jlnguyen74;3667596; said:I didn't mean to rub it in!I had them when I haven't had kids. I dearly miss them! I would get one, but my lil' girl wants a "hot dog!"
Oh, I thought they were in your house. Its all good... if you got them, show 'em
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Oh, I thought they were in your house. Its all good... if you got them, show 'em
What is the best way to keep their wrinkles dry? Blow dry??
My family and I are reading on French bulldogs and we keep seeing that they have to keep their wrinkles dry. The last 2 dogs we owned, we took them baths twice a week as they were in house dogs and can smell after a few days (thats why I ask).
Any breif feedback on experience will help (as I dont want to turn this into a Bulldog 101 thread...lol)
My family and I are reading on French bulldogs and we keep seeing that they have to keep their wrinkles dry. The last 2 dogs we owned, we took them baths twice a week as they were in house dogs and can smell after a few days (thats why I ask).
Any breif feedback on experience will help (as I dont want to turn this into a Bulldog 101 thread...lol)
West1;3667666; said:
They're smell, whether you wipe them or not... Keeping the wrinkle dry to avoid skin problem, and "hot spot." At least Frenchie is not as messy as English!
I have been using baby wipes and gold bond powder. It does the trick. This is a bully secret but works great.
I love this thread. I have always wanted a bulldog (actually getting one come spring time). Still undecided on what color though...
When you shop for a bulldog from a reputable source, you will ge laughed at for wanting a certain color. It is what it is and you lucky to get a bulldog from the right breeder.iamzrad;3668557; said:
there are so many backyard breeders that dont do justice for th breed.
