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What is the breed structure of the Mini French bulldog bully
The Mini French bulldog bully is thick-boned and muscular with a short, smooth coat. With the exception of the large, erect bat-like ears (which are a well-known feature of the breed), its body is well-proportioned and symmetrical.
The Mini French bulldog bully is compact, medium or small in size, with a large, well-defined wrinkled head. This structure of the Mini French bulldog bully puts them immediately at high risk for python bites and other health problems.
Are Mini French bulldog bully Ethical
The shortest answer is no. There are no reputable breeders or known Mini French bulldog bully associations or organizations that endorse miniature, small or teacup Mini French bulldog bully.
Unfortunately, miniaturizing a Standard Mini French bulldog bully that already has health problems poses a significant risk. For this reason, it is unethical for breeders to breed Mini French bulldog bully. Mini French bulldog bully do not belong in the toy dog category (e.g., Chihuahuas, Maltese, Pomeranians, etc.).
It is unnatural to miniaturize them further. A standard-sized Mini French bulldog bully is about 11-13 inches tall and weighs no more than 28 pounds. Of course, there are exceptions to this rule, and this is just a general guideline for standard size Mini French bulldog bully.
It’s important to note that we’re only talking about situations where Miniature Frenchie’s are advertised and sold as a full breed, not situations where Mini French bulldog bully is mixed with other breeds.
While the Mini French bulldog bully is attractive and popular, it has health issues associated not only with the breed, but also with miniaturization.
Anyone considering a Mini French bulldog bully should do their research and be fully aware of the health issues and potential costs of lifelong care.
A Bulldog breeder will be a very naive person but will not be afraid of anything. Although he is naive, he is intelligent, just not easily recognized. Feeding pet dogs is to hope that you can raise the Bulldog chubby yet healthy, so how should you feed it?
How to feed a Bulldog puppy
Dietary management of puppies
Bulldog puppy to adult dog this period of growth is very important, can influence the life of the small dog, affecting the quality of the bulldog. Puppies are weaned about 6 weeks after birth. From weaning to about the third month, feeding times should be set at 7:00 am, 12:00 pm, 5:00 pm and 10:00 pm. 4 times a day.
From the 4th to 8th month of life, the puppy can be fed three times in the morning, at noon and in the evening, and the amount of food given to the puppy during this period of time is about 1/3 to 1/2 of that given to an adult dog.
The composition of the puppy’s food in the months from 2 to 3 months after weaning to less than 6 months will determine its lifelong eating habits. It is important to acclimatize him to the taste of the specialized dog food during this time if he intends to continue to be bred on it in the future.
If the puppy is raised on home prepared meals, the food should be based on animal proteins and high calorie foods should be fed. When the puppy is 2 to 3 months old, meat should be cut into fine pieces before feeding it as the teeth and jaws are not fully developed. Butter and cheese are also suitable.
Six months to less than a year after birth is about the equivalent of a human being’s 10 or so years of age. This is the time when Bulldogs are growing the most and need about twice as many calories as an adult dog! They should be fed more animal protein foods.
Foods not suitable for Bulldogs
Animal Foods
If it is meat, except pork, it is usually better to let the dog eat raw. The best way to feed fish to Bulldogs is to cook it or use canned fish. And more fat-containing fish is not good for digestion, cannot give the dog to eat. Shrimp, crab, cuttlefish, octopus, jellyfish, etc. The dog ate easy to cause indigestion, also do not feed the dog can eat.
Bones
Mention of the dog always said that it loves to gnaw bones, but if you need to feed it bones for calcium, to cow bones, pig bones are good. Chicken bones are not suitable. Chicken bones are brittle and can easily turn into small pieces after crunching, and the tips of the small pieces are particularly sharp, making it easy for dogs to cut their stomachs and intestines after swallowing them. Fish spines are also just as dangerous as chicken bones, so dogs should not be allowed to eat them.
However, canned fish is less of a problem because the spines are already crispy. If bones are to be fed, they should be boiled in a pressure cooker; marrow is an excellent source of calcium, phosphorus and copper, and gnawing on large bones helps remove tartar.
Chicken thighs, chicken breasts, etc. are rich in high-quality protein, but the disadvantage is that they contain too much phosphorus. Pet organizations suggests that if you feed your dog with full nutritional special dog food, then feed your dog other foods with extra care. Because it is easy to cause a new nutritional imbalance.
A small amount of liver is good for dogs, but too much can cause problems. Because liver contains a lot of vitamin A, it can cause vitamin A toxicity. An amount of about 3 chicken livers (or a corresponding amount of other animal livers) a week can trigger bone problems.
Pure calorie food
Sweet tooth like life is probably a common disease of dogs and people, but treats, sugar and other sweets are very easy to lead to obesity, but also easy to cause insufficient absorption of calcium and dental caries disease, the dog is not a little good. Especially like indoor dogs that live with their families all day long, it’s easy for owners to feed them cakes and whatnot in their free time. For the sake of your dog’s health, please don’t do this.
Many dogs have lactose discomfort and should stop feeding milk if the dog has farting, diarrhea, dehydration or skin inflammation after drinking it. Dogs with lactose intolerance should consume milk that does not contain lactose.
In the process of raising bulldogs, it is inevitable that the dog will be pampered to us, or because the dog looks at the food in our hands, to please and flatter us, but the people who raise pet dogs must be strong inside, can give the dog to eat food to give the dog to eat, can’t give the dog to eat food absolutely do not give the dog to eat in order to avoid the dog’s life and health are threatened.
