Do you have a bulldog? Here are some grooming tips for bulldogs you might find useful!

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As pet owners, we know that keeping our dog’s ears clean is an important part of their care. If you are a new dog owner, you may not know how to clean a dog’s ears. But cleaning those ears can challenging if our dogs aren’t conditioned to accept ear cleaning, or we don’t feel comfortable doing it. Some dogs naturally have healthy, clean ears and may almost never need to have their ears cleaned, while other dogs require regular ear cleaning to prevent the buildup of dirt that can lead to ear infections. Dog breeds with long hanging ears, such as Basset Hounds and Cocker Spaniels, are among those with the highest risk of getting ear infections, but all breeds can develop them. Checking the health of your dog’s ears is something you should be doing on a regular basis. Your dog might enjoy having his ears rubbed when they are healthy, but if he pulls away from you they may be sore. So you can begin to assess their condition by gently massaging your dog’s ears.

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Embracing your pup’s affections can’t be as fun if you’re dealing with bad doggy breath, can it? A lot of owners deal with this problem at some point or other in their relationship with their dog.

If your dog has bad breath, the problem can be more than just having to grit it out while receiving love from your puppy, and could lead to strained relations or problems socializing with other people or dogs.

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Bulldogs enjoy being groomed (except for the nail trimming), and most love taking a bath. The Bulldog has a smooth, short coat and is naturally a reasonably clean. Because of his short fine coat, many people think that grooming is not important, or seldom needed. This is not true! To keep a Bulldogs coat shiny and beautiful it must be groomed about 4 times a week.

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