Bulldog puppy in action

Big Dog | April 24th, 2010

If you have a Bulldog, you know what an adorable breed it is. If you don’t, you can find out from this video! You will see a cute pup having a jolly good time while playing in the living room. If you are considering getting a Bulldog puppy, you should know that they are indoor dogs. They enjoy to be indoors and near their owners at almost all times. However, they do love going outdoors to walk or play. Bulldogs cannot tolerate too much heat and also extremely cold weather. They are suitable for apartment living. Make sure your lifestyle affords the breed you have in mind, before you make your decision to buy your dog.

Silver Bulldog Cufflinks

Big Dog | April 11th, 2010

People are often afraid of Bulldogs because of their typical “sourpuss” expression, but pet owners can never resist the charm of this breed. Although they might seem aggressive, Bulldogs have a generally good temperament and can be very attached to home and family that they will not go out of the yard without a companion.

Bulldogs existed since 1568 and were applied to various ancestors of modern Bulldog breeds before adorning the breed that is being recognized today. This breed needs grooming as well especially the folds or rope on their face to avoid unwanted infections.

You can dress your bulldog anyway you like, but neck straps are Bulldogs’ fashion trademark. You can also set a trademark with your own fashion cufflinks, the Silver Bulldog Cufflinks, a new pair of Bulldog cufflinks that comes with a free carrying bag. This is a great gift for all those animal enthusiasts out there with its very solid and awesome look that they can never refuse to like.

Take your Bulldog with you anywhere you go

Big Dog | April 9th, 2010

Who told you that you can’t take your pet Bulldog anywhere with you?

By wearing the Cool Pet Bulldog Bull Dog Companion Silver Tone Pewter Ring, it will definitely make you feel like your Bulldog is still right there next to you, even if you are in a place where pets are not allowed. With these finely crafted pewter ring, take your Bulldog anywhere with you, anytime you like! Just like a highly defined face of a Bulldog, this ring is highly detailed and made from the highest quality pewter inside and out. Wearing this will definitely give you the look that is as fierce as your pet Bulldog. By nature, your pet Bulldog may be too attached to you or your family that it won’t go out the yard without a companion, just like you, you may not be able to go out of the house without this pewter ring!

English Bulldog Health Review

Big Dog | March 4th, 2010

Whether you are an English Bulldog owner or are considering getting one, you should learn everything about this very special and likable breed. The exquisite look of Bulldogs has been accomplished through many generations of special breeding. This, in turn, resulted in a number of serious health issues typical of the breed. Jan Oswald’s Bulldog Health System consists of two separate e-books covering the following health problems among many others.

  • The conditions that could be threatening your bulldog’s life right now, and how to recognize them.
  • Proven tips on how to keep your bulldog healthy and happy.
  • How to care for your bulldog easily & cost-effectively.
  • Your Bulldog’s Breathing – how bad it really is.
  • The most deadly of bulldog conditions.
  • The history of the Bulldog breed.
  • What to feed your Bulldog for maximum health.
  • When you should wait and worry and when it’s time to call the vet.
  • Why too much fun with your Bulldog can actually be deadly to their health.
  • The Number One Best Way to keep your bulldog healthy – it’s so shockingly simple!

The Bulldog Health System provides all the information you need, to have a happy and healthy Bulldog. The package includes an audio version of the whole program so you can listen to it while traveling or jogging.

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Why are Bulldogs so costly?

Big Dog | January 22nd, 2010

Getting a bulldog is not exactly easy on the pocket. The price range of one is estimated to be from $1000 to $1500. Before one purchases a bulldog or before one immediately dismisses the opportunity to own this kind of canine, examine first why they come with a hefty price tag. For a high quality, purebred bulldog, a lot of expenses aside from dedication, time and effort go into the whole breeding process. An average litter is 4 and the female preparations such as ovulation testing are done over a period of days.

Then they are artificially inseminated, of course payment is needed for the donor and weeks of waiting until an ultrasound is done to confirm pregnancy. Blankets, food, heating pads are used to make sure the mother is comfortable and when delivery comes, it’s time to have the C- section. Being fragile little pups, their mother can accidentally roll over them, which brings the need to have people constantly to check up on them. So making a decision to get one is more than just they are cute or I want one, think first about the investment, responsibility, and commitment.

