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No KC Papers?
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I suspect it's because of his breeding potential. If you wanted to stud him, it would prove his pedigree.
That said, to breed from him there are other important factors - Bulldog (English Bulldog) | Dog Breed Health
That said, to breed from him there are other important factors - Bulldog (English Bulldog) | Dog Breed Health
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I can't see what the problem is, taking him with no KC papers. Unless you should want to show him or use him for stud purposes, you are getting him a lot cheaper!
Maybe you could ask for a copy of his pedigree, which may help you trace parents and any health/hereditary problems that they may have, (just out of interest).
Will you neuter him?
Please don't forget that his micro-chip details will need to be handed over to you for change of ownership.
Maybe you could ask for a copy of his pedigree, which may help you trace parents and any health/hereditary problems that they may have, (just out of interest).
Will you neuter him?
Please don't forget that his micro-chip details will need to be handed over to you for change of ownership.
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