As promised, sash is home, new pics attached.

[CJacko97]

Thanks for all your help guys, you've been amazing, Sash is currently tuckered out and sleeping in her cage. She's been home now for about 2 hours, so I've managed to upload some new pictures below

Bonus video:

 

[rjisaterp]

Congratulations and great pics! Thank you @CJacko97

 

[1Chumly]

Welcome to the wonderful world of bulldogs! You are going to have a lot of fun. Congratulations!

 

[Bulldog2001]

Congratulations!

She is adorable! Cute photos!

 

[CJacko97]

Thanks everyone, she has been on-and-off crying in her crate, I've slowly eased her into it, she's currently fast asleep after tuckering herself out crying a bit. I'll see how she does tonight, it's currently 00:50am. She has puppy pads and enough room to go for a wee in her crate, I've set an alarm for 4am in case I don't wake up, but I think I'll probably wake up in the night anyhow to let her out, stretch her legs, and make sure she's ok!

If any one has any good training videos I can watch for an 8 week old puppy, I'd appreciate that!

 

[Manydogs]

So cute! Pic #3-Love it!

 

[1Chumly]

A general rule:
Typically, a puppy can control their bladder one hour for every month of age. So if your puppy is 2 months old, they can hold it for about two hours. Don't go longer than this between bathroom breaks or they’re likely to have an accident.

NOT bulldog specific but some good advice anyway.

How to potty train your dog or puppy

Need to house train [potty train] your dog? Here are some tips to potty train a puppy and get you set for success.

www.humanesociety.org

 

[CJacko97]

Thanks for your advice everyone, she has settled in very well, and has stopped the high-pitched yelling.

However, she did wake me up around 4am with some dry-heaving. From what I can research, this is likely due to acid building up for having too long between meals, so that's something I'll have to monitor.

She's currently on Orijen puppy food kibble. I got some dog puppy treats with the Prodog raw food that I purchased and gave her an ostritch puppy treat and around 30 mins later in her cage vommited, and it was very chunky in a big lump. If it happens again I'll take her to the vet.

 

[rjisaterp]

Thanks for your advice everyone, she has settled in very well, and has stopped the high-pitched yelling.

However, she did wake me up around 4am with some dry-heaving. From what I can research, this is likely due to acid building up for having too long between meals, so that's something I'll have to monitor.

She's currently on Orijen puppy food kibble. I got some dog puppy treats with the Prodog raw food that I purchased and gave her an ostritch puppy treat and around 30 mins later in her cage vommited, and it was very chunky in a big lump. If it happens again I'll take her to the vet.

Was there yellowish frothy phlem mixed in with the treat?

 

[Bulldog2001]

Thanks for your advice everyone, she has settled in very well, and has stopped the high-pitched yelling.

However, she did wake me up around 4am with some dry-heaving. From what I can research, this is likely due to acid building up for having too long between meals, so that's something I'll have to monitor.

She's currently on Orijen puppy food kibble. I got some dog puppy treats with the Prodog raw food that I purchased and gave her an ostritch puppy treat and around 30 mins later in her cage vommited, and it was very chunky in a big lump. If it happens again I'll take her to the vet.

How many times a day do you feed her?

Puppies should get their daily food amount split up into 3 meals. Especially when they are young.

I fed my pups 4 times a day when they were pups, Breakfast, lunch, dinner and a snack before bed. The dry heaving can be she is hungry and she needs to eat cause it’s Been too long between meals.

I found my pups slept better with a bedtime snack(1/4 of daily intake if feeding 4 meals during day).

One of my dogs now, he is 4 and he vomits foam if he goes too long without eating- so he needs breakfast, dinner and a snack before bed @10:00 before bed or he vomits in the middle of night. That all started when he was on low quality food. Still 4 years later he needs the bedtime snack.



Sounds like she vomited up the ostrich treat, which can be cause it was too big of a piece or she didn’t tolerate it or it went down the wrong way.
Too big of a piece was likely a issue if you say it’s lump she vomited 30 minutes later.


How is she tolerating the Orijen?

Have you tried her on raw yet?

 

[CJacko97]

How many times a day do you feed her?

Puppies should get their daily food amount split up into 3 meals. Especially when they are young.

