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They Are Naturally Mouthy Golden Retrievers are a mouthy breed, to begin with, they are naturally inclined to pick up and hold anything and everything in their mouths. While it may seem like there is something wrong with your puppy to cause him or her to bite so much, rest assured, all puppies bite, not just Golden Retriever puppies. Play Behaviour When you see a litter of pups play together, they often nip and bite at one another. It is their way of socializing and initiating play. Your puppy will bite and nip at you during playtime with you because it is a natural behaviour to them. They Are Teething Many people associate puppy biting with teething, however when a puppy is teething they will resort to chewing and mouthing in order to relieve their pain. They may chew or mouth on your hands and fingers, but teething is not the cause of biting that every puppy owner experiences. Puppy biting is most often just play. To summarize, puppy biting is normal and should be expected as a puppy owner. In general, biting will naturally subside in Golden Retriever puppies around the age of months. This is around the time that their adult teeth have come in. Puppies at this age usually already know how to moderate their bite, and will not bite or nip at you as much as they did when they were younger. While biting anything and everything is normal behaviour to your puppy, it is not something that you want your puppy to continue to do. It is up to you to teach your puppy not to bite humans, especially children. Take a look at the common mistakes puppy owners often make, and learn to avoid them. Puppies who are excited bite more. Children often fall victim to the most puppy bites because they get very excited around puppies and this just gets the puppy going which results in biting. Any attention that you give your puppy after they bite you will seem like a reward to your puppy, and the biting will just continue. Yelling at your puppy, pushing them away, talking to your puppy, or even looking at them is giving them the attention that they want. Bite inhibition is when your puppy learns how to control the strength of his bite. Puppies learn this skill when they are with their littermates, which is why they need to stay with them and their mother until they are 8 weeks old. Playing with their littermates teaches puppies that biting too hard hurts and will end playtime. The puppy then learns to bite softer. When your puppy comes home with you, it is up to you to teach your puppy how to control the force of their bite. Biting down on the thick fur coat of his mother or littermates is a lot different than biting down on human skin. By not teaching your puppy bite inhibition, you will risk your puppy turning into a dangerous adult. Puppy bites are a lot different than adult dog bites. Once your puppy learns how to control the strength of his bite, eventually the bites become gentler, and in time, your puppy will learn to stop biting altogether. This is part of teaching your puppy bite inhibition. This is a way to mimic how puppies play together, when one puppy bites another puppy too hard, that puppy yelps in pain, and will walk away. In some cases, puppies could get even more worked up by the noise and keep on biting. This is when you need to walk away. When your puppy has calmed down, you can resume playing with your puppy. When your puppy bites you again, repeat the steps of yelping and walking away. Eventually, your puppy will learn to soften his bite, because biting too hard ends playtime. The following video discusses why puppies bite, how to teach bite inhibition and how to survive puppy biting. It is a good idea to have a few chew toys on hand to offer up as a distraction from your skin. Check out this list of the best teething toys for puppies. This will get your puppy to stop and focus on being obedient. A great way to solve boredom is by going for a walk with your puppy. How much exercise should you give your Golden Retriever puppy? A good rule of thumb is 5 minutes of exercise for every month that your puppy is alive. So a 3-month-old puppy should get 15 minutes of exercise a day, a 5-month-old puppy should get 25 minutes per day, and so on. This is in addition to and not instead of playtime. Bitter Apple Spray can also be used to prevent your puppy from nipping and biting at you. Before you interact with your puppy, spray it on your arms, legs, pant legs, or sleeves, anywhere that your puppy likes to nip at you. Once your puppy bites at you, he will get a bad taste in his mouth and will stop. Bitter Apple Spray may not work on all puppies, some may actually develop a taste for it. I know that when my Golden Retriever Ellie was a pup this stuff worked amazingly well, but as she got older she developed a taste for bitter things such as crab apples which are extremely sour and she once sucked on a vinegar packet that was lying on the ground! Reward Good Behaviour Every time your puppy stops biting and nipping at you, you need to see this as positive behaviour. Good behaviour should be rewarded so that your puppy learns that he did something good. Rewarding good behaviour with affection and praise is great, you can also use treats, or toys, sometimes the best reward for your puppy is just spending time with them. Be Patient and Consistent Owning a puppy requires a lot of patience! It is so easy to lose your patience at times, but you need to know that your puppy is learning what is right and wrong, and that takes time. It might not happen overnight, but as long as you remain consistent and patient, your pup will learn good behaviour. If your puppy is nipping at your pant legs or sleeves, chances are he is loving the tugging feeling and is actually already playing tug-of-war. Instead of using your clothing, redirect his attention to a rope toy. One thing to be careful of is being too rough with tug-of-war, especially when your puppy is going through his teething phase. A game of fetch offers your pup a distraction from biting, and Golden Retriever puppies naturally love to retrieve things. This is a great way to also teach your puppy to drop it, by offering a treat when your puppy drops the ball or rope toy. A well-socialized puppy will be less likely to exhibit any unwanted behaviours later on. Enrolling your pup in puppy kindergarten or arranging some play dates with other dogs who are friendly and vaccinated is a great way for your pup to learn social skills. Other dogs are sometimes the best teachers for a puppy because they will let your puppy know what is okay for play and what is not okay, in terms of biting and nipping. Always supervise your puppy while playing with other dogs. Yelling at your puppy will only make your puppy scared and confused as well as lose trust and respect for you. Common mistakes people make when their puppy is biting are pushing them away, clamping down on their mouths or spraying them in the face with water. All of these are a bad idea! Your puppy could see this behaviour as a form of play and continue biting and nipping at you even harder. If you remain calm and use a firm voice not yelling , your pup will see you as in charge. Puppies and dogs often exhibit the same behaviour as we do, if you get upset and start yelling, your puppy will just get even more excited. As unpleasant as puppy biting is, it is normal behaviour. Your puppy biting and nipping at you with a mouth full of shark teeth may seem aggressive, but it is most often just out of curiosity and play behaviour. Golden Retrievers are known for their calm and gentle demeanour, but there are rare instances where you may have an aggressive puppy on your hands. Puppies who have been taken away from their litter earlier than weeks, bad breeding, being abused, a chemical imbalance, and not being socialized are all reasons for aggression in puppies. Signs of an aggressive puppy include barking, growling, lunging at you or another dog, a stiff posture, and showing teeth. If you think your puppy is aggressive, it is important to work with a professional dog trainer or behaviourist in order to find out the reasons for aggression and work on correcting the behaviour before