Another Level Bulldogs

04/03/2024

Borrowed from a top hand in the industry.

Dear Horse industry,

Stop being awful. Grow people.

Stop putting others down for the sake of one's own prosperity. Lift them up.

Stop the whispers in the warm up ring. Give people kindness.

Stop the snarky remarks behind closed doors. Find something good to say.

Stop with the clicks and underhanded complements.

Stop with the need for newest and latest fashions or tack sets but never riding your horse in fear they may get dirty.

Stop manipulating others words or actions.

Stop normalizing poor sportsmanship and start normalizing folks who work hard.

Chances are if you've had horses long enough you've encountered some sort of this. From the competition world, to trail riders, to rescues, to top level riders, it's everywhere and it's terrible and it's got to stop. It's got to.

I've met riders, young and old, who are petrified to ride infront of people because some where along the line, someone told them they weren't good enough. I've seen talented people quit because of gossip and I've seen people give up on what they believe in because folks made them belive they were only 1' tall.

When you see a rider kicking them selves after a bad ride, tell them great job for hanging in there and give them some tips.

When you see that girl show up in the rusty old bumperpull, know she likely put everything she had into her entry fees.

When you see an organization fighting for what they believe in, fight with them.

When you see the girl too shy to ride, ask her to help you out by hopping on to keep your horse company because it would be an awfully big help.

When you see the girl scared to death in line up remind them why they are there and they have this.

When you see the girl discouraged over progress, remind them how far they have come.

The world is full of ugliness, horses should be our escape, not a place we feel belittled. We are all incredibly blessed to have Equines in our life. Becoming better Horseman is hard enough without having folks tear you down.

Please start normalizing raising each other up.

Written by -Erin O'Neill

This can go hand in hand with ANY industry. Our go to shouldn’t be a negative comment but a positive one with a helpful tip added. It takes more energy to be negative than positive and positivity breeds more positivity!

01/11/2023

06/10/2023

The many faces of Duke! Which one is your favorite?

10/08/2023

07/08/2023

He is either really excited or really concerned 🤣😂

29/07/2023

Stole this cute picture!

The kiwi to life is happiness! 🥝😀

28/07/2023

Some people will not understand this but this is also a family. ❤️

16/07/2023

Remember it is FAR too hot to leave them
Inside just for a second!

15/07/2023

You want a purebred dog. You also want one from a breeder you know is contributing to the future of the breed and doing all the right things - proving their dogs in health and temperament, preserving their breed for the future using genetic diversity, and one that provides a nice living

15/07/2023

🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️🙋🏻‍♀️

15/07/2023

To the Couch 🛋️

14/07/2023

Ever feel like your dogs pet?

14/07/2023

When you think Breeding Dogs is a get rich quick scheme, think again!

14/07/2023

Ha ha ha

Just saying! Their is some truth to this! 🤣😂🤣

14/07/2023

Have you ever seen anything so adorable?!?

22/06/2023

Unlikely best friends! Lulu loves this BIG American Bulldog protector!

We are so thrilled!!!

14/06/2023

Copied from another group
SOME FRIENDLY ADVICE TO HELP AVOID BEING SCAMMED...

* Well bred, healthy puppies are not cheap. Scammers will advertise their puppies for unreasonably cheap prices as a way to draw you in. If the price is too good to be true, it usually is.

* Reputable breeders will show you photos of the puppies parents. Scammers will usually stop responding when you ask questions they can’t answer.

* Reputable breeders are usually pretty knowledgeable about the breed.

* Scammers change their “names”, and FB pages often. If someone just opened a FB account or If they only have a few friends or likes, they are most likely scammers.

* Reputable breeders will always talk to you on the phone if you request.

* Reputable breeders aren’t going to waste their time proving they are not a scammer. Their practices and reputation should speak for itself. If someone tries too hard to show you they’re “real” by sending all sorts of unnecessary things they’re probably scamming.

* Reputable breeders will send you real time photos. Ask them to send you a photo of the puppy/puppies with a piece of paper with the current date on it! Better yet, ask to FaceTime! Scammers steel photos of cute puppies off the internet. Generic photos are a dead give away that they are a scammer.

* Ask lots of lots of questions! A reputable breeder will be happy to answer any and all questions. Scammers care more about getting your money and often will tell you what you want to hear and get upset with you for asking too many questions.

* Scammers may ask where you are located and say something like “No way! We have a puppy already headed that way. Let me know if you want us to ship your puppy at the same time as the cost of shipping has already been paid.” Don’t fall for this ploy. They want you to feel rushed into making a quick decision. Never tell someone where you are located unless they tell you where they are located first.

* A reputable breeder may advise you of their deposit, however, Scammers try to pressure you into sending them a deposit.

* If things just don’t seem right or there are red flags, don’t do it!

04/06/2023

We do not own the rights to this music 🎶

Another Level Bulldogs produced Duke is taking applications for love!

24/05/2023

Another Level’s Sir Andre is my 13 year old sons first production! He is so proud of him!!! ❌

18/05/2023

Duke and his Cookie toy (that is bigger than him)

17/05/2023

Andre said he's watching you!

17/05/2023

Andre said he’s watching you!