35 Things You should have if you own an English Bulldog

[bullmama]

Article: 35 Things You should have if you own an English Bulldog

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[dozersmama]

This is a great article. I'll be running to the store today

 

[Luvin My Bullie]

really great info!!! thanks

 

[Alice Kable]

Great advice, you covered everything!

 

[Gertie's Mom]

Wow, there are only 4 things on the list I don't have! Amazing!

 

[catorres8988]

great post...thanks

 

[Momma2Bullet]

GREAT article, thank you! there are a few things i need to add to Bullet's 'bully bag'. lol he literally has a diaperbag with his necessities.

 

[Lacey28]

Great idea! Thanks!

 

[choppmoney]

That was great printed it out and definitely gonna use it. Didn't see a water/squirt bottle to give the dog water if you are in a car or out for a walk.?? Heard that was good to have also.

 

[kazzy220]

Great article ... I believe I have most things on there or the equivalent

 

[Biogirl71]

What a great list! Am definitely going to print it out and make sure we have everything on it. Like Bullet, Frank has a bully bag too! Great for all the care that they need!

 

[conwyatt]

A terrific list....definitely a keeper! Thank you.

 

[ABEBD]

Re: Article: 35 Things You should have if you own an English Bulldog

Hi~
Very good article. And as other have stated, I have learned something new. This is why it is SO important for people to talk to other owners and share information.
Thanks, i will be certain to pass this on to other as well.

 

[Carin Macintosh]

thank you so much as a new bully mom i have learned alot thanks

 

[gizmo49ers]

Hi there, great article. I didn't notice on here about dental care and the importance of dental cleaning. My bullies don't care for the toothbrush, so I actually use the finger brush on them. Use Canine toothpaste not human toothpaste. One other thing that is of great importance is to KNOW exactly where the nearest EMERGENCY ANIMAL CLINIC is located. I don't mean knowing the address but to actually drive there. In 2008 I lost my 5 month old female bully due to aspiration. I had never been to the emergency clinic prior, and on the tragic date I had a hard time finding the location even though I knew the address. I strongly recommend taking a Pet CPR class. I did after my loss and today I am more aware and ready should I ever need to use it. I hope my comments are helpful. Thank you for your time.