Puppy care
The breeder helps and gives advice
A growing puppy can look very strange and he or she may also have variours problems while growing to be an adult bulldog. The puppy that looked so cute after the or she was brought home from the breeder looks all at sudden like a little sausage with no bulldog characteristics - the ears are far too big and hang down and the front part of the dog looks nothing like the bulldog's. The head is a tiny littele ball and the puppy looks like a small boxer. The puppy's skin might also show problems of a human teenager with the face and head full of pimples and the feet looking irritably red. The growing bulldog can also limp with no obvious reason. Of course this doesn't mean that growing bulldogs also have these kind of problems.
At this point many puppy owners get worried and start to doubt their abilities to be a bulldog owner as well as the puppy's health. At this point it is very important that the breeder can help. The puppy's owner should always be able to ask the breeder for advice if he or she is even a bit worried about how the puppy should be treated. A good breeder stands always by the puppy owners when help and advice is needed.
