I miss them so much I believe we took them off our site because it is so painful to see their pictures.

In closing we will say we dread the day that our dogs leave here some kind of real bad dread. It is going to be quite a change in my life but it's time to move on to other things and to try and travel and enjoy other things in life while I am still able.

Thanks for reading this and if you might be interested in providing a loving home for one of our precious babies we'd be happy to talk to you. 812-876-2608
All our dogs are A.K.C. registered and from "Dog Show Worthy" backgrounds. And all are current on shots and from very healthy backgrounds.

Gretchen, Red, and Porsche sold to one buyer 10-7-11.
I really like the unusual light fawn color of Gretchen. She has a beautiful coat. She is not a big Bulldog and I like that. She is energetic and she does what she is told after only telling her once. Her price is $1700.

Gretchen is very sweet too and is not all hyper. She minds well and is due for a heat cycle in December. She has never been bred before. All our dogs are being sold with full breeding rights. All 3 of our females should be priced at $2500., but are not.

Gretchen, Red, and Porsche sold to one buyer 10-7-11.
Porsche and Red both have the sweetest personalities you could hope for and both are due for heat cycles in November and if bred would be their first time being bred. All our dogs are being sold with full breeding rights.

Gretchen, Red, and Porsche sold to one buyer 10-7-11.
Porsche and Red both have the sweetest personalities you could hope for and both are due for heat cycles in Novemeber and if bred would be their first time being bred. All our dogs are being sold with full breeding rights.

Winston sold Saturday 12-10-11 We no longer will have any pups and or adult dogs for sale. We have retired from breeding and now are DEPENDANT FREE!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for reading this and if you might be interested in providing a loving home for one of our precious babies we'd be happy to talk to you. 812-876-2608

All our dogs are A.K.C. registered and from "Dog Show Worthy" backgrounds. And all are current on shots and from very healthy backgrounds.

Gretel was sold!

As of 8-30-11 Chunko and Button sold

UPDATE!!!! 8-2-11 A fantastic turn of events in my life have brought me to a point where have are going to put up for sale all our 6 female dogs immediately. After we sell Dot and Porsche we will sell our male named Dude. This can be your opportunity to acquire a couple or more real top quality breeder bitches. 4 of which have just become old enough to breed and one of those is most probably about 2 weeks pregnant. We have made great and wise decisions in our breeding choices for more than 20 years and we want paid for our bloodline we have developed. We are so early in this decision we have not worked out any details and or set desired minimum prices.I might add that we used to get $3,000. each out of our pups. We sold many a pup for that price. We have no need to be in any hurry to sell these dogs.
We are retiring from breeding. As a result you can get some really high quality breeding dogs from us at this time. We've been breeding for well over 20 years and have been very careful in our breeding choices and decisions so as to create some of the highest quality English Bulldogs there is. See more about each of our dogs on the "our Dogs page.

The first thing you notice about Roxy is her highly unusual dark brindle color. I love it! She is a very well behaved gal and you hardly ever know she is around. Roxy has only had only 1 litter.

Roxy's Granddam was our home grown and shown dog show Champion Lil' Boy's P Nut Butter Cookie. You can see Cookie's pedigree on our web site. She had 48 out of 64 Champions in her background and several National Champions which means that dog beat out over 1,000 dogs in the National competition on one weekend.

Lulu has been sold.

Truly one of the sweetest dogs you could expect to find.
We have decided that we need to reduce the amount of dogs we have. So LuLu will be offered for sale now. We are going to offer her as a breeder for $2000. She had 7 pups in her last and first litter. She could easily have $10,000. She is due to breed in April, next month worth of pups in her next litter in about June this year. We just have too many dogs and I am getting old and not wanting to do 18 hours a day caring for dogs any longer.

