1- We recomend researching the RB breed to make sure it is right for you.
The UBA forum board and RBKC website is where you will learn the most about RBs
2- Decide on what type of bulldogge you want---
Laid back, small to large and what the use will be-training, pet, breeding etc
3- Contact the breeder of your choice (all of the RBKC breeders network and support each other)
4- Make sure to include info about your family and home along with the epitome of what a bulldogge would be for you.
5- Please be patient with our response since this is our hobby and not our living and out daily lives take a lot of attention.
6- We will contact you at "our convenience" and will be more than happy to answer all of your questions.
7- We do not accept deposits until the litters hit the ground and/or make promises of availability.
8- A short list of potential homes will be kept and maintained for future puppy placement.
The RBKC is all about the dogs and not about selling to anyone with money. The right home matched to the right dog is the only thing that influences our decisions. We do not discredit the efforts of other registries or other alternative bull breeds, but merely support our group due to the standards that all involved are measured by. You will find no credit card logos on our websites or litters being advertised with pictures of dogs tied. This is about the dogs and the families that are privilieged enough to own one. We are not perfect by any means and may miss out on working with a great family, but we do our best to make the right choices for the pup, ourselves, the potential family and the RBKC. This process can be frustrating, but we believe it is well worth in the end once you have your new companion. Almost everyone that has purchased and RB contacts us shortly after and mentions how they don't how they lived so long with out an RB in their life. The next contact is usually when they are looking for a 2nd RB.
Gary,Amie, Dillan and Michael
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