it gets worse. It is important to keep your calm and work with your puppy to teach him the important skill of bite inhibition, and to redirect his biting to more appropriate behaviour. Socializing your puppy, as well as rewarding good behaviour will all help to turn your puppy into a well-behaved dog. Have you tried any of the tips mentioned above? Do you have any other tips to stop Golden Retriever puppy biting? Share your thoughts and comments below, as well as any questions you may have. I would love to hear from you. Jenny I am the proud owner of a Golden Retriever named Ellie. She keeps me busy, and when she is resting, you can find me working on my blog. She is always close by though. I live in Stirling, ON Canada with my husband, and we both enjoy the never a dull moment life with our Ellie. Spread the love. Print Retrievers, for the most part, make great family dogs. They are also smart, so they learn quickly and their strong willingness to please often makes retrievers a great addition to the family. But some retriever puppies are a high-energy ball of fire, one that is difficult to train or even handle in daily life. And sometimes there will be signs of aggressive behavior that are concerning. However, there is a fine line between puppy play behavior and hyper and aggressive behavior. Some owners are reluctant to stop such behavior thinking that it is just puppy behavior and therefore the dog will outgrow it. If you have a retriever puppy that is hyper or aggressive you might wonder what can be done and why they are acting that way. Here is some guidance on this topic. What are normal puppy behaviors? It is normal for very young puppies to nip at your hands and your feet. It is also normal for them to chew on things, jump on you and walk all over you. An 8-week-old puppy nipping at your hand might at first seem cute and sweet. But one bite from those exceedingly sharp puppy teeth and you might decide its not so cute. Those teeth can puncture your skin in a second and draw blood just as quickly. So, while it may be normal for a puppy to nip at your hand or foot, it is not a behavior that you want to ignore. Puppy play is naturally aggressive When puppies playing with their litter mates, the play can be very aggressive. This is natural, as dogs, they are always figuring out their pack and where they fit into the pack. Recognizing puppy play You can recognize when a retriever puppy is playing by the stance they take. They also may run around in circles, growling, or barking in high pitched barks, but when they do this their ears will be up, their tail wagging and they do not look threatening. It is uncommon for puppies under 12 weeks of age to exhibit true aggression. True aggression involves a dog exhibiting prolonged growling with a stiff posture and baring of teeth. Their hackles the hair on their back will be raised and they will be poised in a threatening position with ears back. If you were to approach a dog in this position which I do not recommend they will often move toward you and try to bite or snap at you. This type of aggression is something to be fearful about and is not healthy. Isolate the dog as much as possible and consult a veterinary or other professional for help or advice. What are signs of aggression in puppies All puppies can act aggressively, but if you take steps to address the aggressive behaviors while your dog is a young puppy, you can make a huge difference on how or whether that aggression progresses. These are all forms of aggression and none of them should be tolerated, not as a puppy and certainly not as a dog. There are also dominance behaviors that puppies exhibit that are often mistaken as aggression. They include things like jumping on people, stepping on people, pushing you around, forcing you to pet them and others. While these behaviors can be done aggressively, and should still be corrected immediately, they are not the same as aggression. Definition of puppy Because we often get clients that bring out their dogs that are close to a year old and refer to them as puppies, I want to define what I consider a puppy. A puppy is a dog under six months of age. Most retrievers are a good size by around six months. They will often continue to grow up until about a year and a half, but they have the bulk of their size by the time they are six months. And by six months, you need to have a handle on any aggressive behaviors, or you are going to struggle with eliminating them. Is it normal for a puppy to be very aggressive? It is normal for a puppy to test you with aggressive behaviors. And to be clear, that place should be at the bottom of the pack, under all your family members. I understand that your dog is a part of your family but allowing your dog to be in a position above any or all your family members is just asking for trouble. Treating your dog as a human and attributing your dog with human thoughts and reasoning is not fair to your dog or to your family. Love your dog, but make sure your dog is the lowest member of your pack and you will have a much easier time with obedience and basic good behavior. How to stop puppy growling Growling is often the first step for dog aggression. Or, if you try and take a toy away from your dog. No matter how or when you see the aggression start, it is important to nip it in the bud right away. A sharp NO command sometimes is all that is needed, especially if it is well-timed with the first sign of the growl or nip. Other times you may need to grab your dogs muzzle and squeeze. If these corrections do not seem to be helping, I would immediately crate my dog if it growled at me. Be sure you do not let your dog out of the crate while he is exhibiting a growling behavior. Only let him out if he is behaving appropriately. How to stop puppy nipping or biting A dog that nips or bites you often started as a very young puppy. We teach our puppies at 8-weeks-old that biting and nipping people is not allowed. And at this very young age, they learn it very quickly. Your pup may cry out or squirm, but that is fine. In fact, you need to be quite stern to make an impression. If it continues, you are not being firm or consistent enough. How to stop puppy growling while tugging During play, it is not uncommon for retriever puppies to growl and tug at toys, blankets, even your pant leg. This behavior is usually just playful and natural. However, I would still try to end this behavior as soon as possible. While almost harmless at first, this behavior can escalate quickly as your dog grows bigger and stronger. You can end this behavior first by not participating in it. If you start tugging with a toy with your puppy, you are going to encourage the behavior. The second step is to discourage the behavior with a sharp NO command. It can help if you say GIVE when you take the item. This will start to teach him the GIVE command that will be helpful later if you are a hunter. How to stop puppy baring his teeth A puppy or dog that bares his teeth to you is threatening to bite you. Even if the puppy goes no further than to bare the teeth and growl, you need to end this behavior. This behavior is far more dangerous than the puppy that nips at your hand. The nips may be done in play, since that is how puppies play with one another, but baring of teeth and growling is different. And you must handle it differently. I am not talking about lifting your dog off the floor with the shake, but if your puppy is very young, that may indeed be a great correction. Have you ever witnessed a mama dog correct her puppies? This is not a violent thing, just a natural correction for a puppy. The puppies rarely cry out or whimper when given this correction, they just walk away and understand that the behavior they were exhibiting is not acceptable. If your dog continues to bare his teeth even after this correction, you may have a bigger problem on your hands, and I would proceed carefully. True dog aggression is no joking matter. Dogs with aggression problems can snap at any time and go from baring their teeth to full out attacks. Hyper behavior is different from aggression. A hyper dog has a lot of energy and may not know how to control or channel that energy. Often