This presentation is over the history of English Bulldogs, their characteristics, their daily care, their healthcare, training, behavior, and cancer. Hope you enjoy it!!

1. A Man’s Best Friend Learn how to care for your English Bulldog! By: Chassity P’Poole Spring 2011 CIS 100- Randolph Cullum

3. Bull-Baiting-became national sport in 13th and 14th centuries

4. Bull-Running

5. Males 55 to 60 lbs.

6. Females 50 to 55 lbs.

9. Difficulty breathing

10. “Love” human interaction

11. Chronic chewers

12. Short periods of exercise

13. Entropion and Ectropian (conditions of their eyelids)

15. Quality food

16. Items to buy

17. Crate

18. Bedding

19. Toys

20. Leash

21. Collar

22. Food and water bowls

23. Cleaning Supplies

26. Change water often

27. Exercise

28. Brush daily

29. Bathe- once every 2 weeks

30. Ear cleaning

32. Never bark at your dog!

33. Reward when they are calm and attentive

34. Restrict water intake during the evening

35. Always use a collar and leash

37. Hard nylon bones

38. No squeaky toys

40. Dental chews weakly for plaque control

41. Very susceptible to skin irritations

42. Hereditary

43. Auto-Immune skin conditions

44. Food allergies

45. Parasite bites

46. Vaccinate for fleas/ticks/mites/ 1Xmonth

47. External Parasites

49. Food intake diminishes

50. Responses to calls are ignored

51. No tail wagging

53. Don’t punish for accidents

56. Bleeding or discharge

57. Persistent stiffness

58. Recurrent non-healing sores

59. Weight loss

60. Bad breath odors

62. Dominant aggression

63. Sexual behavior

64. Chewing

65. Jumping

66. Digging

67. Barking

68. Begging