The Western Bulldogs remain in the top 8, while Adelaide are still looking for their first win of the season, after the Bulldogs had a comfortable 49-point win over the Crows at Docklands on Friday night.The first quarter and the opening 15 minutes of the second term were goal for goal. Multiple lead changes took place, with the Crows leading by a point at quarter time and midway through the second term the Bulldogs held a 5-point advantage. But with the last two goals of the quarter, the Bulldogs led by 18 points at the long break. Into the premiership quarter, and the class rose to the top as the Bulldogs assumed control. With five goals to one for the quarter the margin blew out to 44 pointswith the Swans in the first term, a low-scoring arm-wrestle in which the Swans kicked 3 goals to 2 to lead by 7 points at the first change. But from there the Swans dominated play around the ground, and the more the afternoon went on the more the Swans pulled away to a comfortable result. By half time the margin was 22 points, and by three-quarter time it was out to 32 points.Daniel Bradshaw again proved his value as a handy pickup for the Swans, contributing 6 goals to the cause of his new club. Nick Malceski got plenty of the ball around the ground, while the new-look ruck combination of Shane Mumford and Mark Seaby helped neutralise the dangerous Dean Cox. Written off as likely bottom-4 material