hyper behavior is a genetic trait. In this sense, it is not something that you can eliminate. But you can take steps to make it more manageable. Exercise more Dogs that are hyper need more exercise than dogs that are more docile in nature. If your dog is hyper and is not getting enough exercise, the hype behavior is going to drive the dog to other behaviors that you may not enjoy such as chewing up your dining room table leg or your favorite pair of shoes. For instance, if your dog is hyper and is jumping up and down all the time, and you not only allow the jumping but pet him or her and give praise while your dog is jumping, then you are unknowingly rewarding the jumping behavior. Give your puppy time to mature Retrievers are often full of energy while they are young, well some a bit longer, but tend to slow down as they mature. But as they mature they do usually slow down and become a bit less energetic. Training Highly energetic dogs can benefit greatly from structured training programs. Programs such as the ones we offer here at Otter Tail Kennels, can teach an energetic dog control and channel their energy into hunting or retrieving which can make home life more manageable. There are even some things you can do at home to get more control of your energetic dog. Practice sitting I know this sounds boring, and for you it is. But for an energetic dog that does not like sitting at all, having them sit for 30 seconds, or a minute or two can be very challenging. They will need many reminders at first, but over time they will learn to settle and sit calmly. You can slowly increase the amount of time. This simple obedience drill will help your dog learn control. Teach your dog the kennel command so that when you say Kennel, they run into their crate and stay there until you release them. This basically sends your dog on a time out and forces them to practice control and settle. Final thoughts on why my puppy is so hyper and aggressive For dogs under 6 months of age, much hyper and aggressive behavior is simply puppy play. You must teach your puppy boundaries and the earlier you teach them the better. Be consistent in your corrections and persistent, and over time you will reap the benefits. You can email me ottertailkennels gmail. I would be happy to discuss your goals for your retriever and tell you about the programs I offer. Until next time happy retrieving. Read the full disclosure here. Tasty finger! Your golden retriever puppy is as friendly as can be — great with kids, respectful of other dogs, and not overly attentive to your cat. Yes, golden retrievers are known for their good-natured demeanor, but they are still dogs — not so very far removed from their wild cousins, and they can be unpredictable when faced with stressful, disturbing, or frightening situations. One of our jobs as responsible dog owners, of course, is to keep our dogs safe, but we may not always be able to protect them, and we may not always be able to prevent them from biting through fear or when in pain. What is Bite Inhibition? Puppies begin learning this from their mother and siblings as soon as they start to tumble around with each other in play. If they bite too hard, they are scolded by their mother or alerted with a yelp from their siblings. Eventually, they learn how hard is too hard, and they use their teeth more gently in play. Human Sensitive or Advanced Bite Inhibition By the time your puppy moves into your home, they will have been using their bite inhibition skills for weeks. Your puppy needs to learn that human beings are fragile and should be treated with care. There are many professional trainers who recommend that you simply train your puppy not to bite. This seems like a practical course of action, and it does work — in the short term. Teaching a puppy not to bite will give you quick results, but it may mean they never learn how much force is safe to use on people when they are forced to bite in an emergency. So if they do eventually bite, they will know to hold back the pressure safely and will not cause anywhere near as much pain or damage as they otherwise might. Why is Bite Inhibition Important? Believe it or not, even the most gentle dog that has been trained from a young age never to bite, can react to certain triggers. Those triggers are fear and pain. Consider these situations: Your dog has been suffering from chronic ear infections and hates to have his ears handled. The neighbor stops by with her toddler, who immediately runs to your dog and fondles his sensitive ears roughly. What will he do? You and your dog are walking down the road like you do every morning when out of nowhere comes a huge dog who attacks your dog without thinking twice. You manage to pull your dog away, but in the process, your frightened dog bites your arm. Your sweet golden retriever has gotten themself tangled in some barbed wire while hiking. As you loosen the wire from her skin and fur, she snaps at you, biting your hand. You may never experience any of these situations. By teaching bite inhibition while your puppy is young, you will be far safer and ready for any of these situations should they occur. Teaching Advanced Bite Inhibition Following is a general guide to the bite inhibition skills your puppy learns and when, as well as where you should aim for their skills to be at certain ages. She will start the puppies off by teaching them how rough is too rough during nursing and play. These lessons begin when the puppies start nursing day 1 and continue until the day you pick your puppy up from the breeder. This works for some puppies, but for others, it just seems to arouse the pup and make matters worse. You will have to experiment to find out what works for you and your pup. You should withdraw all of your attention from your puppy for very hard bites. Do not over-correct your puppy so they become afraid of biting. After your puppy has calmed down, use a chew toy as a reward and let them chew it in your lap or lying by your side. This teaches you puppy that there are other ways to keep their mouths and teeth busy. By four or five months, all force behind play bites should be eliminated. Kids tend to play rough with puppies, and puppies will get rough right back. Your puppy needs to know that every human being is sensitive to their bites, not just you. It is a process that sometimes lasts months, depending on your puppy. Be prepared for this, and remember that long-term results in your adult dog are more important than curtailing puppy bites as painful as they may be. Supervise your puppy around children — If you have young children at home, you will have to think carefully about how you will protect them and your puppy. Little puppy teeth can cause a lot of pain, especially when your pup is still learning to control those urges. Young children can also cause a lot of pain to small puppies. Always supervise very carefully when your pup and children are together. A tired puppy is a happy puppy — It will be much easier to teach bite inhibition if your puppy is not bouncing off the walls. Make sure they get enough exercise every day. Not only will this help with training, but it will also help prevent all kinds of other destructive behavior. Conclusion Teaching bite inhibition to your golden retriever puppy is a gift you give to your pup that will last forever.

