Bulldogs

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Bulldogs
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Baby Bulldogs
A bulldog is suitable for houses as well as
apartments due to their size and comparative lack
of energy puppies may be destructive until they
reach maturity.
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About Bulldogs
Bulldogs like cuddling together.
Bulldogs are lovely but there are not much of
them.
Bulldogs are popular mascots.
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Bulldogs Caring
They sleep with their hind legs stretched back.
Bulldogs require daily cleaning of their faces to
avoid unwanted infections caused by moisture
accumulation. Daily tooth brushing with regular
human soft tooth brushing, using vet approved
tooth paste also recommended.
Bulldogs sleep a lot. They get tired quickly.
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Bulldog Breeds
Bulldogs are prone to health issues, breathing
issues can be prevalent in the breed due to the
shape of the lower jaw and the shortness of
muzzle. Bulldogs are known to snore. Some dogs
can be prone to interstitial cysts, that is cysts
which form between the toes. That causes bulldogs
some discomfort though they are treatable either
by vet or an experienced owner. Other problems
can include cherry eye, certain allergies, and
amongst older bulldogs hip issues. Because of
their large heads and smaller body, babies can
get stuck in the birth canal during natural
birth.
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Bulldogs Health
Like all dogs bulldogs require daily exercise.
They gain a lot of weight if not exercising,
which can cause health problems such as lungs and
heart. They have sensitive to heat and cold,
great care should be given . If cold periods
owner should ensure that the dog has plenty of
shade and water.
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Bulldog Developement
As the breed has developed the tail of some dogs
can cause infection if not treated or cleaned
underneath regularly.
In the first year of life a puppy increases its
body weight by 40 to 50 times. So, then the dog
needs twice as much energy as an adult dog to
satisfy this intensive activity.
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Where do Bulldogs Come From?
The term bulldog was first around 1568 and might
have been applied to various ancestors of modern
bulldog breeds.
Bulldogs come from England
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Important Facts about Bulldogs
It is important to change the dogs diet during
the first three to four months in order to avoid
digestive problems and diarrhea.
The puppy should be fed the same type or brand of
food it received from the breeder where you
bought the puppy.
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Bulldogs can be friendly if you treat them nice.
How they are
Bulldogs are known for getting along with
children.
Female Bulldogs can only have three to four
puppies.
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What Bulldogs do
Bulldogs may be real lazy, but they make messes
like others dogs.
They like playing too. Well sometimes.
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Bulldogs Rock!!!!!