UPDATE!!!!7-24-11 A fantastic turn of events in my life have brought me to a point where have are going to put up for sale all our 8 female dogs immediately. After we sell Dot and Porsche we will sell our male named Dude. This can be your opportunity to acquire a couple or more real top quality breeder bitches. 4 of which have just become old enough to breed and one of those is most probably about 2 weeks pregnant. At this early stage of this decision we are open to hearing serious offers for our 8 female breeder dogs. This does not mean we will be silly and take low ball offers. We have made great and wise decisions in our breeding choices for more than 20 years and we want paid for our bloodline we have developed. We are so early in this decision we have not worked out any details and or set desired minimum prices and are open to good and serious offers. Before you make an offer I might add that we used to get $3,000. each out of our pups. We sold many a pup for that price. We have no need to be in any hurry to sell these dogs, Except for one sale to get us through the next several weeks-thus the low price for Roxy


We are also offering our female breeder Roxy who has only had one litter and is just over three years old-her price-$????.( This weekend only- we'll sell Roxy for $???? cash) We are also offering for sale our Gretel for ????. See these two on the "Our Dogs" page of our web site.
We are also offering our female breeder Roxy who has only had one litter and is just over three years old-her price-$????.( This weekend only- we'll sell Roxy for $????. cash) We are also offering for sale our Gretel for ????. See these two on the "Our Dogs" page of our web site.
Here's another one of my 2 favorite dogs. She has personality galore. Such a sweet sweet girl. She's one that you just want to shower her with attention. She'll look you right in the eye ( a characteristic not real common) and just plead for some lovin'. She has a very unusually soft and luxurious coat. Jolanda's Granddam was our home raised and shown dog show Champion Lil' Boy's P Nut Butter Cookie. You can see Cookie's pedigree on our web site. She had 48 out of 64 Champions in her background and several National Champions which means that dog beat out over 1,000 dogs in the National competition on one weekend. You can see that pedigree on our web site.

As of 8-29-11 Georgia went to a loving home of some friends of ours

Also Button and Chunko are sold.

UPDATE!!!! 7-24-11 A fantastic turn of events in my life have brought me to a point where have are going to put up for sale all our 8 female dogs immediately. After we sell Dot and Porsche we will sell our male named Dude. This can be your opportunity to acquire a couple or more real top quality breeder bitches. 4 of which have just become old enough to breed and one of those is most probably about 2 weeks pregnant. At this early stage of this decision we are open to hearing serious offers for our 6 female breeder dogs. This does not mean we will be silly and take low ball offers. We have made great and wise decisions in our breeding choices for more than 20 years and we want paid for our bloodline we have developed. We are so early in this decision we have not worked out any details and or set desired minimum prices. We used to get $3,000. each out of our pups. We sold many a pup for that price. We have no need to be in any hurry to sell these dogs.

We have recently decided to retire and also to no longer keep and care for and raise litters. I am no longer wanting to care for dogs 18 hours a day and never be able to leave town for more than 3 hours. I begin getting social security and a little bit of pension from G.E in a couple weeks and we want to do some traveling. We have been breeding for about 25 years and are burnt out on it. We have had all the right goals and have been very selective in our breeding program always doing much research about studs being considered and we never ever got our information from the stud owners who rarely tell the truth about the dogs history especially healthwise. For a lot of years we were very very active in dog show competing and did win a Championship on our "Cookie"
. Most of our dogs are Grandchildren of Cookie. We included in our breeding goals to breed so that our offspring dogs would be "smaller" than todays majority of oversize Bulldogs. We have had good success in that area. We have bred to do away with the screw tail that is about glued to the body and to end up with tails with some length but not too long. We have done well with that goal. We have made breeding choices and have spent hundreds of hours researching health backgrounds of studs being considered and again never getting that information from the stud owners. We think we have done real well i creating offspring Bullies without a list of health problems and few if any minor issues. We have been very selective in who gets to buy our puppies always trying to be confident that they go to loving homes and not to puppy mills. We like to be sure they are going to homes with central air and hopefully at least an area fenced for exercising the dog
We have 2 young girls who are just now old enough to breed, Red, and Porsche-$2200 each. Gretchen is young and never had pups We have 2 young studs both have sired litters. Dude for $3000. Winson-for $2000-he is a tiny guy and has sired several litters. Please see our web site and we like to encourage folks to read all our pages and learn about us. The our dogs is where to see dogs we have available and dogs we had in the past that were special. My most special two were Cookie and Fancy and I miss them so much I believe we took them off our site because it is so painful to see their pictures.


In closing we will say we dread the day that our dogs leave here some kind of real bad dread. It nis going to be quite a change in my life but it's time to move on to other things and to try and travel and enjoy other things in life while I am still able.

