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Bully of the Month

FLASH! WE WON!!!!

Monday, February 15, 2010

(French Bull Dog Club of America)The FBDCA's wonderful educational booklet "French Bulldogs: The Basic Course" won FIRST PLACE as 2009's best Brochure, Pamphlet, Short Special Publication in the Graphics category! Congratulations and thanks to all who worked on this, especially Christine Grether who came up with the graphic design concept, Pat Kosinar who shepherded the project along the entire way, the Northern California club whose educational pamphlet provided the basis of most of the text, and the many other people who contributed.

And to the other two people who received nominations (Becca Williams for her drawings on pages 6 & 7, and Jim Grebe for his cartoons throughout the booklet), just being nominated was a big honor and you should be proud of your contribution!

To buy copies of this wonderful booklet (great for giving to your puppy buyers, and there's a discount for bulk purchase), go here.

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