While biting and nipping may seem cute way of playing at first, it may become troublesome when your dog is grown up and has gotten used to such a habit. This can then develop into a serious behavioral problem if not addressed properly. Learn how you can effectively address puppy biting while it is still early.
A name says a lot about a pet. From its looks to its attitude, a name may be able to sum up the whole character of your pet. For bulldogs, a name is very important. They are able to recognize themselves with it when you call their attention. Here are some ideas on how and what to name your…
English bulldogs have been a symbol of great power and aristocracy since their introduction. Their status however comes with an attitude problem which may manifest in stubbornness and bullheadedness. However, it is not impossible to train an English bulldog. Start young, start now! Watch the video and read how you can go about training your English bulldog pup.
Housebreaking a puppy is a simple process but takes a lot of patience. Your Puppy needs to have a strict schedule and you have to spend some time to set up your Puppy to succeed and never let him out of your sight when you are training him. Puppies from 10 to 12 months need to go out every…
Puppy Crate training is an important aspect in housebreaking your Puppy and that the he stays comfortable and is relaxed when entering and lying down in the crate.
Expert Heidi Dixner talks about how to potty train a puppy. Pottying a Puppy is good to be done by conditioning them to live a healthy and clean environment. Try to let them sleep and play in a clean area every day. The use of Crate training is very useful in potty training. Be consistent to take them to a particular…
Bulldogs are characterized by their bullhead attitude and their tendency to dominate other dogs. This could also be why sometimes they are referred to as bullies. While this is a natural behavior among dogs (especially in the wild), this can become a problem at home when your leadership is challenged.
Bulldog pupies love chewable toys, balls and Choo-Hooves
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