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Vicaroo1000

"Slug Assassin" and PBS Gardening Dweeb
Jun 23, 2011
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Mukilteo, Washington State
Bulldog(s) Names
Beefeater's Buxom Beatrice and Lord Harrington's Bodacious Beauregaard
Jax is adorable! And it's very unlikely he's truly "aggressive" at this point...he's a baby - and just needs rules, boundaries and limitations from you. Jax is going to play like a bulldog and the Yorkies are going to let him know what they will / won't put up with to a degree. The Yorkies should have a place to escape from the puppy when he becomes too much for them - like up on the back of a couch or table or something. There's many threads here with advice about "Puppy biting" so prepare yourself for a nice long read. LOL What works for one may not work for the other.
 

NigelsMom

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Oct 21, 2011
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Houston, TX
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USA
Bulldog(s) Names
Frenchy - Ian Wentworth Carlisle, Eng Nigel Wentworth Sinclair (RIP) & Karly Isabella Sinclair (RIP)
I remember my baby when he first got home and I went through the same thing..."no bite" was my command and I'd re-direct him to bite toys only.
Be patient he'll get it. You may want to try an obedience class nothing major just a beginner one...I took Nigel and he did great although he took a little longer to train. I just used Nigel to train Karly :) Good luck and welcome to the wonderful world of bullies! You'll find lots of great info here on the forum!
 
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mickeedz

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Dec 30, 2011
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Bulldog(s) Names
Jax
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Jax is now 12 weeks old and weighs approximately 17 pounds. I was told to keep feeding him 3 times a day until 16 weeks old. How much food should I be feeding him per feeding time? I am mixing kibble with chicken and a teaspoon of cottage cheese. I am not sure how much kibble I should be feeding him each time.
 

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