I'm not looking to fuel the debate. As an owner of a quality EB male and breeder of American Bulldogs, I am just going to offer my take on studding a dog out.
You will have no problems finding someone in your local paper who wants to breed thier female EB for a pup back. That is the truth. The upside..you will probably get your pup...the downside...you might not have anybody appraoch you with quality dogs, the bitch owners may not be knowledgable, who knows where the pups will go, if they will survive, what will the quality of the pups be, and so forth.
If you want to do it right, you will need to do a bit more research and promote your dog more. If you have a quality stud, people will be contacting you, not the other way around. If you don't want to show, at least do agilty, rally-o, therapy work, join your local breed club..get a CGC, have your dog health tested, etc. Learn pedigrees and know what lines carry what problems, and know what bitc's will match up well to your stud, so you can discriminate and feel good knowing you are trying your best to put some quality pups out there.
If people see you doing things with your dog, they will want to breed to him. Go through the breed club (an AKC club) and advertise him and his accomplishments. Check out
http://www.bulldogsworld.com/ and
http://forum.bulldogdomain.com/ and get involved with others in the breed, etc.
I'm not trying to bash, just inform. My own personal opinion, I feel the best dogs should be bred and the rest altered..the breed is in shambles with the amount of health issues they have and hundreds of people are in heartache over thier ill or dead bulldogs. I think of all the breeds, EB's really need to be scrutinized with breeding stock...if only the healthy, tested dogs were bred..the trend in sickly bulldogs would decline.
On a side note, I had someone call me and try to sell me an unregistered EB female for $2000..she was terrible structure wise and had a bad case of demodex mange..they were breeding her and selling pups at $1800...no papers, known health issues...it was sickening. The only reason they were "getting rid" of her is because thier unpapered male died outside in the 115 degree heat..and they wanted to focus on thier Pugs, Frenchies, OEB's and AB'sinstead. The sad part is how many people are doing this these days..what about all the people that got pups from her... if I would have had the $2000, I would have bought her just to alter her, get her healthy and find her a loving home.