General Bulldog Forum

What is the best way to get my 5 year old female bulldog to drink more water? She has had 3 urinary tract infections in the last 2 or 3 years. I always have fresh water in her bowl,but she does not drink that much

due to some bleeding gums.  All good thoughts are welcome, he's always done well with anesthesia but he is approaching 9 years old.  He's still a pistol though.

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I recently bought an adorable English Bulldog puppy. It has been 18 years since I last bought a bulldog and I had no intention of ever breeding her, so I wasn't looking for and don't remember anything about "Limited registration". Anyway, nowhwere in the online description did it say "Limited registration". When my wife talked to the breeder, the breeder asked if we were going to "breed" the dog, we are not breeders so the answer was no, were are not "breeding" the dog.

These are very expensive chews but I found some at half price and gave them to both Quigley and Margie. Well, they LOVED them and spent a few hours in chewing bliss. However, they go through them quickly. It's almost time to throw them out a after only four days. Do any of you have experience with your bulldogs and the antlers? How long do they last for you?

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I am very glad I found this forum and I hope I can find more info and educate myself to help my Piggy. She has a severe hypoplastic trachea and at 5 months she is still 12 lbs. Her breathing is heartbreaking and I just do not want to give up on her. I would apreciate any advices on how to take care of her. I give her a lemon every morning, limit her activity to the minimum, I hand feed her, I give her steam treatments, her lungs seems to be clear now, but her breathing looks and sounds so painful. I wish I had a magic pill ....

I am very glad I found this forum and I hope I can find more info and educate myself to help my Piggy. She has a severe hypoplastic trachea and at 5 months she is still 12 lbs. Her breathing is heartbreaking and I just do not want to give up on her. I would apreciate any advices on how to take care of her. I give her a lemon every morning, limit her activity to the minimum, I hand feed her, I give her steam treatments, her lungs seems to be clear now, but her breathing looks and sounds so painful. I wish I had a magic pill ....