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Does your fur-baby suffer from itching, odor, skin irritations, ear infections, red eyes, bumps, hives, paw licking and hot spots? These symptoms can be signs that your sweet little fur-baby is experiencing allergies, also known as Atopic Dermatitis. Bullies often suffer from bacterial, contact, inhalant and food allergies. Food Allergies Bullies can develop food allergies…
Tail pockets are a small indented area under the tail. Some Bullies may have their tail set in the pocket, while others may not have a tail pocket at all. When your fur-baby is young it might be hard to determine whether he has a pocket or not. It’s important to check frequently for the…
Most Bullies enjoy splashing around in water and therefore look forward to taking a bath. Their smooth, short coat requires grooming about four times a week. It’s wise to start a grooming routine when your fur-baby is young. Your goal is to keep their fur and skin shiny and healthy. During bathing, you will want…
Bullies from puppies to adults need regular exercise to stay healthy and fit. Providing regular exercise for you Bulldog will help them control their weight and maintain muscle strength. Bullies are prone to hip and joint problems, so low impact exercise is highly recommended. Over exercising can lead to ailments that can affect them throughout…
In This Chapter Playing games that encourage cooperation Mixing games and obedience Puppies learn best through playing. How you play together, especially in those first few months, influences your relationship more than my mere words can convey. This chapter presents ten groovy games for you to play with your puppy. Read them over, try…
In This Chapter Using your puppy’s old habits to create new tricks Letting your puppy show off a bit Tricks are a real delight and can be fun for your pup to learn if you have the right approach: Training doesn’t have to be all work and structure. After your puppy knows the basic…
In This Chapter Tackling your blood-sucking parasite problem Recognizing the signs and symptoms of internal parasites Gee whiz. How can I make this chapter fun and entertaining? It’s a difficult task, considering that I’m completely bug phobic. Thinking about any bug — flea, worm, tick, or otherwise — nesting on or in my dog…
In This Chapter Getting your puppy ready for full freedom Adjusting your pup to your comings and goings Dealing with car travel Bringing your puppy out in public Training your pup to meet and greet gracefully A well-behaved puppy is a welcome social guest, a plus at parades and picnics, and an added fan…
