Christian Marshall has two Rosebull dogs. In August 2026 he sat down and wrote this out by hand, photographed it, and sent it to us. He asked that we share it. It is printed here as he wrote it, spelling and all.
Kristine and Coco.
My daughter Kristine is Autistic (Aspergers).
She is verbal but she doesn’t like change, she wouldn’t go outside unless it was with her mother or me.
She had a structure you couldn’t change or she would have a meltdown.
I got an American Bulldog and she fell in love with him. She started asking me for a puppy of her own. After talking with her that if I got her a puppy of her own she would be the one to care for the dog, once she convinced me she would take care of the dog, walking, taking her out for the bathroom, feeding her etc.
I agreed to get her a puppy, it was the best decision I made.
Since getting Coco they have been inseprable. She takes her out for walks, they go to the park, she feeds her, it is all structured, same time every day.
One of the walks.
Coco has changed Kristine so much, gave her confednse, she expresses her self much better, it is like night and day. My daughter is a diffrent kid, a much happier kid.
I owe this dog so much for bringing this out of her. I am so gratefull to this dog.
The two dogs in this letter
The American Bulldog Kristine fell in love with is Muin. The puppy she asked for, and got, is Coco. They are half siblings, both sired by Bay Area Bullies’ Logic @ Rosebull, and both bred here.
We do not place puppies as therapy dogs and we would never promise anyone what Coco did for Kristine. No breeder can. What we can say is that a well-bred American Bulldog is steady, patient and deeply attached to its people, and that in the right home those traits sometimes matter far more than anyone planned for. This letter is Christian’s, not ours, and we are grateful he let us share it.
