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In This Chapter Reacting to your Bully’s illness Spaying and neutering your Bulldog Identifying Bulldog ailments Medicating your Bully Bulldogs are a unique breed and experience health issues that are common to the breed. This chapter highlights breedspecific conditions and how to recognize them, as well as addressing general health. Generally, any problem that lasts…
In This Chapter Choosing a veterinarian Deciding on alternative medicine Getting the facts on vaccinations Finding a reputable veterinarian and starting a vaccination schedule are the first steps to ensuring that your Bulldog has a long and healthy life. There are many different vaccinations available to protect your dog; your and your veterinarian will decide…
In This Chapter Exploring your traveling means Packing the vacation bags Leaving Bully at home Knowing what to do if you lose your Bulldog You want your Bulldog with you, but you need to know the best way to travel with him. Don’t worry — I give you the overview on transporting your Bully, packing…
In This Chapter Becoming a canine good citizen Understanding disciplines for fun and for show Showing your Bully in conformation Performing in obedience, agility, and tracking events Spreading the love around: Therapy Bulldogs You and your Bulldog can enjoy many activities together. This chapter highlights some events that you can accomplish with your well-trained pet….
In This Chapter Adjusting to a collar and leadTeaching basic commandsAttending puppy classes and day careContacting the professionals You don’t need to have a champion obedience dog, but your dog should know basic good manners. Many untrained dogs are unhappy, and usually, so are their owners. Dogs are pack animals and rule followers. A dog…
In This Chapter Tackling the basics of puppy training Contemplating crate training Spreading the news: Paper training Digging up the dirt on litter training Unless you plan on living outdoors for the entire life of your Bulldog, you need to housetrain your pup — that is, teach him where to “go.” This chapter deals with…
In This Chapter Surveying skin care Evaluating eyes and ears Assessing your dog’s dental care Bathing your Bully Bulldogs aren’t difficult to groom; you don’t need a lot of fancy brushes, combs, or clippers. But Bulldogs still need occasional grooming — all dogs benefit from brushing and baths. Grooming time also allows you to check…
In This Chapter Getting the dirt on dog food Deciding what to feed your Bully Selecting a mealtime Snacking on “people food” Dietary no-nos for Bulldogs When you first get your Bulldog, you may feed him whatever your breeder recommends or has been using. But you may consider another food as your puppy grows and…
