Category: Behavior & Training
Have you got a baby doggie and looking for the safest and fun teething toys for him? You’re at the right place. Much like human babies, puppies go through the teething process. It can be equally painful and discomforting for them. Bearing this in your mind, you must …
As you know, bulldogs love toys. But, top of that, they love destroying toys, especially aggressive chewers. They rip apart and shred their toys in seconds. In fact, I have a bulldog who devours empty plastic water bottles and finally, I got tired of picking up plastic pieces …
We have always emphasized the importance of harnesses for your dog. This becomes especially important in case of a bulldog. Not only the collars are uncomfortable, they also pose a great threat to your pet. Since the English bulldogs have virtually no neck, they can easily shake off …
A Blue French bulldog is relatively smaller in size and does not have the temperament of a typical bulldog. Blue Frenchie makes a better companion than a protector. The blue French bulldog resembles other French bulldogs in the appearance except for the shade of its fur; the blue …
The fly-biting syndrome in Bulldogs is a condition where in a dog appears to be snapping at non-existent flies or insects. Dogs who show this behavior are reported to be watching something near his face before suddenly biting or snapping at it. Studies indicate the possibility of various …
Not only does teaching your Bulldog to go down on command establish your leadership, but it can also keep your Bulldog safe. Teaching your Bulldog to go down on command can be very useful if he or she has a tendency to dash off into the street, get …
When teaching your Bulldog the Wait Command, it is important to be patient. Always train your Bulldog using positive reinforcement. The Wait Command is useful in a variety of situations, especially if your Bulldog is excitable. Does your Bulldog love food? Does he get overly-excited when he senses …
Teaching your Bulldog the Look command helps you establish yourself as the leader. This motivates your Bulldog to focus on you and ignore distractions. Calling your Bulldog’s name will get his attention quickly, but it may not be enough to keep his attention. By teaching your Bulldog the …
Sit is perhaps the easiest command you can teach your Bulldog. The Sit Command is the most common trick owners ask their dogs, because it is the easiest to teach. Teaching your Bulldog the Sit Command is considerably the first step into teaching your Bulldog good manners and …
Dog research suggests that pig perfume can calm down hyperactive dogs. Texas Tech scientist John McGlone formulated “Boar Mate” and “Stop That”, which are pig perfumes that may just help hyperactive dogs calm down. According to the research, using the perfume on dogs may just help stop them …
Some dogs eat their poop. Some don’t. If you happen to own one who does, you are probably wondering why they do it. Why do dogs eat poop anyway? This behavior may probably be nasty for humans, but this is a natural occurrence in dogs. It is a …
Some Bulldogs do stare at their owners when they do a number 2. If you have one who does, you are probably wondering: Why does my Bulldog stare at me when he poops? The truth is there is no concrete answer.Different dogs stare when they poop for various …
Teaching your Bulldog the Off command can be very helpful, especially when house training. Dogs do like jumping on random pieces of furniture, people, and whatever sturdy piece they can put their paws on. Even if your Bulldog pup does not display this issue right now, chances are …
Training your Bulldog puppy to pee outside is important if you want to live a fuss-free life with him. Your Bulldog can probably get away with anything considering how cute and goofy he is. Still, we bet you would not want to mop the floors every now and …
Bulldogs love their food too much and if they could, they would gobble all their meals in one gulp. In this post, we’ll discuss how to stop your Bulldog from eating too fast. Eating too fast can be bad for your Bulldog’s digestive system. As a breed, they …
