by Beth Siess | Oct 15, 2021 | Caring for Bulldog Puppies
Walking your English bulldog is one of the best forms of exercise, both for your dog and for yourself. However, unless you want your pup to be running off with you, you’ll need to attach their leash to a collar or harness to keep them nearby. But which is best for you...
by Beth Siess | Sep 22, 2021 | Caring for Bulldog Puppies
Any dog, no matter their breed, will shed. But the amount of fur they shed will vary depending on their age, health, and breed. English bulldogs shed less than most other breeds, making them an excellent option for people who are allergic or simply don’t want to clean...
by Beth Siess | Sep 21, 2021 | Caring for Bulldog Puppies
Did you know that the original bulldog was chocolate? But how did the first chocolate colored bulldog evolve into what is traditionally known as the standard colors now? With the many years of breeding to perfect the bulldog breed to be a loving loyal pet, it is only...
by Beth Siess | Sep 1, 2021 | Caring for Bulldog Puppies
When we first adopt our English bulldog puppies, they are small and lovable. Throughout the coming months, they will continue to grow. But when can you expect your English bulldog to stop growing? And what height and weight is normal for their age? Read on to learn...
by Beth Siess | Jun 24, 2021 | Caring for Bulldog Puppies
We always want our English bulldog pups to be happy and healthy. But there may come a time when their health deteriorates. It could be a simple cold, or it could be a sign of a long-term condition. No matter what it is, however, sometimes it’s hard to tell when our...
by Beth Siess | Jun 1, 2021 | Caring for Bulldog Puppies
With the world slowly starting to re-open, more of us are venturing out of our homes for the first time in a year. This often means, however, that we’ll be leaving our newly-adopted English bulldog at home alone. For many English bulldogs, a few hours home alone are...
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