Articles The Antebellum Bulldog is an amazing choice for families. This pooch is an easy-going, laid-back breed that makes a great companion, though you need to monitor them around children. They might accidentally cause harm if they are too playful. So, what is an Antebellum Bulldog? As you may guess from its name, the Antebellum Bulldog originates in the American South. Plantation workers bred these dogs as working Bulldogs during the Antebellum Period in the 19th century. Regarded as a relatively new dog breed, Antebellum Bulldogs are friendly and easy to care for. In this article, I guide you through important aspects of the breed, including lifespan, common health concerns, grooming tips, temperament, and more. Image from Instagram: thebeautifulstellalarson The Antebellum Bulldog grows to heights between 25 and 30 inches. Males weigh between 80 and lbs. Females, on the other hand, weigh between 70 and lbs. Next, we look at their physical traits that influence their unique looks. 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Introduce your pooch to other animals slowly since they sometimes struggle to get along. Temperaments Besides, Antebellum Bulldogs are popular companion dogs. This breed forms strong bonds with a single person but remains loyal to the whole family. They are extremely protective and become aggressive toward those who are not familiar with or welcome. These Bulldogs keep a keen eye on strangers. However, they grow to accept those familiar with their owner. The dog is dominant and may challenge authority. Having a consistent, decisive, and strong leader it respects is important. Always exercise caution when the Antebellum Bulldog is around children. It is a large dog and would easily cause damage to a child if excessively playful. Do Antebellum Bulldogs Shed? Removes loose hair: reaches through the topcoat to remove loose undercoat hair without cutting skin or damaging the.FURejector button: just push the button to release hair with ease. 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After the fall of plantation farming and abolition of slavery, the Antebellum Bulldog became a forgotten breed something which led to its extinction. However, as years passed by, this rare breed was eventually reintroduced by the Maxwell family under strict guidelines by the Animal Research Foundation. Description - Antebellum Bulldog for Sale The Antebellum Bulldog is a recently introduced breed that was developed with an aim of recreating the historic working bulldog or Southern breed. First introduced in the United States, this bulldog was initially bred to be used as a working dog in rice plantations in Altamaha River Valley, a region in South East Georgia. By nature, the Antebellum Bulldog is an extremely loving, loyal, affectionate, and very intelligent pet. Due to that reason, this breed is a perfect choice for a family dog. These breeds usually range from bigger to biggest with males weighing around 36 to 68 Kg 80— pounds and females 32 to 50 Kg 70— pounds. Temperament Despite of their intimidating appearance, the Antebellum Bulldog is an extremely loving, passionate, and loyal pet that will suit perfectly as a family dog. These dogs will lie down to their masters and will need nothing more than constant company. According to professional breeders, the Antebellum Bulldog is most likely to form a close attachment to one member of the family although they still do enjoy hanging out with the rest of the family members. As it is the case with most American Bulldogs, the Antebellum Bulldog has a very strong protective instinct that makes it react violently when strangers step into its territories. Something else you need to know about this Bulldog breed is that it does get along well with kids to a point of being overprotective. Since puppies are usually over playful, adults are highly advised to watch out as they can accidentally bowl or knock over your toddler. Characteristics - Antebellum Bulldog for Sale Children friendliness Although the Antebellum Bulldog is quite intimidating, this dog can make a great pet thanks to its loving, patient, and extremely tolerant characteristics. This dog enjoys playing with young children as well as other members of the family although proper care should be observed to avoid injuring young toddlers due to their muscular bodies. Special talents The Antebellum Bulldog is a protective dog breed with very strong guarding instincts. New visitors will have to be very careful as these dog breeds are quite wary of strangers and will not treat them politely. However, if you become familiar with them, they are likely to know you and later accept you as part of a large family. Adaptability Speaking of adaptability, the Antebellum Bulldog is more of a working dog than a household pet. Although some people will prefer to keep them indoors, always ensure that your homestead has a backyard where they can exercise. Otherwise, these dog breed will prefer to be kept in rural areas where there are vast tracks of land for them to play on. Learning ability Finally, the Antebellum Bulldog is an intelligent dog with a very sharp memory. However, due to their extremely playful nature, they can become very stubborn and messy. Therefore, owners are advised to train them early enough before they are fully grown. Although these dogs are muscular and very athletic, these breeds suffer from various health conditions which are caused by the nature of their coat. Among the common health problems of the Antebellum Bulldog include Blindness One major health problem that affects blue-eyed dog breeds such as this one is possible blindness. To treat this condition, you need to take your dog for regular veterinary checkups to know the root cause of the problem. Hip dysplasia Another health problem that is very familiar with most Antebellum Bulldogs is hip dysplasia. Since these dog breeds are usually muscular and very huge, this condition is most likely to affect them, especially at an early stage. Dog owners should, therefore, be very familiar with this condition and should take their pets for regular veterinary tests to avoid it. Owners are highly advised to stick to high-quality hypoallergenic diets that are rich in vitamins and nutrients. Now, since Antebellum Bulldog puppies are usually playful, feeding them with high nutrient food thrice a day will really help. Always avoid feeding your puppies with processed foods or foods with artificial sugars as they can expose the puppies to severe health problems. First, these dogs will require high-quality foods that are easy to digest. Wet foods are perfect for Antebellum Bulldogs as they will help to keep them hydrated. Points for good health Antebellum Bulldog can add extra weight if proper care is not observed when feeding them. Due to this reason, these dogs should be fed depending on their level of activity to avoid cases of obesity. Games and exercises Since their ancestors were used to guard rice plantations in Altamaha, Antebellum Bulldogs are very energetic and highly suited in rural settings over indoor lifestyle. When it comes to training the Antebellum Bulldog, owners are advised to train them to be obedient at an early stage as they can get really stubborn in the future. Altamaha Plantation Dog Breed Description The Altamaha Plantation Dog is a breed of working dog developed for catching livestock and for protecting family and property. Though larger in size than the American Bulldog, they are a close relative and have most of the traits, with addition of large feet and occasional blue or marbled eyes. Its coat is short and soft underneath. In general, Antebellums weigh between 80 to lb and are 25 to 30 inches at the withers. These dogs have a longer muzzle than most bulldog breeds with perfectly matched long K-9's. Their heads are massive by comparison though it is heavier and a little bulkier than average bulldogs they are distinctly bulldog. The Antebellum is a muscular and an astoundingly devotional dog that can be all white or white with patches. Its size is both impressive and intimidating. Ear Cropping, Tail Docking and Dewclaw RemovalAltamaha Plantation Kennel does not recognize ear cropping, tail docking, and dewclaw removal, as described in certain breed standards. For the Antebellum they are not acceptable practices or integral to defining and preserving the breed character. Confusion with other Breeds Antebellums, though are a new but rare breed, resemble Classic Johnson, Bully and Standard Scott, Performance American bulldogs which are often mistaken for their second cousins the American Pit Bull Terrier. Because of its extra large appearance, dog friendly demeanor, obedience and notable intelligence, the Antebellum is distinctly different. The outstanding characteristics of the American Bulldog best describe the Altamaha Plantation Bully with the addition of quick intelligence and dog friendly demeanor due to tightly controlled breeding considerations and gene control. An Altamaha Plantation Dog is typically a laid back and friendly bulldog. They are an