Comments for frenchbulldog.org http://www.frenchbulldog.org Mon, 08 Sep 2008 15:49:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 Comment on French bulldog care tips by Giselle http://www.frenchbulldog.org/2008/05/01/french-bulldog-care-tips/#comment-69 Giselle Sun, 07 Sep 2008 10:59:58 +0000 http://www.frenchbulldog.org/?p=8#comment-69 The end of Yoda's( my white/brindle frenchy) skin problems was when I started to use a cream made of tea tree oil by a company called Melaleuca. Maybe you can find something similar made by another company.I don't recomend using pure tea tree oil because is too strong,especially if your dog is a puppy. The results were amazing in 3 days his red inflamed bumps were much better.In a week they were all gone and his fur grew back really fast. I'm so happy to see him healthy and without the itch. The end of Yoda’s( my white/brindle frenchy) skin problems was when I started to use a cream made of tea tree oil by a company called Melaleuca. Maybe you can find something similar made by another company.I don’t recomend using pure tea tree oil because is too strong,especially if your dog is a puppy. The results were amazing in 3 days his red inflamed bumps were much better.In a week they were all gone and his fur grew back really fast. I’m so happy to see him healthy and without the itch.

]]> Comment on French bulldog care tips by Jimmy http://www.frenchbulldog.org/2008/05/01/french-bulldog-care-tips/#comment-66 Jimmy Wed, 03 Sep 2008 01:02:17 +0000 http://www.frenchbulldog.org/?p=8#comment-66 I have a white Frenchie who has major skin hot spots and eye irritation. Everything gets very pinkish. The only thing that works is when the vet gives her a shot of antibiotics and cortisone for the itch. This lasts only 2 weeks. I have tried Golden Seal, Apple Cider Vinegar, Benadryl, and Tea bags. Nothing seems to help my little girl. Where can I found out what is wrong with her? I have a white Frenchie who has major skin hot spots and eye irritation. Everything gets very pinkish. The only thing that works is when the vet gives her a shot of antibiotics and cortisone for the itch. This lasts only 2 weeks. I have tried Golden Seal, Apple Cider Vinegar, Benadryl, and Tea bags. Nothing seems to help my little girl. Where can I found out what is wrong with her?

]]> Comment on French bulldog facts by susan http://www.frenchbulldog.org/2008/05/01/french-bulldog-facts/#comment-64 susan Tue, 02 Sep 2008 05:06:18 +0000 http://www.frenchbulldog.org/?p=10#comment-64 we love our 9 month old frenchie, however, she will not stop hockey checking my 13 year old cat. I fear she will hurt my cat due to her stature. help? Any ideas out there. other than that....she is an absolute doll that we adore. we love our 9 month old frenchie, however, she will not stop hockey checking my 13 year old cat. I fear she will hurt my cat due to her stature. help? Any ideas out there. other than that….she is an absolute doll that we adore.

]]> Comment on Finding your lost dog tips by madeline http://www.frenchbulldog.org/2008/05/01/finding-your-lost-dog-tips/#comment-62 madeline Mon, 25 Aug 2008 12:51:29 +0000 http://www.frenchbulldog.org/?p=32#comment-62 My puppy keeps running out of the yard!Help before my lola gets flattened! My puppy keeps running out of the yard!Help before my lola gets flattened!

]]> Comment on The French bulldog’s tail - how short? by Jennifer Quinn http://www.frenchbulldog.org/2008/05/01/the-french-bulldogs-tail-how-short/#comment-61 Jennifer Quinn Sun, 24 Aug 2008 19:37:01 +0000 http://www.frenchbulldog.org/?p=29#comment-61 A French Bulldog with downed ears is not a French Bulldog. That's like getting a Dalmatian with no spots! If you don't like the bat ears then you should get an English Bulldog or another type of dog. Or get a pug. If a Frenchie's ears are down then there is something very wrong with that breeder and with that dog. It would basically be a deformed version of the breed. Please do not encourage that bad behavior in breeders. A French Bulldog with downed ears is not a French Bulldog. That’s like getting a Dalmatian with no spots! If you don’t like the bat ears then you should get an English Bulldog or another type of dog. Or get a pug. If a Frenchie’s ears are down then there is something very wrong with that breeder and with that dog. It would basically be a deformed version of the breed. Please do not encourage that bad behavior in breeders.

