November 21, 2008
All babies from Zena and Oden's litter now have loving, caring homes to go to. Please feel free to express your interest for upcoming litters due in early 2009.
September 21, 2008
Spring is here and we have babies due here on in. We are now taking expressions of interest, for our upcoming litters. We are expecting a range of colours, predominantly dark reds, and red and white pieds. If you would like to own a Balerow Aussie Bulldog, please contact us and tell us some more about yourself, and the home your able to provide for your new companion. Please remember that your new family member will be with you and require your constant attention for the next 10 years or so.
Balerow is a small select kennel located in Sydney, NSW, Australia. Our aim is to produce Australian Bulldogs of outstanding conformation, sustainable health and dependable character, destined to become loving, all round family companions. All Balerow breeding stock, have plenty of substance, stylish heads and are proving to produce puppies true to this type.
The Balerow prefix was officially established in 1987, and ever since our family has been successfully breeding and showing dogs, including English Staffordshire Bull Terriers and Papillons producing many Australian Champions and exceptional family companions. We have always admired the British Bulldog, but were not prepared to handle the inherent health problems associated with the breed. After much research and observation we found the Aussie Bulldog, a healthy, charismatic, bulldog prototype. We obtained our first Aussie in 2004 and instantly fell in love with the breed. We were thrilled to have a Bulldog that was versatile enough to go for a jog, and yet sensible enough to join in on family fun, without losing too much of the classic British features. Our Aussie's are very affectionate, loyal and great with kids and other animals. Here at Balerow our four legged friends are a special part of the family, sharing in and creating many of the most memorable moments with us, their human companions. Although the Australian Bulldog is not yet an ANKC recognised breed, we believe in time with the continued effort and dedication of the Australian bulldog Society, the breed will be recognised.
