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Are Bulldogs good house dogs?

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Dependable and predictable, the bulldog is a wonderful family pet and loving to most children. People-oriented as a breed, they actively solicit human attention. However, they have retained the courage that was originally bred into them for bull baiting, so they make fine watchdogs.


Are Bulldogs good indoor dogs?

Bulldogs are low maintenance pets, which makes them good dogs for apartment living. Their loyalty and companionship makes up for the few shortcomings that these dogs have. If you're wanting a pet that requires minimal exercise and will fit well in your apartment, a bulldog can be a great choice.

Are Bulldogs high maintenance?

Bulldog Health Bulldogs aren't the healthiest of breeds. Health issues affecting them contribute to high maintenance levels, in terms of veterinary care and accompanying bills. They're prone to allergies, skin diseases, bladder stones, eye problems and respiratory issues.

Are Bulldogs easy to train?

English bulldogs are pure sweethearts, but they also have a very stubborn temperament, making them difficult to train. The best English bulldog care and training techniques revolve around positive reinforcement via voice commands and treats.

Can Bulldogs be house trained?

We got our English Bulldogs at 8 weeks old and I had her trained within a month. She was perfect with the bathroom and crate-training worked really well. We made sure not to use it as punishment though - that is key. Within a month, she had associated it as her safe place.

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