How to raise a bulldog? I think you also want to know, then how to raise more healthy? What matters do you need to pay attention to when raising? The following small beans for you to share the Bulldog breeding method.Bulldog Breeding Methods:
1. Use flat-bottomed bowls for feeding cows and oxen.
2. In the first 4 months, 4 meals a day, dilute the dog food 1:1 with warm water, can fill with some yogurt (helpful for digestion) and soft cheese (helps bone growth).
3. Between 4-6 months, the Bulldog’s diet can be changed to 3 meals per day; after 6 months, it can be reduced to 2 meals per day. However, most owners still dilute the feeding with 3-4 meals per day!
4. Bulldogs should try not to restrict their food until they are 6 months old. If Bulldogs can’t catch up with their nutrition, their physical development will be limited.
You should use dog food that is rich in nutrients and of good quality. In addition to dog food, you also need to supplement vitamins and calcium. Calcium, liquid calcium is the best, calcium powder is the next best, calcium tablets are the worst absorption, calcium is the most important thing is absorption, absorption is not good enough to eat more useless. Bulldogs must take calcium supplementation seriously, especially those before 8 months of age. Recommended calcium stomach can as well as the development of treasure (each flat half spoon). Regarding nutrition, use dog food, products or medicines. If you can’t buy it, you can go online and buy it. Nutritional products can’t be bought indiscriminately, and you can’t just listen to the people in the pet store blowing up, like bulldogs don’t need to eat long-haired things like IN. Try not to give the dog to eat human nutrition, the nutrient composition is not the same. For example, human calcium, human and dog calcium and phosphorus ratio is not the same, can affect the absorption effect.
For dog food, it is recommended to use kibble, you can buy a small packet first, and then mix it with the dog food you want to feed later. You can buy a small packet of kibble and mix it with the dog food you want to feed in the future. at the beginning, the kibble should be more, and the dog food you want to feed in the future should be less, and then you can switch to the dog food you want to feed in the future in 1 week to 10 days. 2-3 months, you should feed the kibble 4 times a day, and it is better to soften it before feeding it. 3-5 months, you need to feed the kibble 3 times a day, and 5-12 months you need to feed the kibble 2 times a day. 1 year and above you can feed it once a day.
Usually you can mix some meat, a small amount of carrots inside the dog food (must be cooked crispy), the dog stool thinning when you can feed egg yolks (5 months below the dog is best not to eat protein, digestion is not good). Eat a chicken liver every few days (do not feed too much at one time, will be vitamin A poisoning). Can not feed milk, puppies eat will be diarrhea, grow up can feed milk. 4, 5 months on the can feed yogurt, to help digestion. You can feed some bone broth (with pig or cow or sheep’s big bone). It is forbidden to feed chicken and duck bones (very hard, easy to poke the esophagus, causing bleeding or choking), forbidden to feed human food (too salty for the dog, will affect the bones as well as the development of the hair), forbidden to feed chocolate, coffee products, anyway, don’t feed its stimulating things. In summer, you can’t feed too much ice pops, the dog’s stomach temperature is very high, and the contrast between hot and cold is so big that it will get sick.
5. Keep clean water available for your Bulldog at all times and give him a vitamin supplement.
6. Never feed any food containing soy. Because bulls are different from ordinary dogs, English bulldogs have a very fragile digestive system and will burp or vomit after eating compressed dog food.
7. Have the right concept of mosquito prevention and vaccinate Bulldogs against heartworm.
It should be absolutely forbidden to rummage through garbage garbage cans, go outside and absolutely forbidden to lick as well as eat anything outside. There are two major killers of accidental deaths in cattle: poisoning, and car accidents. Even if they are not poisoned, they can easily get infected with bacteria from messy eating. At home rummaging through garbage cans should be timely fasting, scolding, confinement. Outside, always use a leash, and if the cow rushes toward the food outside, pull the leash hard and fast and reprimand her severely. If you can keep them off, reward them promptly.