assertive bulldog that is at ease with family and fine with strangers who are welcomed by family or as they get to know the stranger in question just ask our UPS, Power Meter reader, and Postal worker. All of the dogs that we have used in the breeding program are involved with families and are quite fond of children. Our dogs have been trained to sit when small children come around. With all dogs, they should be supervised with strangers and young children. Antebellum Bulldogs bond strongly with their master and family and have strong guarding instincts, which if not kept in check could develop into dominant attitude, they need a firm but fair hand; they should be socialized and obedience trained early to expose them to other dogs and people and to ensure that they can be controlled around company as they get older and larger. It has been my experience that these dogs bond deeply with one family member or another. They need room to expend their energy and so do best in a home with a backyard. They are not always well behaved towards cats and smaller pets, but correct socialization at an early age can greatly increase the chances of them accepting these animals. They can be stubborn; though once they are trained they tend to obey their masters faithfully and fully. Antebellum Standard View A. Length of the body scapulo-ischial D. Sources Antebellum Bulldog History If you think about the past of Antebellum Bulldogs so, their ancestors have a history that can be dated back to s. They gained popularity due to their ability to hunt wild hogs in Southern America. During s agriculture dominated the economy. These dogs were densely populated along the Altamaha River in Georgia. This area was primarily known for growing rice which was used to feed slaves. After the American Civil War, the agricultural sector faced a huge blow and the slavery system also went down. Rice Plantation got replaced by industries. Moreover, during s the strong American Put Bull Terriers started gaining more popularity than these dogs. Hence, the breed almost got extinct. The offspring got the title of Antebellum Bulldog. This breed is still rare with a population of around dogs. Antebellum Bulldog Characteristics Antebellum Bulldogs tend to have large heads and are significantly tall. The male Antebellum Bulldog is around inches tall and weighs around pounds. However, the female Antebellum has a height around inches and weight around pounds. These dogs are strong, long and incredibly muscular. These dogs have a longer and wider muzzle which helps them avoid breathing problems. Antebellums generally have fewer facial wrinkles and slight jowls. They can have brown, amber or blue eyes which gives them a fascinating yet formidable appearance. Their coat is either plain white or white with some patches of different sizes, shapes and are usually brown, grey or black in color. They have been bred in a way that it has fewer anger issues. These dogs are really affectionate and protective towards their owners and can be great friends of your children. However, they might take a little time to get frank with new people. At times they get strongly attached towards one person so, it is your responsibility to make them social since there puppyhood. These muscular dogs loves to cuddle. Although you can teach these dogs to socialize with other animals, they usually do not like other animals like cats and other dogs. Caring for Antebellum Bulldog Since Antebellum Bulldog is a highly active dog, it will require a lot of attention and care. We would suggest you to specifically allocate a time for its maintenance. Antebellum Bulldog Nutrition As you know Antebellum Bulldog is quite muscular and has high activity levels, you have to give it a proper meal of 3 cups of dog food per day. You should make sure that you are using high-quality diets which are rich in nutrients and vitamins. We would suggest you to also avoid foods that contain high levels of sugar as they have a tendency to cause severe health issues. You should buy foods that are low in calories. Since these dogs are really playful you need to keep them hydrated. So, feeding them with wet dog food can help in this regard. Antebellum Bulldog Grooming Antebellum Bulldogs are one of those breeds which does not require a lot of grooming. A normal grooming routine would be fine. You have to brush them regularly with a slicker brush or a Deshedder as they tend to shed a lot of hair. They shed all round the year and in the season of shedding they shed even more. Their hair can stick on almost everything and are quite hard to remove so, you will have to keep a check on that. You will also have to keep a check on brushing their teeth. Furthermore, bathe the frequently. Antebellum Bulldog Activity Levels Being a descendant of highly active breeds, Antebellum Bulldogs are really active with high levels of stamina. They require around 1 hour of physical activity on a daily basis. These dogs love to walk and usually walk 14 miles per week. This can be a good opportunity for you to make them social. This breed loves to play in a large enclosed yard which make them believe that they can play safely. If you are living in a flat or an apartment, we would suggest you to go for some other dog. If it does not get enough chance to utilize its energy by carrying out physical activities, it can get destructive. Training this breed can be quite tough so, you have to be a consistent leader who knows how to train his dog well. Antebellum Bulldog Maintenance Although Antebellum Bulldogs are quite a low-maintenance breed, there are few essentials to ensure that they stay healthy and fit. You have to keep a check on the cleanliness of their ears by wiping them with some wet cloth. We would advise you to consult a veterinarian for full physical checkup of your dog regularly. You should also take it for optical examinations and X-Ray occasionally to maintain it well. Antebellum Bulldog Health Since Antebellum Bulldog is a rare breed, no health studies have been carried on it yet. Nevertheless, we have observed that it has a better health than other Molossers. It has a lesser tendency to develop any inherited disease as compared to any other pure bred dog. If there are no health defects in your dog and you maintain it well, an Antebellum Bulldog will have a life span of around 15 years. Breeds Similar to Antebellum Bulldog. The history of the Antebellum Bulldog can trace back to that of the Old English Bulldog , a very different breed from the modern day English Bulldog. The Old English Bulldog was first developed to participate in the sport of bull-baiting, a brutal combat between a dog and a chained bull. The Old English Bulldog would bite the nose of the bull and hold on until the bull gave in, a process which could take over an hour and often resulted in the deaths of one or both participant. This sport evolved from the agricultural necessities of bull and pig catching, where Mastiffs were used to catch and hold semi-feral bulls and pigs. The Old English Bulldog became a fearless and ferocious combatant, and was well-known throughout England, where bull-baiting was one of the most popular pastimes for several centuries. The Old English Bulldog eventually became the ultimate bull-catching dog. The short, wide muzzle of the Old English Bulldog gave the dog the greatest possible area to bite and hold on with. The comparatively short body meant that the dog had a low center of gravity that was useful in counteracting the force of an enraged bull. The immense musculature provided the power necessary. The breed also became extremely aggressive, tenacious to the death, incredibly pain tolerant, and very determined. These qualities also served the Old English Bulldog well in other jobs and the protective nature and immense courage of the Bulldog also made it popular as a guard and personal protection animal. These dogs proved to be extremely valuable farm workers in the British colonies, primarily the southernmost ones. When the Spanish discovered and subsequently settled Florida and Texas, the released pigs and cattle to provide future settlers with food and leather. Unfortunately, these creatures reverted to a wild state