French Bulldog Magazine - August 2019

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La Vie Boheme – owner Agnieszka Baginska La Vie Bohème" (French: The Bohemian Life) is a song, which is broken into two parts ("La Vie BohèmeA" and "La Vie Bohème B"), in the musical Rent. ... Like the first part, the second part of La Vie Bohèmelists many ideas, trends, and other symbols of bohemianism.

Agnieszka Baginska (Poland) My adventure with a French Bulldog and great love for this incredible breed began ten years ago. But only importing Spanish female dog One Love de Cote Basque gave rise and foundations to La vie Boheme. Thanks to her perfect proportions, beautiful head and expression One Love de Cote Basque turned out to be not only a wonderful carrier of genes but also one of the best breeding females. Combining her with the German male Imperator von Ortino resulted in two amazing females Impression and Illusion. Impression La vie Boheme became one of the best and most recognizable breeding females in Europe. Her head and expression are the things which I value the most in French Bulldog. The next generation of La vie Boheme, children of Impression and Illusion, is beginning to continue the career of their grandmother and mothers. I’m very proud of them. I would like to thank all people who support us and are ready to share their knowledge with us as well as the owners of my puppies for trust and care.

I’m very curious what the future will bring.

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From the editor Another great issue of French Bulldog Magazine.

Thanks to everyone who is supporting this magazine by paying the publication fee. The cost is only $25 per ad but it pays for data which is very expensive in South Africa. If you haven’t paid for the publication of your ad please do so by paying the $25 via PayPal to my email address: allegiancecapital076@gmail.com Donatello La Vie Boheme has what I value the most in a French Bulldog male: strong bone, good substamce, compact body, small size, strong square head with a male expression.

And most importantly – he is my beloved son – Agniezka baginzka (Poland) Book your Christmas Cards now – December will be our Christmas issue! (See next page)

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Health, Education & Other

The French Bulldog Club of England The French Bulldog Club of England’s committee, has decided that they will no longer issue certificates or validate any health tests that are returned to them for Non-Recognised Colour French Bulldogs. This took affect from the 31st March 2019.

The 4 standard colours are: Brindle Fawn Pied (brindle and white) Fawn Pied (fawn and white) The Club feels strongly that they are there to maintain the tradition of the standard colours and in awarding certificates, their members feel that they are validating the breeding of nonstandard colours.

Since its foundation in 1902 the Club and its members have been dedicated to the preservation, promotion, and well being of the breed, more than 100 years later those standards remain unchanged: to adopt the Kennel Club Breed Standard by which French Bulldogs shall be judged; to urge the adoption of that standard upon owners, breeders and exhibitors including the correct and acceptable coat colours for the breed and to breed for health, longevity, and correct conformation.

The club is dedicated to the health and wellbeing of all French Bulldogs and would advise anybody with NonRecognised Colour dogs to still Health Test before considering breeding, all information is available to all on our Website, frenchbulldogclubofengland.org.uk

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