English Bulldog Puppies Specification
May 18th, 2009 | 
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Present day English Bulldogs are very different from their ancestors. Bulldogs are small but wide, compact, and masculine looking. Bulldogs are noted for their wrinkly round faces. Males weigh about 53-55 pounds and females 49-51 pounds.
Even though English Bulldogs may look intimidating, they are one of the gentlest breeds of dogs. English Bulldogs are stubborn and persistent. Bulldogs love human attention and they are very social but since Bulldogs are dominant animals, they need a strong leader. The most common health problem for English Bulldogs has to do with breathing. English Bulldog puppies are often delivered via C-section because of their large heads. English Bulldogs are generally an indoor breed. English Bulldogs are average shedders with fine, smooth, short hair. While not perfect for everyone they make great family pets and protectors.
Typically, Bulldog puppies will show a sweet temper and are ideal family pet dogs as well as excellent show dogs The Bulldog gets its name from the fact that they were originally meant to guard bait bulls. Without a doubt, Bulldog puppies can easily win over your heart and mind, and so you need to take care that you in turn can provide proper Bulldog puppy care after you have brought home your newly acquired puppy.
Whoever is selling Bulldog puppies must be able to provide satisfactory answers as to breed ethics and they should also provide references of previous customers as this will help ensure that you know for sure that the Bulldog puppies on offer will be of acceptable quality. A breeder or source that can document the puppy’s vaccinations and who can show that the Bulldog puppies possess good temperament and health should be given preference over the others.
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[...] kind of skin disorder is common among certain breeds, particularly for 5 to 8 month-old English bulldogs, Boxers, Great Danes, Rottweilers and Doberman [...]
I’m having a problem with my six month old english bulldog , she is having skin problems. I don’t know if its the food, I took her to the vet and she gave her steroids and still the same and her paws are red , she licks it too much. , by the way she is white with brown spots if u need any pics email me and Ill send it to you
hi victor? what is look like ? or you can send me that pic.. meanwhile did you tried this Dog Balm ?
I would seriously suggest you have your dog “Allergy” tested. It is a blood test that your veterinarian takes and sends to a company that does all sorts or testing on the blood. It will tell you food(beef, venision, lamb, rice, etc.)and environmental allergies (ie. Grass, tree, golden rod, etc.). I have a golden retriever (now 6 yrs. old) who has mostly food allergies and one major enviromental, I struggled with my first vet on this From about 6 months to 2 years old, when I changed Veterinarian Services. She too was always licking her paws(plus she had constant ear infections). I know of a Red Bone Coonhound that had all the same stuff done for the same reasons I tested, and you will want to. In my opinion, you will not reget getting your bullie tested. It’s all do-able if you know what you’re dealing with, not just giving them all kinds of med’s “hoping” this will take care of it. The other thing to check out is to determine if there is any anxiety issues. That will sometimes show up in excessive licking.
I don’t know if any of this helps, hope so. Good luck.
thx for your sharing Ann, it would be helping so much