The breeder should provide you with a wealth of information as the puppy matures. The puppy should be at least 8 weeks old and weaned, wormed and have at least its first set of immunization shots. You will find that Bulldog puppies are expensive. It is costly to breed and raise a litter of Bulldog pups. Infant mortality is generally higher than in other breeds.
Litters are often small.
Most Bulldog breeders are dedicated to the breed and are only breeding in an effort to create a superior animal. Choose a puppy that is friendly, outgoing and not aggressive. Verify that his eyes and nose are free of discharge. Have your veterinarian contact the breeder's veterinarian for information about the litter. If you are purchasing a puppy for showing, it is most important to do research.