and their populations exploded. They also did not limit themselves to Spanish territory, but instead began moving north and east into British controlled land. Meanwhile, British colonists were developing a heavily agricultural economy. For a multitude of economic, environmental, and social reasons, the plantation system came to dominate the economy of Virginia, the Carolinas, and Georgia. Under this system, massive estates worked by slaves or indentured servants produced a single crop. Wild and feral pigs and cattle would feed on these crops, causing massive losses that would probably be worth millions today. Plantation owners and workers who tried to drive these marauding beasts away risked serious and injury or even death as these aggressive and powerful animals possessed sharp horns and tusks, as well as hard hooves. One place where Bulldogs were especially common was along the Altamaha River, which flows through the center of Georgia. Although cotton is typically thought of as the primary plantation crop, dozens of crops were grown using the plantation system and in some areas other plan species were considerably more important than cotton. Such was the case along the Altamaha, which specialized in rice production. The Altamaha River became one of the primary rice producing areas in the colonies, and later the United States. Located very close to Spanish Florida, the area around the Altamaha had a major hog feral pig problem basically since the British first settled the region. As was the case elsewhere in the South, Old English Bulldogs were employed to catch hogs and hold them in place until hunters could slay the creature. Decades of localized breeding meant that the Bulldogs found on the Altamaha plantations developed a distinct physical appearance. They became somewhat larger and taller than those found elsewhere, as well as having slightly larger and more powerful heads. These dogs also became primarily white in coloration. The Altamaha Plantation Bulldogs served their masters loyally for over a century, and were well-known in the region for the entire Antebellum Period the period that lasted from the American Revolution until the American Civil War. The Civil War permanently altered the economy of the Altamaha region. After the war, slavery and indentured servitude were outlawed and the plantation economy fell apart. Additionally, many farms and plantations in the region had been burned to the ground by General Sherman on his march to the sea. Perhaps most importantly, rice, which had been important mainly because it was often used to feed slaves, lost much of its value. Logging and the timber industry largely replaced rice plantations along the Altamaha. Because hogs are considerably less damaging to timber as they are to rice, there was less of a need to keep Bulldogs, and breed numbers began to fall. These dogs continued to be kept by local residents, for recreational hog hunting, farm work, protection, and companionship but they became increasingly rare. As the decades wore on, the older-style Bulldogs became increasingly rare and American Pit Bull Terriers became increasingly common. By the beginning of the 20th Century, most distinctive localized varieties of working Southern Bulldogs, such as that found along the Altamaha River, had either disappeared entirely or become extremely rare. By the end of World War II, the situation was very dire indeed. Two breeders, Dr. John D. Johnson and Alan Scott, worked to save these dogs and are now regarded as the fathers of the American Bulldog Breed. This interest coincided with a massive increase in the popularity of Molosser-type dogs in general, especially that of the English Bulldog, English Mastiff , and American Pit Bull Terrier. With the notable exceptions of the American Bulldog and American Pit Bull Terrier, most modern Molossers are no longer capable of performing the jobs for which they were developed, and often differ dramatically in form and appearance from the original breed. The last three decades have seen numerous attempts to recreate an older type of working Molosser. One such attempt began in the late 20th Century with Cole Maxwell. His constant companion was a large, white Bulldog of the Altamaha Plantation type, probably one of the last purebred examples. When he was an adult, Maxwell became interested in recreating that breed, and making sure that it was highly capable of being both a hog hunting dog and family companion. Maxwell wanted a dog that was significantly larger than the American Bulldog, able to scent track a hog if necessary, physically capable of working for long hours, and heat tolerant enough to do so in the sweltering heat of Georgia. Maxwell initially selected a stud dog that he thought was excellent, as well as eight unrelated dams. Johnson when he was reviving the American Bulldog. For the past several decades, Cole Maxwell and his sons have continued to breed their line of Bulldogs. They call their dogs either Antebellum Bulldogs or Altamaha Plantation Dogs, although Antebellum Bulldog seems to be the preferred term. The Maxwell family has combined a number of distinct breeds together in their attempt to recreate the original Altamaha Plantation Bulldog that went extinct in the early decades of the 20th Century. American Bulldogs of both the Scott and Johnson lines have figured most prominently in their efforts, as those breeds are widely considered to be the closest in form, function, and genetics to both the Old English Bulldog and the Altamaha Plantation Bulldog. The result of these crosses and careful breeding in a very large, but not massive, working Bulldog breed that is predominantly white in color and significantly less brachycephalic pushed in and shortened muzzle and face than most modern Bulldog breeds. The Maxwells have put a premium on both working ability and family companionship from the start of their breeding efforts, and only those dogs that have the temperaments to be suitable for both have been selected. Because the Antebellum Bulldog has only recently been developed, it remains a very rare breed. Cole Maxwell and his sons remain the primary breeders of the Antebellum Bulldog, and its population is increasingly slowly. Current estimates place the estimated living population of Antebellum Bulldogs at around animals. It does not appear that there are any immediate plans to have the Antebellum Bulldog recognized by any major canine organizations, and breed numbers are probably too low to do so in any case. Unlike most modern breeds, a high percentage of Antebellum Bulldogs remain working dogs, although many others are kept primarily for companionship. The long term future of the Antebellum Bulldog remains insecure, and it remains to be seen what will become of the breed if and when the Maxwell family is no longer involved in their breeding. Appearance: The Antebellum Bulldog is very similar in appearance to both major lines of American Bulldog but tends to be significantly larger on average and with a proportionally larger head. This breed ranges in size from large to very large. Females usually weigh between 70 and pounds, and males usually weigh between 80 and pounds. This breed is very powerfully built and incredibly muscular, but should never look stocky. In general, the legs of this breed tend to be relatively longer in relation to body size than most other Bulldogs. The tail of the Antebellum Bulldog is long and whip-like, and should never be docked. The head is generally square, but not to the extent of most other Bulldogs. The muzzle of this breed is shorter than the head and somewhat short for the size of the dog, but is considerably longer than those of most modern Bulldogs. The muzzle also tends to be quite wide. Although most breed members have a few facial wrinkles and slight jowls, these features are not greatly exaggerated. The ears of the Antebellum Bulldog either fold down close to the sides of the head or fold backwards. They should never be artificially cropped. The eyes of this breed tend to be quite small for the size of the dog, and are usually brown in color. As a result of American Bulldog and Catahoula Bulldog ancestry, many Antebellum Bulldogs also have