Tito 

Breed: Frenglish (French/English)

Sex: Male

Age: 7 yrs. old

Weight: 45 lbs. 

Adoption Fee: $400.00

7/12/2026 Update:

Tito has made so much progress in the short time he has been with No Borders Bulldog Rescue. He arrived in a cone he had been wearing so long the hair on neck had been rubbed off and the skin was so raw, wound care was needed. Now, happily out of the cone, the hair is all growing back in so well! There is still a weird green stain on some of the hair around his neck from the wound care cream they were using, but it is getting less noticeable over time.

Tito also arrived with a drain placed in his ear because he was starting to get cauliflower ear. The ear had puffed up with blood and could harden that way, so the drain helped everything come out. The vet took the drain out, and you can barely see where it was now.

The most major issue Tito is overcoming was a puncture in his left eye. The tear in the tissue is healing over nicely and the doctor said he may even have a little vision on that side. From thinking the eye may need to be removed to how well he is doing now, has been a great progression.

Tito has two modes. Sleeping and cuddling or zoomies. When it’s cuddle mode, sometimes he likes to be under the blanket beside you, in your lap even though he doesn’t fit, or he’ll take some time to himself on dog bed, chair, or couch. Zoomies often includes rolling back and forth on his back and surprisingly fast laps around the house.

Bath time was a little tricky. The girls got baths first so he knew what was up. He would sprint away any time we got within scoop him up distance. His memory faded fast enough and once he wandered near the bathroom we were able to get him into the bath. He’s still really anxious during baths so we have to keep them really short but he is doing so good.

We have also been slowly introducing toys this week. Tito and Littles who he was surrendered with, will fight over any toys, guarding resources. So we have play time with them separately right now. Tito has played with toys with the other dog in the house and it has been fine. Resource guarding has only been an issue so far when Littles is involved.

Tito loves everyone he meets. He is sweet and funny. He is house trained and can use a doggy door. Getting overly excited and manners when meeting new people are the things we are working on with him now, but I know he is going to be the best companion for whoever adopts him!

6/24/2026 Update:

Please welcome Tito to No Borders Bulldog Rescue.  Tito is a 7 yr. old male Frenglish bulldog (French/English mix) that weighs 50lbs.

Tito and his “sister” Littles joins the NBBR Family by way of owner surrender.   Their family has had some recent changes and on top of those challenges, they are expecting another human baby.  Couple all these things together with the economy, they were unfortunately unable to continue to provide the time and care necessary for the dynamic duo.  They reached out to us and asked if there was any way that we could help AND if possible, keep them together.  Initially, that wasn’t possible as we only had one open foster family and they did not feel that they could take on the responsibility of two rescue pups at this time.  So, we proceeded with taking in one and put the other on the waitlist, definitely not ideal but our hands were tied.   BUT at the 11th hour, prayers were heard and a new foster family applied.  They had been following us for some time and felt like “this was the time”.  After discussing the options, the family decided that they would take Littles AND Tito.  So, after many “Are you sure”, “Are you really sure”, Are you really, really sure”.  They said yes, and we proceeded with bringing both pups into our program. 

The first step for Tito was an emergency stop at the Ophthalmology Clinic. We aren’t vets but the correct medical term for cases like Tito’s is A HOT MESS.   Tito arrived with a cone of shame, a very inflamed eye, and a drain in his ear and that is just the beginning.   The main concern was the eye.  While it looked bad, his previous family had taken him to the vet and they had started treatment.   There was mention that he may lose that eye.  So, off to the Ophthalmologist he went.  Luckily for us, we have used the Ophthalmologist many times over the years, and they helped us to get an emergency appointment.  We received good and bad news; the bad news is that Tito has lost all vision in that eye.  The good news that they eye is healing and he may be able to keep it.   Currently he is under the care and has a follow-up appointment to determine the next steps.  IF it is healing and there is no signs of long-term infection or issues moving forward, the goal will be for him to have two eyes.  The other good news is that his vision in the other eye is very good, so there shouldn’t be any major issues with him being able to navigate the world.  in addition to all of this, Tito was not up to date on vaccines, hadn’t received heartworm preventive so he will be accompanying Littles to our regular clinic to address these issues.  He is neutered, so that is a plus.   Since summer is a busy time for Rescue, (let’s face it EVERY season is a busy time for Rescues), the clinic was backlogged on appointments so both pups will be making a visit early next week. 

While Tito and Littles “may” be a bonded pair, like all siblings they have their moments and will squabble about things they don’t see eye to eye about.  There are two areas in particular that they squabble over, the first is FOOD.  Like most bulldogs, they are very food driven, some may say obsessed.  Due to that they have to be fed separately or there will be “discussions” had.   The other is human attention; they are very jealous of one another especially when one feels that the other is getting more than their share of the attention.  The good news is that both are easily redirected and household peace remains intact.   Tito is a wild child and plays rough.  One thing on his agenda is to learn some manners when interacting with new friends.  He likes to chew on fingers.  He isn’t mean or aggressive, but he could take his play energy down a notch.  He is all boy and likes to rough house, even while wearing the cone of shame.  He goes full bore at all times until he crashes.  He isn’t the best yet at navigating the “cone” as there are a lot of bumps and rerouting for him to get where he wants to be.  He sees no shame in the cone, and it doesn’t slow him down at all.   Tito does pretty well on a leash and is potty trained.  Currently Tito is adjusting to the new routine and doing very well.   At this point we don’t have a lot to report beyond this as his foster family is taking things very slow in introducing him to new things and giving him plenty of time to acclimate.  Stay tuned for more information as he settles in and becomes more comfortable.