Badlesmere Black as Night of Kehlibar
Here are some photos of Gilbert. As you can see he is not an Anatolian, but an English Bull Terrier. He is a valued member of our family and I thought he deserved a mention!
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L to R Gemma, Caroline & Gilbert
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Gilbert |
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Gilby came to live with us at 7
months of age as a rescue. He is our first Bull Terrier and we had
no idea what to expect, and we didn't really do our research on the
breed either, so taking him into our family was a real challenge!!
Gilby
started going to Headly Ringcraft Association in Hampshire shortly after
he came to live with us, and took part in many matches all over the
district, also taking Best In Match on one occasion! He was also
shown lightly at Bull Terrier Club Shows, Open Shows and Championship
Shows. Although he enjoys the attention, showing isn't really 'his
thing', and so now is a couch potato at home with us in Cornwall.
From day one, he spent his whole
day at Natalka's with Anatolians while I was at work, and later on,
shared his home with Anatolians too, as well as sharing the small boot
of my car with Mussy (asd), on our numerous 4 hour drives to Cornwall
when we were looking for a house!!
Although I have covered some
health issues on my site about Anatolians, I have not been able to cover
any health topics about Bull Terriers, mostly due to being new to the
breed, and still learning myself! I have found some very interesting
information on Caliber Bull Terriers web site to which I would advise a
visit!! (See Links).
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