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I know there will still be some accidents but it’s gone from her having none or one a day back to having multiple in a day (hence the regression) even running in from outside to then wee on the floor or her bed. Maximum 4 hours as my boyfriend will come home on his lunch to let them all out.

Hi guys, we have a 6 month old English Bulldog. She is AMAZING (my first Bulldog, previously I was a Rottweiler girl). Recently we have seen a regression in her toilet training, she was fully house trained, would run to the door if she needed to go and bark but now that seems to have all flown...

If my boyfriend had his way she would be in bed with us as well 😂 but we also have 2 German shepherds and would feel mean leaving them out. We have a super king and I don’t think that would be big enough for 5 of us 😂 x

Thank you! I did think the same when he prescribed them but he said it wasn’t a full blown uti yet but he could see some protein in her urine so prescribed the anti inflammatory incase there was any swelling. She is basically fully toilet trained now, she’s amazing at running to the door when...

I agree I thought this was odd, he said it had potential to be a UTI as there was protein in her wee but said it hadn’t fully developed into one as we had caught it early so prescribed the anti inflammatory to help any potential swelling. But I think you’re right on her being young this is my...

Thank you, she is amazing. It’s my first time owning an English bulldog (have Rottweilers in my family home and Margot now lives with my boyfriend and his 2 German shepherds). He said she didn’t have a uti as such but it had potential to develops and he did see protein in her urine so as a...

I have recently rehomed an English Bulldog puppy, she was 4 months when we got her. We didn’t notice any issues with her weeing in her bed of a nighttime until a few weeks ago, so I took her to the vet and she was put on a course of anti inflammatories to help the mild uti he thought she had...