We got this email from one of our BlueGrass Families. I wanted to share the warning… “We had a scare with Rex last night! This is the one week each month that Hugh and I are both gone all day, so my dad is in charge of his “furry” grandkids. He comes and plays and…
When you get your French bulldog home it is important that you CONTINUE with your puppies “NO BITE” training… One of the most important socialization skills for a puppy to learn is that he should never bite his human companion. You must train your French bulldog not to bite because a puppy that bites may…
If introductions are not “properly” done, the fur can fly if you already have another pet and add a new one to the household. Here are some steps to help your new French bulldog and old pets adjust to one another. If you already have a pet that will not be able to accept or…
Children and French bulldogs are a natural combination, but children should always be taught to be gentle with their new puppy or adult Frenchie and parents should always supervise interactions. All children past crawling stage can participate in care in some fashion. A toddler can pick up toys and put them in a box, help…
This is one of the best puppy house training tips we have to offer. Training your French bulldog puppy to be comfortable in a crate is a good way to keep him safe and confined during housetraining. Most puppies will quickly accept crate confinement when you make the introduction fun. Since it’s important to associate…
As with most things in life, there are right and wrong ways to get things done. Rubbing a puppy’s nose in a mess is NOT the right way to housetrain. Using ample amounts of supervision and positive reinforcement is. Use the following puppy house training tips to get started on the road to proper puppy…