]]> Comment on The French bulldog’s tail - how short? by Terry http://www.frenchbulldog.org/2008/05/01/the-french-bulldogs-tail-how-short/#comment-60 Terry Tue, 19 Aug 2008 19:09:37 +0000 http://www.frenchbulldog.org/?p=29#comment-60 you do realize that a french bulldog with "downed" ears is incorrect and a serious hereditary fault. Any breeder that breeds such a dog is violating everything that constitutes a reliable breeder. This brings up the question: what else are they doing wrong for the sake of $ perhaps breeding a dog with a serious health problem? you do realize that a french bulldog with “downed” ears is incorrect and a serious hereditary fault. Any breeder that breeds such a dog is violating everything that constitutes a reliable breeder. This brings up the question: what else are they doing wrong for the sake of $ perhaps breeding a dog with a serious health problem?

]]> Comment on French bulldog house training & other breeds by Brant http://www.frenchbulldog.org/2008/05/01/french-bulldog-house-training-other-breeds/#comment-59 Brant Sun, 17 Aug 2008 14:27:42 +0000 http://www.frenchbulldog.org/?p=15#comment-59 Hi Debbie, we lost our frenchie after 9 years to a brain tumor/hemorrhage, and were able to get another one after a few months. The new one had a similar background. Here's what we do: We get angry at the urine, not the dog. Make sure the dog sees you're angry at the urine. And be super, duper supportive when the dog goes outside. The crate with boxes and paper seems like it may be a good idea for you as well, with many walks. Hi Debbie, we lost our frenchie after 9 years to a brain tumor/hemorrhage, and were able to get another one after a few months. The new one had a similar background. Here’s what we do:

We get angry at the urine, not the dog. Make sure the dog sees you’re angry at the urine. And be super, duper supportive when the dog goes outside.

The crate with boxes and paper seems like it may be a good idea for you as well, with many walks.

]]> Comment on French bulldog care tips by Andy http://www.frenchbulldog.org/2008/05/01/french-bulldog-care-tips/#comment-58 Andy Sat, 16 Aug 2008 19:24:36 +0000 http://www.frenchbulldog.org/?p=8#comment-58 I have a 5 month of french bulldog that I'm not sure if I am feeding too little or if he is simply a pig. I'm feeding his a ScienceDiet puppy food, 2/3 of a cup in the morning and evening (6am and 5pm) and 1/3 of a cup at noon (I had a tiny amount of hot water ot moisten the dry food and I let it cool before he goes after it). Based on the way he easts (all 3 meals) you would think I was starving him- yet, according to the dog food label, I may be slighly overfeeding him. He is roughly 18 pounds. The vet said he looked wonderful at the last visit. Also, is there any way to train a dog to chew, rather than inhale? I have a 5 month of french bulldog that I’m not sure if I am feeding too little or if he is simply a pig. I’m feeding his a ScienceDiet puppy food, 2/3 of a cup in the morning and evening (6am and 5pm) and 1/3 of a cup at noon (I had a tiny amount of hot water ot moisten the dry food and I let it cool before he goes after it). Based on the way he easts (all 3 meals) you would think I was starving him- yet, according to the dog food label, I may be slighly overfeeding him. He is roughly 18 pounds. The vet said he looked wonderful at the last visit. Also, is there any way to train a dog to chew, rather than inhale?

]]> Comment on French bulldog facts by Brenda http://www.frenchbulldog.org/2008/05/01/french-bulldog-facts/#comment-56 Brenda Sun, 10 Aug 2008 00:22:43 +0000 http://www.frenchbulldog.org/?p=10#comment-56 Are french bulldogs good around other dogs?? Are french bulldogs good around other dogs??

]]> Comment on Teaching your French bulldog puppy tips by Florin http://www.frenchbulldog.org/2008/05/01/teaching-your-french-bulldog-puppy-tips/#comment-54 Florin Sun, 27 Jul 2008 17:20:16 +0000 http://www.frenchbulldog.org/?p=35#comment-54 Hi, I have a beautiful French Bulldog puppy. He is 3 months and half and by now the ears did not rise up. What I shoul do in this case? Thank you. Hi,
I have a beautiful French Bulldog puppy. He is 3 months and half and by now the ears did not rise up.
What I shoul do in this case?

Thank you.

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