Good question. It costs quite a bit of money to breed Bulldogs to begin with. A breeder starts out by paying high prices for breeding stock to begin with. Then there is the cost of breeding itself. First there is the stud fee, then shipping costs for the semen, the […] Read more »
Bulldogs are low-maintenance canines. They typically only need a thorough brushing once every week to two weeks. Start this routine when your dog is a puppy and be certain to reward him with a doggy treat when the grooming is over. A typical bulldog shouldn’t need to be bathed more […] Read more »
The French bulldog was developed from the miniature version of the English bulldog. Unlike other small dogs, the French bulldog is pretty hardy and powerful for its size. Though compact, it is an active, muscular, and intelligent dog whose distinguishing characteristics are its bat-like ears and expressive eyes. The History […] Read more »
There is much controversy surrounding the history and development of the bulldog. Some cynologists and naturalists like Sydenham Edwards believed the bulldog is a product of the mixing of mastiffs and pugs. Others think bulldogs and mastiffs simply have a common ancestor. There is also a theory that the bulldog […] Read more »
Dogs may not be children, but they require love and care just like human kids. Before heading out to look at bulldog puppies, you must first decide if owning one is right for you. Each breed of dog has certain dominant personality traits and tendencies. It is best to consider […] Read more »
In your desire to breed bulldogs, there is so much one has to consider. But in a nutshell, here are a few areas to think of before breeding. First, you must consider whether you can devote your time and effort in rearing the puppies. That includes feeding them religiously every […] Read more »
The answer is very simple. The breed standard, for any breed of dog, is representative of the healthiest specimen of that particular breed you can get. Period. The farther away from matching that standard a dog gets, the unhealthier a dog gets. Even a pet owner does not want to […] Read more »
One of the most common injuries is from people letting their dog jump off of furniture and such. These injuries are also common when letting young dogs run or walk down stairs all of the time. A Bulldog is a front-heavy breed of dog, and thusly a sharp impact on […] Read more »
Rawhide is not good for Bulldogs because they tear off large chunks and get them lodged in their throat. They can also get them lodged in their intestines. Anything lodged like that means a very expensive and risky surgery. Hard chew toys will also tip the jaw one direction. This […] Read more »
I use a horse worming paste called Zimectrin. This method was taught to us by other Bulldog breeders, and has been very effective. Be careful to notice the tube is marked in pound increments for horses. Simply estimate or weigh your dog (weighing is best) and squeeze it out onto […] Read more »