How to care for an english bulldog

English Bulldogs are one of America’s favorite household pets, but is one right for you? I can help you decide! First you need to ask yourself why do you want an English bulldog. If you’re looking for a dog that can walk miles, then a bulldog is not the breed for you Also, if you work long hours and are never home, then a bulldog is probably not the breed for you. This is a breed that thrives on human company. They will be waiting for you at your door to give you a big kiss. Although thought of as couch potatoes, a bored bulldog will chew and can be very mischievous. You may have decided on a bulldog because you think they’re low maintenance. Well, you know all those cute wrinkles? Guess who gets to clean those and their backsides that they can’t reach? That’s right, you, and you will want to keep plenty of baby wipes on hand for this day-to-day job. Also there is many health concerns with this breed mostly related to bad breeding. Some of the breed’s issues can become quite costly. Therefore, it is very important to understand the amount of time, dedication, and costs that are involved before you decide to purchase an English bulldog. If you’re aware of all the time and commitments that come along with the breed you will not be disappointed with an English bulldog. Still want a bulldog? Then it will be important for you to understand their past and where they cam from as well as providing good future care of the breed. To start off, The English bulldog breed was created some time in the 1500’s or 1600’s. Most researchers argue that the bulldog is a cross between a Mastiff and a Pug. The name “bull” came about because of the dogs use in the sport of bull baiting. Town folks would place bets on the dog that could take the bull down. Unfortunately, many bulldogs were killed during these matches. In 1885, bull baiting and dog fights became illegal in England, despite the fact that this could have led to the disappearance of the bulldog, many admirers wanted