General Bulldog Forum

He loves to sleep!

Well puppy adolescence is upon us and our sweet puppies are turning into teenagers.  They seem to have forgotten any training that they have learned.  The alternative...time for school..  so Zoey is enrolled first because Pickles imitates every move Zoey does.  Pickles loves Zoey.  So class starts tomorrow and here is her class photo... LOL they are characters!

I haven't posted in a very long time but had to share this pic of my queen Gracie - she was so irritated that I made her get up from her nap - this is how she looked at me for 10 minutes!  I know next time not to bother her while she naps LOL.  Happy Friday everyone!

have it good!

Good Afternoon All,

First and foremost, thanks to all of you who have helped us out with our new guy. He will celebrate his second full week with us this Saturday and things are coming along. I was hoping I could come to the well for one more piece of advice?

Since he has been with us, he has had some stomach related issues. Initially, upon his arrival, his poop was very runny and non formed. Upon his Vet visit, the vet gave us a prescription for Metro and he was given 1.2 milliliters, twice per day.

PollyAnna says Hewwo!


Olive's favorite hobby...woobieing her destroyed doggy bed.


Pickles...squeeky snake exterminator!


Zoey never misses a chance to steal Pickle's toy!

its with a heavy heart i write this,and you probably read a million posts saying they need to rehome there bully because of this or that,but my situation at the moment is terrible for ruby my bully daughter,last year my dad was diagnosed with cancer of the bone marrow,he went into remission at christmas,and we was all over the moon,but sadly this summerit cames back more agressive than ever,and we were told that he as 6 months at the most to live,me and my dad live 40 mins apart and ive been there constantly taking care of him and im there sometimes 12 hours aday,and ruby is being left with

i love this picture, so i vote everyday be national dog day..............

have it GOOD!

Hoping someone out there can give a bit of useful advice on this topic. Nine week old male puppy, coming along with his training, although challenging, seems to be peeing an awful lot. We have left a bowl of water down for him to drink at any time when he is not in his crate. He usually drinks a bunch in between being chased, or chasing us around. Are we overwatering him? He goes outside, relieves himself, only to come in and pee in his bed or on the kitchen floor. Again, just wondering if we are doing something wrong??????

He his doing so much better.  He initially slept a good portion of the first three days.  But now he is back to his jerk self; head butting us in the legs, placing his drooley tire on our feet, and waking us up early so he can go back to sleep within 5 minutes.  DH and I are trying to keep his jumping to a minimum, and we don't want to play with him just yet.  I want to wait until he goes in for his check up next weekend to play.