How to raise an English Bulldog? In addition to feeding the English Bulldog dog food, it also needs to be paired with some complementary foods, such as cooked lean meat, cooked egg yolks, chicken and duck meat, etc., as well as fruits and vegetables. Clean the folds on the English Bulldog's face and body promptly, bathe regularly, and clean the ears. Take your Bulldog for exercise and training every day, and pay attention to cooling it down in hot weather.

1. Diet

The diet structure of English bulldogs is different from that of other ordinary dogs. During the puppy period, the dog can be fed some natural and high-quality dog ​​food, but it is still necessary to adhere to the principle of eating less and more meals until it reaches adulthood. When you are a dog, you cannot eat some natural dog food like other dogs. The owner needs to match the dog with some complementary food, such as cooked lean meat, cooked egg yolk, chicken and duck meat, etc., to supplement the dog with some protein. , you can also add some fresh fruits and vegetables to the dog's food to supplement the dog's vitamins and fiber, etc., to promote the dog's gastrointestinal absorption.

　2. Cleaning and care

British Bulldogs have many wrinkles on their faces and bodies. If they are not cleaned and disinfected in time, the folds are prone to ulceration, especially in hot weather. You must treat the dog’s face and body promptly. Apply some medicated powder to the folds of the dog’s ears; in addition, the ears of English bulldogs are also prone to breed bacteria and parasites, so the dog’s ears must be cleaned frequently. Generally speaking, cleaning them twice a month is enough, otherwise the dog’s ears The ears of cows often emit a bad smell; in addition, if it is winter, it is enough to bathe the baby cow once a month. If it is summer, it is enough to bathe the baby twice a month. After bathing, wash it in time. Wipe the dog's body clean to prevent the dog from catching a cold or getting sick.

　3. Sports training

The English Bulldog is a dog that is very afraid of obesity. Once it eats too much and becomes too obese, the dog will be prone to a series of physical problems, such as heat stroke, heart disease, joint disease, etc., so, Owners need to spend about half an hour to an hour every day to train their dogs. Only in this way can they consume excess calories, reduce the accumulation of fat, and avoid diseases caused by obesity.

4. Avoid heatstroke in dogs

British bulldogs are very prone to heatstroke, so in hot weather, you should cool down the dog frequently, give the dog plenty of clean water, and you can also let the dog lie on a wet towel to prevent the dog from heatstroke. .