Bulldog Stud

Ch Trimbull Git-R-Done aka Tyson

Now Available for stud, our AKC CH Trimbull Git-R-Done.
We ship cooled/extended semen overnight.
Stud fee for Tyson is $600, which is to be paid in full before extraction.
We do also accept 2nd pick puppy in lieu of stud fee, if you prefer, to approved females.

Tyson is fawn brindle & white, with a nice thick coat. He has excellent confirmation, weighing 57 pounds with a deep brisket and nice bone. He has dark, beauiiful, clear eyes; with a nice layback and jaw. Tyson is very energetic, playful, and athletic. He loves to run and play with any toy he can get ahold of. At home playing keep away from the other dogs is his favorite game. In the ring, his movement is one of his finest assets. Tyson enjoys perfect health, with no known allegeries or genetic defects of any kind. He is always in a good mood and ready to play!

If interested in Tyson, please fill out a Stud Service Questionaire at:

http://www.bullwrinkle.com/studform.htm

Any questions, call 1-877-726-1413

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Bulldog Stud

Ch Marinebull's All The Way aka Goober

Goober was born on February 16, 1973, a singleton puppy sired by Ch. Golden Carmel Coach out of Ch. Marinebull's Here She Comes, both Bulldog Club of America Hall of Famers and Beckett Award winners for numbers of champions produced. Goober was named Marinebull's All The Way, and all the way he went!

Goober was Best in Match at his first outing and finished his championship at 9 months of age, a record at that time for a Bulldog. Even without advertising, those who knew a good dog recognized Goober the minute he came in the ring. With the proper Bulldog roll and his attitude, it was hard to take your eyes off him.

Goober's wins included two Bulldog Club of America Bests of Breed, 36 Specialty Bests, 48 all-breed Bests in Show, 110 Non-Sporting Group Firsts and 220 Best of Breeds. Among his notable wins were Best in Show at the Chicago International KC show under Anne Rogers Clark in 1976, and Westminster Kennel Club Group First under Peter Knoop in 1978. In 1976 Goober was the top Non-Sporting dog (Ken-L-Ration) and one of the top 10 dogs of all breeds in the country. Goober's get included two BCA National Specialty BOB winners, six all-breed Best in Show winners, 12 Group First winners, 14 Specialty Best of Breed winners, and four offspring in the BCA Hall of Fame. He has sired 87 champions; and was the top Bulldog sire of champions in 1977, 1978 and 1979 and the top Non-Sporting sire in 1978.

Goober died at home with Joyce and Karl in 1985 at the age of 12.

LOOKING FOR A SELECT FEW FINISHED, PROVEN CHAMPION FEMALES TO CONTINUE GOOBER'S LEGACY!

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