The Fertia

So I told you guys some time ago that I adopted an English bulldog.

Franny joined me from Iowa where she was on a farm she was adopted by a family right down the street

here in Atlanta that once they got her realized like oh this is going to be too much we

already have two bulldogs Franny was really sketched out at the time,

you know, new environment, around new dogs, new city. In my mind, she's been on acres and

acres of property in Iowa and here she is all

sketched out so when I pulled up to possibly adopt her I fell in love with her

immediately she's a gorgeous dog she really is the most beautiful bulldog I've ever had and I've had like five

Definitely a beaut but she's a real sketch

bless her a little hard is just so nervous of everything.

And I don't know particularly what her history was.

I've talked to the owner, but I don't get a real good sense on why she so sketched out I know that

she was basically bred for for show and for money and that's really all I know and

she lived on a farm so I do know that she is more accepting of women than she is men.

So I don't know if on that farm, if it was the dude that went in there and helped make all you know like pulled out the

babies and all that you know because it's a very complicated process with an

English bulldog but either way she's just like not fun.

Plus her little heart in a disturbing kind of way in that not for me like I would love for us to be able to hang out and for her to jump on me and you see all of these

different videos of English Bulldogs online and Frenchies also that are just

have these big personalities and they're so goofy. Would I like that? Most of my Bulldogs have been like that.

She is the exact opposite. If Mo was a bulldog.

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