Buying a new baby bulldog is a big responsibility. Until they are fully vaccinated against Parvo, Distemper, Bordatella (Kennel Cough), and a host of other nasty virus’ out there, the only way to keep them safe is to pad train them indoors.
Read MoreLast year in June of 2018, Harley, my 12 year old English Bulldog was diagnosed with a tumor on her spleen. It was large and the vet recommended putting her to sleep because of the danger of surgery at her age and also the likelihood that it was cancer.
Read MoreHere’s a testimonial from a friend of mine who owns a deaf bulldog. They are normal in every way but one. They don’t know that they are different and like Mary says, it’s hardly an issue at all. White animals are more prone to hearing issues. So don’t despair if your baby can’t hear, they’ll still be just as lovable and wonderful!
Read MoreWarm weather is lovely after all this snow but it brings with it heartbreak and fear because this is Parvo season. If you have a new puppy under four months of age, please read this article and be aware of the dangers of this virus
Read MoreOccasionally my Ruger, my male, will get dermatitis inside his folds on his face and even though I wash his face every day they seem to outsmart me at times. So I carefully clean with white wash cloths and baby soap, dry the folds and apply a little Animax ointment to the affected sore.
Read MoreIt takes four months of your life to properly raise a litter of bulldog puppies. It all starts with mama and making sure she is healthy and well fed. You have vet visits to breed, ultrasounds and sleepless nights when mama is uncomfortable and irritable. You don’t get a lot of sleep through the process and it’s a constant worry for her that all will be well.
Read MoreMany people, even beloved vets, give bulldogs a bad reputation. It isn’t fair either. Coming from a bulldog lover and owner of eight in my lifetime, I can testify that my dogs are healthy and happy pups and it’s not because I’m lucky. It’s because I know how to care for them and do it well.
Read MoreThis is a big day for Tankrtots! We are now offering French Bulldogs to those who adore these pint size pixies. They are 19 - 25 pounds and perfect for those tiny small apartments and confined spaces.
Read MoreI encourage you to love your bulldog. Spend lots of time with them. They are sweet, comical little characters. When Tank is bothering Harley she’ll come up to me and tell on him. I swear sometimes I can communicate with her and I “know” what she is thinking. They are like human kids who need lots of attention and love.
Read MoreOne of my vets can be found at the Homestead Animal Hospital in Englewood, Colorado. Dr. Tom Geiselhardt is a bulldog specialist here in Denver, who delivered my six litters of puppies I raised. It is so important that wherever you live you seek out a specialist for your bulldog.
Read MoreBulldogs love the sunshine. Limit their time outside to mornings, when it's cooler, or evenings. Bulldogs over heat quickly in the heat of the day, and should never be left outside for even an hour when it's hot. They love to sun bathe, and can get sunburned!!!
Read MoreI clean ears with an ear solution that I get from my vet. I have used OtiCalm Ear Solution by DMV Pharmaceuticals, and/or VET solutions Ear Cleansing Solution for dogs & cats
Read MoreI give our dogs hard, tough Kong chew toys. These cost a little more, but are worth it, because they are safe. The Booda Bones are also good to chew on for bullies.
Read MoreI crate trained all my bulldogs from the time they were about three months old. They don’t have the door shut very often but when they do they love being in their “room”. All I have to say is “Go to your room” and they toddle off to the crate.
Read MoreGoing for a walk or a car ride is just about the most exciting thing in my bulldog’s life. I am careful to harness them and never use collars around their necks. A bulldog’s neck is very thick so you’d think they were okay in that department.
Read MoreHaving a tough time deciding what to name your bulldog? Most people think you’re just trying to be funny naming a bully something cute. Little do they know that “Teddy Bear” about gets it right. I’ve never cuddled with a stuffed animal like I have a bulldog...
Read MoreI shower my dogs about once a month. In the winter I do spot baths with a baby wash cloth and some baby soap so they aren’t completely wet down. You don’t want to dry their skin too much but it’s also important to keep them fresh and clean.
Read MoreIt used to be that you only needed to treat your dog for heart worms during the summer months. Test your pup for heartworms with a blood test at your vets office and start them on a monthly round of protection.
Read MoreIf your bulldog has diarrhea, you can give them some Goats Milk Yogurt (the plain kind). It will soothe their digestive tract and help clear it up. If by chance it doesn't help after a day or so, then it could be a more serious problem like worms or giardia, and your dog needs to see a vet
Read MoreAll my kids get fresh filtered water from the fridge, and I change it every day. Sometimes I change it more often if it gets too slimy. Would you serve your family water in dirty glasses? If the answer is no then make sure you give your bully a clean bowl for their food and water each day.
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