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Bulldog Puppy problems?
We have an 8 month old bulldog named Zeus and we recently got him a little girlfriend. He is fixed and most the time they get along. Zoey our new little girl likes to play with the cats or at least try to. We watch them very closely when Zeus and Zoey play because he is so much bigger and most the time thy play fine but sometimes he will bite her to hard or push her too hard and she goes crazy and this only makes him go after her more so we seperate them and give them both time to cool down because neither one quits. Is this normal for bulldogs since they do play so physical or is it something we will always have to worry about
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- 8 years ago
You may have to worry about it early on and correct it as soon as possible. You can send both to obedience school where they will learn to get along. My two bulldogs fought constantly since the female wasn't sent to school, but the male was. The female always got jealous, although she got more attention, and instigated a fight the male would always win, since he was bigger than she. Best to correct if early on and get it over with. School is good since they learn a lot of neat tricks when we sent ours and learn how to behave.
Source(s): Experience.