I fed my pups 4 times a day when they were pups, Breakfast, lunch, dinner and a snack before bed. The dry heaving can be she is hungry and she needs to eat cause it’s Been too long between meals.

I found my pups slept better with a bedtime snack(1/4 of daily intake if feeding 4 meals during day).

One of my dogs now, he is 4 and he vomits foam if he goes too long without eating- so he needs breakfast, dinner and a snack before bed @10:00 before bed or he vomits in the middle of night. That all started when he was on low quality food. Still 4 years later he needs the bedtime snack.



Sounds like she vomited up the ostrich treat, which can be cause it was too big of a piece or she didn’t tolerate it or it went down the wrong way.
Too big of a piece was likely a issue if you say it’s lump she vomited 30 minutes later.


How is she tolerating the Orijen?

Have you tried her on raw yet?

I've been feeding her 3 times a day, when I wake up, around 9am.. again around 1pm, and 6pm. I'll try feeding her a snack before bed, as the dry heaving always seems to be when she hasn't had a meal for too long.

How many grams of food would you feed an 8 week old puppy? I'm unsure if I've over-fed her, when she went sick. But when she was sick, it looked like normal vomit colour. I do think it was the ostrich treat, because it wasn't long after, it might have been a bit too big.. or it didn't agree with her, it was actually a freebie from the Proraw dog food that came, it got delivered this morning. She seemed to really enjoy it, and it was a soft treat, but I'll cut it into a smaller piece next time. Her vomit was in a big lump, and was really big compared to her size, maybe just smaller than golf-ball sized.

She enjoy the Orijen food, but I'm sure she would enjoy just about anything I'd put out.. 15 mins after vomitting she was lively and playful and no doubt hungry again as it looked like she hadn't digested anything due to how much she had vomitted.

I have not yet tried the raw.

 

[CJacko97]

Was there yellowish frothy phlem mixed in with the treat?

She basically threw up, what I assume was her entire previous meal, it was around golf-ball sized vomit.

 

[CJacko97]

Welp.. She has just been sick again, I have taken a picture of it this time, if anyone would like to see. I would not like to post that publicly.

 

[rjisaterp]

Are Sash's meals too large? If so, you might want to try more frequent smaller meals. As I asked earlier, a yellowish frothy could indicate acid reflux caused Empty Stomach Syndrome.

Please also see: https://www.webmd.com/pets/dogs/vomiting-dogs-causes-treatment

Hope this helps. RJ

 

[Bulldog2001]

I've been feeding her 3 times a day, when I wake up, around 9am.. again around 1pm, and 6pm. I'll try feeding her a snack before bed, as the dry heaving always seems to be when she hasn't had a meal for too long.

How many grams of food would you feed an 8 week old puppy? I'm unsure if I've over-fed her, when she went sick. But when she was sick, it looked like normal vomit colour. I do think it was the ostrich treat, because it wasn't long after, it might have been a bit too big.. or it didn't agree with her, it was actually a freebie from the Proraw dog food that came, it got delivered this morning. She seemed to really enjoy it, and it was a soft treat, but I'll cut it into a smaller piece next time. Her vomit was in a big lump, and was really big compared to her size, maybe just smaller than golf-ball sized.

She enjoy the Orijen food, but I'm sure she would enjoy just about anything I'd put out.. 15 mins after vomitting she was lively and playful and no doubt hungry again as it looked like she hadn't digested anything due to how much she had vomitted.

I have not yet tried the raw.

I would definitely try adding a meal right before bed so she doesn’t vomit on empty stomach hopefully!

When my French Bulldog was a pup, he was eating 1.5 cups per day when he came home to us.
There should be a feeding guide recommendations on the back of the bag of her food.

Smaller more frequent meals would be best for her in my opinion. That’s not acid reflux, but it is likely simply she needs smaller more frequent meals cause she vomits from being hungry.

Also, one thing I do with my dogs, is I don’t let them play hard and no walks until 2 hours AFTER they eat or let them play and go for walks before feeding her, as I don’t want them to get bloated and it can help then digest it better. But it’s up to you if you want to limit play after she eats a meal, especially the large meal.


Drinking lots of water too fast can also cause the vomit.
So she is also vomiting up the kibble??