either one or two blue eyes, usually called glass eyes. The Antebellum Bulldog has a virtually identical coat to the American Bulldog: short, thin, and not especially soft. This breed is found in two color options, white and white with colored patches. These patches may be of any size, shape, and location, although it is ideal if they cover only a small percentage of the dog. These spots may be of any color, but are usually brown, grey, or black. Temperament: The Antebellum Bulldog was bred to be both a working hog catching dog and a family companion and shares temperament features of dogs used for both purposes. In general, the temperament of the Antebellum Bulldog is very similar to that of the American Bulldog but the Maxwell family has worked to reduce the dog aggression issues found in that breed. An incredibly devoted family companion, it is said that these dogs would lay down their lives for their masters without hesitation. This dog loves its family absolutely and completely, and wants nothing more to be in their constant company. This can be a problem as separation anxiety may result. This breed has a very strong tendency to become a one-person dog and usually forms an especially close attachment to a single family member, although it will still form strong bonds with every member of a family. Most breed members get along very well with children that it has been socialized with and often becomes very protective over them. An Antebellum Bulldog puppy may not be the best housemate for a very young child as the dog will probably accidentally bowl over a toddler in its exuberance. As is the case with most Molossers, the Antebellum Bulldog has a very strong protective instinct. This breed is often initially suspicious of strangers, thinking that they may pose a threat. Antebellum Bulldogs do tend to be somewhat less suspicious of strangers than many related breeds, and with proper socialization most will tolerate and sometimes even welcome a stranger which has been accepted by the family. Socialization is necessary for an Antebellum Bulldog to become a discriminating protector, and without it human aggression issues may very well develop. Although it usually takes an Antebellum Bulldog awhile to warm up to a new person, most will eventually be quite accepting. This breed is not only protective but also alert and incredibly intimidating, making it a very effective watch dog. Antebellum Bulldogs also make good guard dogs who will challenge intruders, although the willingness to use force varies considerably from dog to dog. Breed members would be better suited to personal protection work as under no circumstances would one of these dogs every let physical harm come to a family member. Antebellum Bulldogs are known to have aggression issues with other animals. Reducing dog aggression has been a major goal of the Maxwell family, and this breed does tend to get along with other dogs better than most related breeds. However, dog aggression issues, such as territoriality, possessiveness, dominance, and same-sex aggression, are definitely not unknown in these dogs making training and socialization of the utmost importance. This breed was bred to hunt, specifically to grab a hold of hogs and cattle and never to let go unless commanded to. As a result, these dogs have a very high level of aggression towards non-canine animals. This is a breed that will not only chase other animals, but attack and kill them. Training and socialization can greatly reduce issues, but some of these dogs are never entirely trustworthy around other species such as cats, even those that they have known and lived with for years. Antebellum Bulldogs are a highly energetic breed that is capable of performing vigorous physical activity for hours. As a result, this breed has a very high exercise requirement, at least an hour of intense physical activity every day, and preferably more. These dogs need to be taken on long walks, but greatly prefer time to run around off-leash in a safely enclosed area. Antebellum Bulldogs are highly driven workers and do best when provided with an activity such as hunting, schutzhund, or competitive obedience. Owners need to be aware that if one of these dogs is not provided the proper outlet for its energy, it will develop behavioral problems such as extreme destructiveness, hyper activity, over excitability, excessive barking, and aggression. This breed has such needs that it does best with a large yard, ideally with acreage, and most breed members would adjust very poorly to an apartment setting. This breed tends to be very dominant and challenging of authority. As a result, they can prove difficult to train. Many of these dogs have a serious stubborn streak as well, which will lead to numerous show downs of will. Antebellum Bulldogs would probably be best served by an experienced dog owner who can maintain a constant position of authority. Grooming Requirements: Antebellum Bulldogs are very low maintenance dogs. They never require professional grooming, only a regular brushing. Other than that, only those routine maintenance procedures that every dog requires, such as nail clipping and teeth brushing are necessary. It is highly advisable that owners begin doing so from as young and as carefully as possible. It is considerably easier to give a twenty-pound, eager puppy a bath than a pound, scared adult. Antebellum Bulldogs do shed, and many of them shed very, very heavily. This shedding is year-round, but may increase seasonally. The hair of this breed will stick to everything and can be extremely difficult to remove. Health Issues: No health studies have been conducted on the Antebellum Bulldog, and since there are only around living breed members any such study would probably have too small of a sample size to be statistically meaningful. It does appear that this dog is in considerably better health than both other Molossers and other dogs of the same size. This does not mean that the Antebellum Bulldog is immune from genetically inherited disorders, but it does mean that the breed suffers from fewer such conditions and generally at lower rates than other pure bred dogs. The life expectancy for the breed is usually given as being between 12 and 15 years, but it is unclear what this estimate is based on. As a primarily white dog, Antebellum Bulldogs are at a high risk of deafness. There is a strong correlation between coat color and hearing in animals, with lack of pigmentation often accompanying lack of hearing. This correlation is strongest in white dogs with blue eyes, which is why the standards of many white-colored dogs have been altered to prohibit blue eyes. Deafness may either be bilateral or unilateral, meaning that the dog may be deaf in either one or both ears respectively. Unilaterally deaf dogs generally make just as good pets and working dogs as dogs with normal hearing, although they should not be bred. Bilaterally deaf dogs are often extremely difficult, if not nearly impossible to train. Additionally, they tend to be unpredictable such as when they are unexpectedly woken from sleep. Unfortunately, the size and power of the Antebellum Bulldog means that a deaf breed member poses such a risk that such animals should be euthanized. There are tests available that can definitely diagnose deafness at a very young age, and it is highly advisable that they be performed on all Antebellum Bulldog puppies. Because skeletal and visual problems have been known to occur in closely-related breeds hip dysplasia is quite commonly seen it is highly advisable for owners to have their pets tested by both the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals OFA and the Canine Eye Registration Foundation CERF. This is especially valuable in the detection of conditions that do not show up until the dog has reached an advanced age, making it especially important for anyone considering breeding their dog to have them tested to prevent the spread of potential genetic conditions to its offspring. Although no health surveys have been conducted on the Antebellum Bulldog, they have been for a number of closely related breeds.