Why spend all that money if you are not going to look after it?

Buying a bulldog is a big investment, which you only make if you are ready to give
your dog the possible best care. With the Bulldog Health System you can do that.
Learn all about English Bulldog health in this detailed guide.
Get information on eyes, elongated palate, skin conditions,
orthopedics, allergies, food, and more.

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How do you buy a European Bulldog?

Big Dog | December 18th, 2009

bulldogBulldogs are absolutely adorable. Many people agree when they see this broad and short legged canine waddle when it moves from one place to another. They have floppy ear that bounce when the move and a roundish head. Having an under bite, they resemble the appearance of a Pug with big and wide nostrils on compressed muzzle. These are just a few of the physical traits one should look for when wanting to purchase a Bulldog. But it would need more practice and studying of the breed standard to know if a Bulldog is a genuine purebred or a sub-standard one which is a result of poor and irresponsible breeding. Don’t let the price be a discouragement for it is costly to breed them. Most births need caesarian sections due to the large heads and the life of the mother is also at risk so precautions and stringent guidelines are followed. Having a breeder offer a Bulldog at a more than surprisingly low price should set off an alert for experienced Boxer owners and lovers.  These may not be genuine Bulldogs. Read the rest of this entry »

Bulldog Puppy

Big Dog | December 4th, 2009

Bulldog Puppy Photo

An adorable Bulldog pup is trying to walk. He could be a strong and playful dog.

Do you want a healthy happy Bulldog?

Learn all about English Bulldog health in this detailed guide.
Get information on eyes, elongated palate, skin conditions,
orthopedics, allergies, food, and more.
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Cute Bulldog Puppy Photo

Big Dog | November 23rd, 2009

Bulldog Puppy

A beautiful Bulldog Puppy playing in the garden! Such a cute little thing!

How to train a Bulldog to ride a skateboard

Ann | November 8th, 2009

The English Bulldog can give Tony Hawk, professional skateboarder, a run for his money!  Other breeds perform tricks, jump through hoops, or run at great speeds but the bulldog can enjoy the excitement of the X-Games! It is not an easy feat though. Like talented athletes, a bulldog may or may not have what it takes.

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Start off by placing a skateboard on a comforter as not to let it slip and call the bulldog to climb it. Wider boards are recommended for stability. Once he’s on it, let him get a feel of it and make himself comfy so calling him on it won’t be a problem.

Next, move to the grass so board movement is slow. When his front legs are up, coax him with food or a toy until he pushes with his hind legs making it move. When this is perfected, start on the pavement but stand by in case he falls. Eureka! A pro is born!

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Formerly known as SitStayFetch, the product Secrets to Dog Training has sold over 200 000 copies. The worldwide success is explained by the proven methods the package includes to train any dog to behave well around people and other dogs and obey all of the owner’s rules and orders. Daniel Stevens’ Secrets to Dog Training will teach you how to:

  • curb your dog’s aggressiveness
  • make your dog understand what is right and wrong
  • house train your dog
  • stop your dog racing in the house
  • deal with a dominant dog
  • overcome separation anxiety
  • stop your dog jumping on people
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  • deal with more than one dog in the house
  • stop the family cat being harrassed.

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What kennel size is needed to ship an English Bulldog Puppy?

Big Dog | October 23rd, 2009

Family pets are not only devoted and loyal companions for the homes, but they are considered as family! Responsible owners who treat their dogs as members of their family do not leave them in kennel care or at home with a sitter. Vacations and trips out of town are never complete without them. However, travelling by plane would need preparation for the dog’s safety as well as for meeting airline regulations.

Depending of the size of the English Bulldog Puppy, the correct kennel or cage must be secured. Dimensions measured are length of the dog from nose to the root of the tail, height from ground to the elbow, width of shoulders, and the standing height of the ground to the head. These factors are calculated to get the proper size. Puppies must have enough room to stand on it. Food and water can also be equipped on it and it also has a liquid absorbent bottom.