To avoid unwanted accidents in the home, you should teach your English Bulldog puppy to go to the bathroom. Fontanos recommends taking the puppy out every hour to the designated spot for relieving himself during the day, for several days. You'll also want to bring him food and water three or four hours before bed and give your English Bulldog pup a potty break just before he goes to sleep and first thing in the morning. And she also recommends training your English Bulldog puppy in crates.
At this age, your English Bulldog puppy should play well with other dogs, chew on appropriate toys, and be ready to continue basic obedience lessons. If you're looking for English Bulldog puppies for sale in Anchorage AK, make sure to properly train them in bathroom habits and obedience. For tips on how to cope with your bulldog's first year and beyond, we turned to Brenda Fontanos, AKC bulldog breeder and owner of Font A Nose Bulldog in Lebanon, Oregon, and dog trainer Louise Daigle, from Red Pointy Dog Training in Strafford, New Hampshire. Every time you put your bulldog puppy in the cage, add a couple of treats and give the order “Cage”.
