is it good for a 12month old bulldog
1988328
I got 2 bottles of these for my dogs and they would not eat them. I gave the 2 bottles to a friend because her dog loves them. She says they help her dogs, but they are quite old. I wouldn't imagine that a puppy would need these.
1988329
I am not a vet, but this is basically the same Glucosamine that adults use. However, if your dog doesn't have any leg or joint problems currently, given his age is 12 months, I wouldn't start giving them to him/her for a couple of years as a preventative measure. My dog has been taking these (12 y.o. Lab/Border Collie) for a couple of years now with no side affects and showing a definitive improvement in his rear legs and hips.
1988330
I've given this supplement to all my dogs. The key is in learning the dosage that would be appropriate for your Bulldog. There are no negative side effects. The longevity of the lives of my guys really depends greatly on their range of motion.
711985
Sorry, I can't answer your question. You would have to ask the company. However, we raise English Bulldogs which do have sensitive skin & they've never had an issue with this toy. Our bullies are also from different champion bloodlines. We definatly got our money's worth out of this toy! It is one of the most durable toys we've ever purchased. I can't imagine it would be toxic. If we ever thought it was, we sure wouldn't recommend it! We have no affiliation with the company. Just our personal experience.
1706305
Its good for a puppy or small dog such as a chihuahua. For a puppy I had to change the pad about 4 times a day till they got older. I also take my dogs outside. This was used while I was at work puppies can hold it an hr for every month plus an hr. So 4 months of age 5 hrs. Now my chihuahuas are almost a yr they can hold it. They go outside at 7am and 4pm n and again at 9pm. They only use the pads if its dire need. I do recommend this because they love to rip the pads. If you see your pup trying to rip make a sound like ah ah. Something telling them no but don't use the word no. Good luck.
1082689
Honestly, you shouldn't get it. I have an English bulldog and wanted it for him in the summer. I live in NC. It did not work very well.
1316574
I would think it would be just fine. I have a 12lb yorkie (female) and it works great for her. And you will love the neatness of it! My yorkie took to it very quick, she was already pad trained, but being how she was a puppy, she would pull the pad apart sometimes. The UGODOG was the answer for that problem. And it looks much better than a pad or paper on the floor. Just give it a few days and for training, and be sure to put it in the same spot you have always had his paper in. Good Luck!
2147860
Don't know why not. The ball is not that big so a bulldog would have a lot of fun with it.
1078490
My dog is 28 lbs and it was a good size for him. He is 10 mos old and he tore this item up fairly quick. Expected it to last much longer
1295934
Small would be good for her. According to the size guide that came with the one I got small is good for dogs up to 20lbs. A classic red would be good unless she is an aggressive chewer in which case you will want one from the Extreme "black" series. I have got a black one for my pit and he hasn't chewed it up yet (he can distroy a tennis ball in under 5 minutes). I swear by these toys! They are amazing. And great for calming them down when crate training. I hope this helps :)
177072
Yes it is, our 85 lb English Bulldog uses it everything for his naps. So you sould be ok.
598421
I was it weekly and have had it for six months (for my dog) It is holding up very well. As long as the puppy doesn't chew it up it should be fine.
1593167
I had a very ancient English Bulldog. She never did anything other than pee in her diaper. Providing you put this diaper on correctly, you should have no problems I would think.
1275170
We gave to Kirby, our 4 month old St. Bernard puppy, and he slept with it each night. We did not let him have it during any other times. I knew he would shred it. As it turns, out, it is still in good shape, except for one ear. He stole it from the dryer and ripped it before I could retrieve. For some reason, he sleeps with it without tearing it. He is a year old, and we still give it to him at night sometimes. It has survived many trips through the washer and dryer (we have DROOL). So, good luck, and I would restrict it to night time. It was VERY effective. He never cried with it in the cage, warmed, and heart beat turned on. We gave to Kirby, our 4 month old St. Bernard puppy, and he slept with it each night. We did not let him have it during any other times. I knew he would shred it. As it turns, out, it is still in good shape, except for one ear. He stole it from the dryer and ripped it before I could retrieve. For some reason, he sleeps with it without tearing it. He is a year old, and we still give it to him at night sometimes. It has survived many trips through the washer and dryer (we have DROOL). So, good luck, and I would restrict it to night time. It was VERY effective. He never cried with it in the... » Read More We gave to Kirby, our 4 month old St. Bernard puppy, and he slept with it each night. We did not let him have it during any other times. I knew he would shred it. As it turns, out, it is still in good shape, except for one ear. He stole it from the dryer and ripped it before I could retrieve. For some reason, he sleeps with it without tearing it. He is a year old, and we still give it to him at night sometimes. It has survived many trips through the washer and dryer (we have DROOL). So, good luck, and I would restrict it to night time. It was VERY effective. He never cried with it in the cage, warmed, and heart beat turned on. « Show Less
2101467
I don't think it is too big/heavy. Although it depends on the breed I suppose. Although my dog is full grown, I would have used this on him when he was a pup. My dog is an Olde English Bulldogge.
1586537
Yes, I have an English Bulldog with a very thick, wrinkly neck and he responds to this just fine. You may need to try out different number settings to see which is better for your pooch, but it does work on my bulldog. I would recommend.
701707
My bulldog is 22 lbs and I love that I got the large bed for him, especially since he will still get bigger. I posted a pic of him in the bed, if you look on the right hand side of the reviews you will see customer images and others have posted pictures as well of different size beds. Good luck!
212560
Absolutely! It is perfect for puppies! that is why I bought my first one. I have 3 and need more now!
1395179
I definitely think it will last you a few years. My jack russells managed to jump over it easily at 6 months old so if your dog is a jumper, you might want to reconsider