Thanks for reading this and if you might be interested in providing a loving home for one of our precious babies we'd be happy to talk to you. 812-876-2608


I have placed Georgia in a loving home and family who are friends of mine.

We have 4 other young bitches who have yet to have their first litter and can have this year.
She is one of my 2 favorite dogs. She doesn't force herself on people but is very friendly. She could have two or three more litters.

We have recently decided to retire and also to no longer keep and care for and raise litters. I am no longer wanting to care for dogs 18 hours a day and never be able to leave town for more than 3 hours. I begin getting social security and a little bit of pension from G.E in a couple weeks and we want to do some traveling. We have been breeding for about 25 years and are burnt out on it. We have had all the right goals and have been very selective in our breeding program always doing much research about studs being considered and we never ever got our information from the stud owners who rarely tell the truth about the dogs history especially healthwise. For a lot of years we were very very active in dog show competing and did win a Championship on our "Cookie".
Most of our dogs are Grandchildren of Cookie. We included nin our breeding goals to breed so that our offspring dogs would be "smaller" than todays oversized majority of Bulldogs. We have had good success in that area. We have bred to do away with the screw tail that is about glued to the body and to end up with tails with some length but not too long. We have done well with that goal. We have made breeding choices and have spent hundreds of hours researching health backgrounds of studs being considered and again never getting that information from the stud owners. We think we have done real well in creating ofspring Bullies without a list of health problems and few if any minor issues. We have been very selective in who gets to buy our puppies always trying to be confident that they go to loving homes and not to puppy mills. We like to be sure they are going to homes with central air and hopefull at least an area fenced for exercising the dog
We have 2 young girls who are just now old enough to breed, Red, and Porsche-$2200 each. Gretchen is young and never had pups We have 2 young studs both have sired litters. Dude for $3,000. Winson-for $2000-he is a tiny guy. Please see our web site and we like to encourage folks to read all our pages and learn about us. The our dogs is where to see dogs we have available and dogs we had in the past that were special. My most special two were Cookie and Fancy and I miss them so much I believe we took them off our site because it is so painful to see their pictures.


In closing we will say we dread the day that our dogs leave here some kind of real bad dread. It nis going to be quite a change in my life but it's time to move on to other things and to try and travel and enjoy other things in life while I am still able.

Thanks for reading this and if you might be interested in providing a loving home for one of our precious babies we'd be happy to talk to you. 812-876-2608

The first thing that comes to my mind in describing Millie is that she is the best mother and her mothering instincts are great. She is a sweet girl and minds well. Millie's Granddam was our home raised and shown dog show Champion Lil' Boy's P Nut Butter Cookie. You can see Cookie's pedigree on our web site. She had 47 out of 64 Champions in her background and several National Champions which means that dog beat out over 1,000 dogs in the National competition on one weekend.

Chunko and Button are sold

Buckwheat's body type and size was very much like Her Mother Cookie's. She was a beautiful girl.

Booper was compact and smaller than average. I liked that about her. She was a bundle of love and so very anxious to give love. She got a couple dog show wins and a group placement.

Fancy was very close to me and to Cookie. A daughter of Cookie's. Once I was home alone and taking a nap in the bedroom. I had left something on the stove with the burner turned on. It caught fire and was shooting flames up high. Fancy came running and barking into our bedroom and I got up in time to avoid our home possibly burning to the ground with me in it. Fancy got a couple wins in Savannah Georgia-my favorite city in the whole world.

Cookie was our home raised Dog Show Champion. I taught her over 60 word commands and a half dozen hand signals. She gave us five litters and 28 fantastic pups. She was truly a fantastic girl and a proper Bulldog-not too big, not too small-just right according to the breed standard. Pictured here on this page are 3 of her early daughters, E=Town's Fancy Pants on Fire--"Fancy", E-Town's Betty Da Booper and E-Town's Shock and Awe - "Shocker". Soon to be pictured on this page a son our Cookie's and my best Buddy E-Town's We Willie Lump Lump.

Shocker had a couple dog show wins. Once on our way to a Savannah Ga. dog Show ( where Fancy won) the a/c went out on our van and Shocker very nearly died from getting over heated. That sure was a scare! Shocker was never one to force herself on you. She's just sit at your feet and look at me with those "Oh won't you please pet me" eyes. She was a sweety.