Puppies

I have a fenced yard and am looking for an indoor/outdoor puppy to make a member of my family. Looking for a pet not show dog with good health and raised by a loving quality breeder. For a reasonable price. Any help would be nice. Thanks!

http://www.frenchbulldogclub.org/ht/d/sp/i/310/pid/310

Breeder directory from the french bulldog of america club. Listed by state so look around ask for references and so forth and ask OTHER frenchie breeders their opinion of whatever breeder you pick.

I’ll get straight to the point.

There are three english bulldog puppies at the pound 12 weeks and they have been marked for being put down. There’s nothing wrong with them, I’ve seen them myself and the vet at the pound said they are in perfect health, no one around just likes English Bulldogs. (I love all dogs.)

I am heavily considering adopting them, they will most certainly get a ton of attention from me. (I work out of my home, they will hardly be left alone.)

The environment they will live in:

4 room apartment (pet allowed), lots of pillows everywhere (For some reason I just have lots of pillows). The living room has two couches and a recliner, and a mounted wall TV. The bedroom is just several mattresses stacked on top of each other. I keep the place relatively clean, just very cluttered with things like pillows and blankets. If they want to (a question I would like answered if dogs sleep in the same bed usually) they would be allowed to sleep with me, I just need to make arrangements for that.

I’ve got a room that really isn’t used that I can also set up, it is so far going to be used for feeding and dog toy storage,etc.

The rooms themself are actually *pretty* big, so they won’t be too confined. I just really don’t see them getting outside ALOT, like I’ll take them walking probably at least once a day, the rest would be playing inside.

I have a ton of money for vet bills, etc. My job pays quite well, plus lets me stay home with them.

Are English Bulldogs good for this lifestyle?

English are excellent low energy dogs, for those who like low energy, however, three puppies at one time is a big undertaking. English are not the easiest dogs to manage, being somewhat hard headed, and they do best with experienced and knowledgeable handlers who understand the entire Pack Leader Energy equation. Three such puppies raised without firm Leadership will most certainly turn into a nightmare.

If you are an experienced owner, and have the time and commitment, this can work out. If, on the other hand, you are a first time inexperienced dog owner, I wouldn’t suggest even one of these dogs as a starter dog, much less three.

Good dogs are not about love, good dogs are about Leadership.

We just got a puppy, a 3 month old cairn terrier. We already have a 2 year old pyrenean shepperd who’s been neutered. We need to find a way to introduce the puppy to him, but the puppy seems to be quite aggressive and tries to bite the "old guy" every time she can. What to do?

Drain the puppy’s energy! Try having a huge play session with the puppy alone first so that it’s energy is more like the older dog’s.

Also try giving a "time-out". During our puppy’s socialization classes the moderator suggested giving the puppy a time-out whenever it was starting to get rambunctious. To give it a time-out, just pick it up and brace it under your arm without affection or verbal communication for a few seconds (15 seconds or more) until it calms down a bit. You may need to have the puppy face the opposite direction from the older dog while in the time-out. It’s very important that it’s without affection and verbal communication, though. This was usually enough to calm a puppy down or have it completely forget whatever bad behavior it was up to. In this case, their short attention span was actually a good thing!

If a puppy was bullying other puppies during the socialization classes, the moderator also suggested the owner play fetch or some other active game with the puppy so that it didn’t get focused on the bullying. It seemed to redirect the puppy’s energy while still being able to meet and greet other puppies.

best of luck!

I’m going to assume you mean in the Massachusetts area, and not in large quantities:
You could check petfinder.com, the classified section of the news paper, your local dog pound, try looking for good reputable breeders in your area, or there are even breed rescue groups you can check out.

My pug Daisy just had puppies, they’re about a week old now.

My sister let the room get up tp 93 degrees and my mom said to keep it at 80-85 degrees.

What is the fastest way I can cool down the room?

I have the fan on and the windows open, it’s also on the 2nd floor and I can’t move the babies downstairs.

Here in Painesville it is 71 degrees outside right now.

Unless you have air conditioning that is all you can really do right now.

were can i get little to free teacup yorkie puppies around albany newyork

I can’t think of anywhere in the country you could get a FREE yorkie! The only way you could get a free yorkie is if someone gave you one and I don’t think that would EVER happen. Yorkie’s are precious moneymakers!!! and anyone would be a fool to get rid of it without getting a lot of money for it.

i am looking to buy a puppy preferably a female maltese or teacup yorkie. if anyone has any info on where i can find one or if you are selling then please contact me. im located in san diego. Puppies must have shots.

THERE’S NO FRIKKEN ANIMAL CALLED A TEACUP YORKIE! A TEACUP YORKIE IS PROBABLY BELOW THE AVERAGE WEIGHT FOR A YORKIE, AND THEREFORE IS STILL A STUPID YORKIE!! IT’S A YORKIE! SMALL OR BIG!

Now if you want a yorkie, I would suggest you go to petfinder.com and search for some in shelters, or just type in yorkie or maltese breeders(sometimes you’ll have to go out of state to get it, or they can ship it) A good breeder will ask you questions about your house, why you want the puppy, what you will do with it(showing, agility, pet), and just other questions? K? SO good luck..AND DONT GET A FRIKKEN TEACUP DOG! They put the name teacup in the name to make it more appealing to buyers, and then slaps a higher price tag on it, and it’s a waste of money for a dog who probably is only 1lb under the standard!

We have sweet, loving Toy and Tiny Toy puppies that have been home raised with lots of love and attention. All puppies from Boudreaux Kennel come with a current health certificate, record of shots from a licensed veterinarian, PCCI four generation pedigree & Avid International micro-chip will be available upon request ( fees are shouldered by the buyer ).

We only breed small quality poodles. To view their photos & videos, pls. visit our website. You will also be able to see some of my sire & dam.

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A video clip of Harley, Lauren’s white French Bulldog puppy. Harley plays with his Aunt, Penelope the brindle French Bull Dog. Nell is Harley’s dad’s sister.

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