When you go out, you must train the habit of following the Bulldog. Bulldogs get into a lot of car accidents and are easy to lose. Always take a leash with you when you go out (unless you are very well trained and in a very open and safe area such as a large garden where there are no cars and it is not easy to get lost).
The method is that the rope needs to be kept loose, not too tight, lest the calf feel very difficult, and if it is tight all the time, then you need to correct the wrong direction, and then pull it is useless, anyway, it is always tight. Nor can it be too loose, lest the calf will run too far, basically so that it can leave their half a meter away can be. Let the cow walk on the right side of the person (it will be safer), use the left hand to pull the head of the rope, and the right hand to fasten the rope, in order to control the length and strength of the rope. If the cow runs in the wrong direction, give it a quick, short tug in your direction and release it immediately. If the bull returns to the correct line, then the rope should be kept slack, but if it is still running amok, the rope should continue to be tugged quickly, one at a time, and reprimanded. If the bull is obedient, it needs to be caressed and praised often.
Regarding the rope, it is recommended to use a neck collar, especially when the cow is small and is being trained to follow the skills, pulling the neck will be more effective, and the English cow is strong, and when it grows up, if it is the kind of traction rope that is tied to the chest, it will be more difficult for the older people to pull it firmly. But if the weather is hot, it is better to tie the chest, so that the neck will not be stuck in the air.
Beauty:
Grooming Precautions
The Bulldog should be combed with a specialized implement, and no human combs as well as brushes should be used. Iron combs are used by holding the back of the comb in the hand, and combing horizontally with a soft swing of the wrist, alternating between coarse, fine, and medium mesh combs. The comb is used by using the strength of the wrist, and the brush has many teeth, lifting the hair with one hand while combing, and brushing the other part of the hair after it is brushed. When combing the hair, the action should be gentle and meticulous, not rough and brutal, otherwise the dog will feel pain, combing sensitive areas (such as genitalia) near the coat should be especially careful.
Keep an eye on your dog’s skin. A clean pink color is good. If it is red or has eczema, there is a possibility of skin disease, parasites, allergies, etc. and should be treated promptly. If parasites such as lice or fleas are found, they should be brushed with a fine wire brush or treated with insecticidal drugs. If the coat is heavily soiled, conditioner (1000x dilution) and baby powder should be used in conjunction with grooming. The coat will shine better if it is wiped down with a towel dampened with hot water before combing. For dogs with serious tangles of fine hair (undercoat), use a comb or wire brush to comb the hair in the direction of growth, starting from the tip of the hair and then combing to the root of the hair, bit by bit; do not comb or pull too hard, as it may cause pain and pull out the hair. If the rolling is serious, you can use scissors to cut the felt in the direction of the hair shaft, and then combing, when still combing is not possible, you can cut off the felt part, and wait for the new hair to grow out gradually.
Manicure
Bulldogs often run on very rough ground and are able to automatically smooth out ingrown toenails, such as the Wolfhound. If the dog rarely runs on rough ground, there will be less wear and tear, and the nails will grow very quickly, as in the case of the Shih Tzu, Pekingese, and Poodle. Excessively long toenails can be very uncomfortable for the dog and can easily damage textiles, furniture and carpets in the home; sometimes they can split and cause localized infections. In addition, the dog’s bunion has degenerated, slightly above the inner side of the foot there are flying toes, commonly known as “wolf claws”, which are purely superfluous degenerative, hindering the dog’s walking, but also very easy to make the dog scratch themselves.
Dental care
Teeth are important tools for dogs to chew and gnaw food, especially hard bones. As with human teeth, when food crumbs or debris are stored in the teeth, it can cause bacteria to grow in the teeth, resulting in dental caries or inflammation of the gums, affecting the dog’s appetite and digestion. Therefore, it is necessary to check the dog’s teeth frequently or regularly and deal with the problems promptly. Method: Dip a wet cotton ball in tooth powder (don’t use human toothpaste, dogs don’t like that flavor) to remove tartar. Generally brush the dog’s teeth once a week. In addition, to often feed the dog bones, can satisfy the dog’s desire to gnaw things, but also to achieve the purpose of grinding and brushing and fixed teeth.
