A message from Robert Jenkins concerning
Sharon Nunley and the NBA:
 

 I first heard of Sharon Nunley and her bulldogs in the months after
I wrote the book with Ken Mollett about the bulldog 
 

 She wrote to me and sent some pictures of her dogs, and told me
all about the duties and work expected of them. I was impressed.

 

 It was after the book, so she couldn’t get a mention in it, but I carried her letter
and the pictures all over the world, and for a year I meant to write back.
I was traveling a lot at the time, and looking at bull breeds all over the place.
 

 When I got back to England I looked for her web-site, half expecting there
to be no mention of the dogs. But there they were, and how!

So I wrote and we got to talking through email and letters and
I was humbled by her love for the bulldog, and impressed by
what was going on in her part of the world.

"I have to say that the bulldog belongs to people like Sharon Nunley."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It is people like her that
made them, and keep on making them.

And when she said she was starting a club, and I figured I
couldn’t talk her out of it, I was only too pleased to offer
any help I could give.
 

Running a club like this was always going to be tough.
Say the word bulldog and you make an enemy.
Someone gets upset. But in the end you know its true...
you can measure how right you are by how many people
you’ve never met get angry at you!!! As it says in the Bible,
“Woe to you, when all men speak well of you!”
 

  So don’t just browse the NBA. Join it.
Be a friend to those with the courage to make it happen.
Be like the Bulldog, and be a part of the future.

And when you hear people say things against
our breed and their masters, tell them how the
dog was made, and tell them of the ghosts of the
dogs and their masters who walk the English
speaking world, and tell them we are not done yet.
Then smile and walk away. We can do that, because
we know the truth, and we know that deep down inside them,
those who criticize us know it too.

 

Robert Jenkins author of

"The Story of the Real Bulldog"