A couple days later a friend posted a photo of her new puppy. She said it was "some kind of bulldog." She got the puppy from a very poor woman who just moved here from South Carolina. I called her and found out that the mother was an Olde English Bulldogge so I went to take a look at the puppies. I was amazed at how different and unique each of the 11 puppies looked. Their were tri-colors, solid brindles, brindle and white, and red and white brindles. Some had a lot of wrinkles with shorter muzzles and others had longer muzzles and looked just like pitbull puppies. Some even had longer or shorter ears. I didn't get to see the father but the lady swore he was also an Olde English Bulldogge but the puppies were not papered. It didn't matter to me. We chose a female that was red brindle and white with a patch over her eye. I tried to pick one that was not to hyper but not too lethargic or fearful. We named her Cookie.
After talking with the owner she told me about how she had to leave SC with her four small children and the dog. The puppies were born in the back of a pick up along the interstate. She had 11 and couldn't keep any. Without papers they weren't selling very fast so she was starting to give them away. I was happy to take one off her hands and give her $200. I called my brother and he also took one for $200, a male he named Toby.
I know they are not pitbulls and since I don't have papers I can't really call them Olde English Bulldogs. They are probably a mix but they are great dogs so far.
