High Cotton Bulldogs

06/18/2026

Who doesn’t love a pile of bulldogs in the morning 😍

06/09/2026

🐾 Guardian Home Opportunity 🐾
🐾 Possible Coown Opportunity 🐾

High Cotton Bulldogs is looking for a few exceptional families to become guardian homes for some of our adult females. Would consider coown on select females!

A guardian home allows a dog to live as a beloved family pet while remaining part of our breeding program. This is a wonderful opportunity to own one of our first pick English Bulldog at very little cost.

✨ Guardian Home Requirements:
✔️ Live within 3 hours of Ringgold, GA
✔️ Agree to one litter and then the female is yours
✔️ Have a securely fenced yard preferred
✔️ Keep the dog indoors
✔️ Provide reccomended food and vet care
✔️ Be willing to communicate regularly and follow our breeding contract
✔️ No other unaltered dogs of the opposite s*x in the home

🐶 What We Provide:
• Breeding-related veterinary expenses
• Ongoing support and guidance
• A beautiful, health-tested English Bulldog to love and spoil

These girls are affectionate, well-socialized adults who deserve amazing forever families while helping us continue our breeding program!

If you’ve always wanted a High Cotton Bulldog and think a guardian home may be a good fit, send us a private message with information about your family, home, other pets, and location.

📍 Ringgold, Georgia

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06/03/2026

Look at these gorgeous girls!! Call or text! 980-579-0522

05/13/2026

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02/12/2026

We can make that happen for you 🤭💕

01/23/2026

A Cold Stomach is a Tomb. Never Feed a Cold Baby. 🌡️🍼

It is the most common mistake made by well-meaning rescuers. You find a cold, abandoned kitten or puppy. Your instinct screams: "It's hungry! Feed it!" Stop. If you feed a hypothermic animal, you are likely killing it. In the US veterinary world, this is the #1 rule of neonate rescue.

🛑 1. The Enzyme Shutdown Digestion is a heat-dependent chemical reaction. A puppy's digestive enzymes work at 98°F-100°F. If its body temp drops below 94°F, the gut shuts down (Ileus). Peristalsis stops. The stomach becomes a sealed bag.

🤢 2. The Fermentation Bomb If you pour milk into a cold stomach, it doesn't digest. It rots. The milk sits there and begins to ferment. Bacteria multiply, producing gas and toxins. The stomach bloats, crushing the lungs and poisoning the blood (septicemia). The animal dies of "Bloat" or toxicity, while feeling full. It is a slow, painful death caused by the food meant to save it.

🔥 3. The Protocol: Heat FIRST, Food LATER Your only job is Thermoregulation. Ignore the crying for food.

Warm the animal slowly (heating pad, next to your skin) until it reaches at least 98°F.

Check the gums (they should be pink and warm, not grey and cold).

Only then can you offer warm formula. A hungry warm baby will survive. A fed cold baby will die.

The Mantra: "If it's cold, the stomach is closed."



📌 QUICK FAQ
Q: How do I know if they are warm enough? R: Re**al Thermometer. 🌡️ It is the only accurate way. If you don't have one, feel the inside of their mouth with your finger. If it feels cold to the touch (colder than your finger), do NOT feed. It must feel like the inside of a warm human cheek.

Q: What if they are dehydrated? R: Sugar water on gums. 💧 If they are crashing, rub a little Karo syrup or sugar water on their gums (it absorbs through the mucus membranes) to keep blood sugar up while you warm them. But do not put liquid down the throat until they are warm.

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‼️ this is the same for cattle, goats etc. Do not feed until warmed up ‼️

11/24/2025