Tuesday, April 26, 2011
The Old bulldog
There comes a time in the life of every Bulldog starting to not be the same as always,your metabolism changes and their lifestyle as well. Reaches a different stage in whichgoing to be even more aware of everything that happens at home, from your observing site at the foot of the couch. From 7-8 years we can consider our bulldog as a senior.Adapt the exercise (moderate but every day) and food (commercial diet for senior dogs)to their age. Avoid giving fewer calories overweight if necessary, for it will not"burn"running as before. Also observe, perhaps, not heard before and that his nose isnot always. Some internal organs may also work less, as the thyroid, adrenal glands andpancreas. If it costs hold back the pee, we remove a little more often on the street. Is definitely a stage where you will have to be more attentive to their health. Life expectancy for an English Bulldog is not very high, it is rare to find examples of more than 10-12 years.
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Wednesday, April 13, 2011
Friday, April 8, 2011
Bulldog weight ?
The weight of the English bulldog and French bulldog can check in the starded of thebreed in our kennel the average weight of the bulldog is as follows:
English Bulldog Mini: 40 pounds - 50 pounds
Regular English Bulldog : 60 pounds - 70 pounds
French Bulldog : 18 pounds - 22 pounds
¡¡ Ideally, our puppy does not become overweight as this can cause heart problems!!
"If your dog is fat, you're not getting enough exercise"
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Monday, April 4, 2011
Growth Control
During the first 16 (French bulldog) to 24 (English bulldog) months to live our bulldog will experience a great development. In males it is later than in females, because thestructure of the skull is not fully developed until that age. It is important to review at leastevery 3 months (some match and vaccines, microchip, deworming) to make sure we do not show developmental disorders. If detected, such as poor growth of the bone structure, we can try to avoid it, but only if caught while still growing.
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