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**theatadug** · 07-03-2012, 04:58 PM

Yes, they can be mean little buggers and fight like most Bulldogs by getting a hold and hanging on until they can get a better one. Fortunately, they can't do a lot of damage with their small, mishappen teeth and the loose skin around their faces prevents serious injury. I get ahold of their collars, keep them from shaking each other and just wait for a re-grip attempt and seperate them. Sometimes it can take awhile.

The wife and I laughed pretty good on the way home over the whole incident as a fight wasn't exactly what everyone was expecting or ready for at obedience class.

I had a giant Newfie in my class that would try to catch any dog that went near him. It was pretty scary considering the dog was 130 or more and his handler was a small 100 pound woman lol

07-03-2012, 04:58 PM	#4
theatadug Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 485 Senior Member	Yes, they can be mean little buggers and fight like most Bulldogs by getting a hold and hanging on until they can get a better one. Fortunately, they can't do a lot of damage with their small, mishappen teeth and the loose skin around their faces prevents serious injury. I get ahold of their collars, keep them from shaking each other and just wait for a re-grip attempt and seperate them. Sometimes it can take awhile. The wife and I laughed pretty good on the way home over the whole incident as a fight wasn't exactly what everyone was expecting or ready for at obedience class. I had a giant Newfie in my class that would try to catch any dog that went near him. It was pretty scary considering the dog was 130 or more and his handler was a small 100 pound woman lol
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