I had met Juliet Shaw's LAD girl on several occasions and had fallen head over heels for the charm & peculiarity of these little one's, I listened and learnt as much as I could from Juliet  she had quite a bit of knowledge on this condition as she had kept several LAD babes in the past, when I was offered to adopt a little LAD girl of my own I jumped at the opportunity. Lottie was my first Zincer (L.A.D - Lethal Acrodermatitis) who was just adorable, she lived just a week short of her first birthday as much as it broke my heart I knew she would not be the last.

I learnt a lot from Juliet and from my vet and of course from adopting LAD dogs myself, but there was little information available around the internet, this inspired to me start the LAD website to try and collate information from those who had the experience together in one place. This website has been viewed by many people, those looking for help and advice as well as those interested in the health of Bull & Mini Bull Terriers. At the end of 2012 a LAD group was created on Face Book and has to date almost one hundred members, looked after by myself & Mari-Lou Powell, some have LAD babes living with them now, some have had LAD babes in the past, these people can share experiences and have valuable advice to offer. Many members are just interested in keeping in touch with BT & MBT health. There is a direct link to the Face Book group below, you need to be signed into your account first.

If you have or have had a LAD babe and would like to share your story on the information page, please contact me at arcazybts@aol.com.