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  • Xylitol is Not Safe for Dogs

    Xylitol is a sugar alcohol that is quickly gaining popularity in the US as a sugar substitute due to its tooth- and diabetic-friendly nature.  Xylitol can be found in the fibers of many fruits and vegetables, including berries, corn husks, mushrooms, and oats, or extracted from corn fiber, corn, plums, and raspberries.  Xylitol can most commonly be found in chewing gum, mouthwashes, and toothpaste, and use has increased in foods containing sugar like cookie mixes, Jell-O, energy bars, candies, and even ice cream. (more…)

  • Anal Gland Expression in Dogs

    It is now time to touch on one of the more unpleasant aspects of dog ownership - expressing your dog’s anal glands. All dogs have two anal glands or sacs; 1 gland on each side of the anus. These glands are occasionally refereed to as “scent glands”, because they enable the dog to mark its territory and to identify each other; this explains why dog sniff one another’s rears to see if they know another dog. (more…)

  • Dog Tore Off Dew Claw

    Help, My Dog Ripped His Dew Claw!

    I had no idea how common of an injury a torn dew claw is in dogs until it happened to my American Bulldog last week.  I ran into the Post Office for literally 2 minutes, only to return to find that Tucker was standing in the front seat of the car holding up a bloody paw.  At first I was unsure where all of the blood was coming from, but then I noticed his dew claw was bent in a way that it was actually pointing out from his body, and realized he had torn his dew claw almost all the way off. (more…)

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This site's purpose is to serve as both a resource for pitbull and bulldog owners, and educate the public about the wonderful qualities of these often misunderstood breeds. The bullies need our help, and a little positive press can go a long way. By promoting responsible ownership, discouraging backyard breeding and sharing our experiences as bulldog owners, we can prevent breed specific bans from becoming an epidemic.

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