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He's a playful and affectionate companion who's always up for an adventure and snacks. One of his favorite treats are bananas. Russell's got a heart full of love, loyalty, and a wagging tail that never stops. Zeke Zeke is a Retriever Mix. His favorite snacks are peanut butter or cheese dog treats. He was born on March 24, .Norman loves toys, birds and squirrels. His best friend is his fur sister, Cookie. Vera Vera is a Sheepadoodle. She was born on May 25, .Targeted specifically to help improve staff, faculty and student resilience, certified therapy dogs visit to provide comfort and emotional support. President Kristina M. Johnson supports the Buckeye Paws expansion as it provides an example of how the university supports the health and safety of the community. The university is committed to a culture of caring and meeting Buckeyes where they are. Visits may be requested and scheduled by emailing BuckeyePaws osumc. We understand that people may have personal, cultural and medical reasons for avoiding or disliking dogs or pets. When I get a surprise visit from Shiloh or Brienne it is the best part of my day! They bring so much joy and make us all so happy. They give us a burst of energy. Caitlin Eilbacher Nurse, ICU On a dreary, rain-soaked day, the presence of a furry friend breaks through the gloom and warms us to our core. Her name is Cascade, a therapy dog from Buckeye Paws. With her infectious smile and gentle demeanor, she effortlessly melts away our worries and stress, leaving us feeling refreshed and renewed. As she pads her way into our lives, Monday suddenly becomes infused with a vibrant energy, and we find ourselves grateful for the simple joy of spending time with such a lovely creature. Funds to be used for, but not limited to, programming, research, training, education, supplies, and equipment.

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Their goal is to produce healthy, happy puppies with excellent temperaments and personalities. They breed for temperament, health, and longevity. They also breed for longevity by including hip dysplasia screening on all their dogs. They have various options for their future customers: black, blue, chocolate, and white pups; males and females; short coats or long coats; short legs or longer legs; healthy hips or not; the list goes on. The Kaigan Kennels team takes its time to ensure that every puppy leaves their home with proper care instructions and socialization tips. They also offer a lifetime support program that includes training classes held every month at their house, allowing customers to come to watch puppies grow up from birth while they develop. They can help you find the perfect puppy for your lifestyle and needs. Brick House Bulldogs breed only French Bulldogs—they have no other breeds of dogs on their roster. If you want a great-looking French Bulldog that will be a joy to own, this is the breeder for you. Their focus is on quality over quantity when it comes to breeding Frenchies. They only have 15 puppies per year, so they can spend time preparing them for their future homes without sacrificing quality control or consistency. They also strive to maintain an environment that promotes healthy relationships with humans and dogs—they will only sell fully vaccinated puppies and microchipped at 8 weeks old or older depending upon what vaccine was given. They specialize in breeding Frenchies with health problems such as hip dysplasia or blindness, which makes them easy to adapt to families looking for a companion or therapy dog. They offer several options for choosing what type of puppy you want: boy or girl; black or white; short-haired or long-haired; purebred or mixed breed; Labrador Retriever mix or standard poodle mix this option is only available if you live outside VA. The McCoy family started with two dogs—a male named Mac and a female named Piper. Their first litter consisted of three puppies: One male and two females. The second litter was a bit larger, with six puppies: Two males and four females. The third litter had seven puppies total: Four males and three females. Some are females only, others both male and female; some are purebred French Bulldogs, while others are crossbreeds mixing other breeds. Throughout all this time, Jackie McCoy has always focused on finding the right mix of personality traits in her dogs so they can be loved by everyone who comes into contact with them. The owner has been breeding Frenchies for over 20 years and has no other French bulldog breeders Virginia. They have had many litters of puppies over the years but are currently only breeding one litter per year. They do not open up for tours or meet visitors as more extensive facilities might, but they let visitors see the dogs at their homes or in a local park. The dogs are all born to parents registered with the American Kennel Club since birth and have been DNA tested to ensure that they are purebreds. The dogs are raised indoors in a free-range outdoor area with fencing so they can safely roam around when outside is too cold or too hot for them. However, most people purchase them as pets right away so they can start training immediately instead of waiting months after being purchased before training begins. They are located in Virginia and currently have two litters on the ground at any time. Their current focus is on Frenchies, but they can also take in other breeds. They only use certified genetic parents who have been tested for every health condition their puppies could inherit. This includes hip dysplasia and eye conditions like patellar luxation, which can affect the quality of life for your puppy if not caught early enough. The owner, Sueann Merrick, has been breeding Frenchies for over 20 years and has been thrilled with the results. Shenandoah Valley Bulldogs is located in Virginia but serves clients from all over. The dogs they raise are always kept indoors, where they can get plenty of exercise and playtime with each other. Shenandoah Valley Bulldogs also offers puppy training classes so owners can learn how to train their new pup without having to do it themselves this helps them avoid any potential accidents at home or in public. Shiloh French Bulldogs breed healthy and happy puppies of all sizes. They focus on producing well-balanced puppies in all aspects: health, temperament, conformation, and movement. The dogs at Shiloh are all purebred French Bulldogs, meaning they all share the same genetic makeup and bloodline. The owners do not use any other breeders or kennels for their dogs; instead, they only use them for breeding purposes. Shiloh French Bulldogs offers two different types of dogs: Standard and Miniatures. Both breeds are 25 pounds or under, making them perfect for families with children or small apartments. The Standard is a medium-sized dog, while the Miniature is smaller than the Standard but more significant than its companion breed, the Toy Poodle. Proper breeding practices and care is essential in order to get the French Bulldog your heart desires. We have answers. What should I know about French Bulldog puppies for sale near Hampton? French Bulldogs, often known as "Frenchie's" are a popular small breed of dog. They have short, fine coats that come in a wide variety of colors. French Bulldogs are usually friendly and enjoy interacting with people. They make for great family pets. It's important to know that the breed is susceptible to weight gain, so it's important to feed them properly and give them plenty of exercise. Additionally, temperatures that are too high or too low can cause difficulty for French Bulldogs, so it's a good idea to keep them in a temperature-controlled environment. How can I manage allergies with French Bulldog puppies for sale in Hampton? Managing allergies with French Bulldogs is best done by doing all you can to reduce allergen exposure. This may include washing your hands and clothing when coming into contact with your dog, ensuring your dog is groomed regularly to help reduce the shedding of allergens, and using a vacuum cleaner with a Hepa filter to reduce allergen particles from becoming airborne. Minimizing carpets and opting for hardwood flooring, frequent cleaning of fabric furniture, and using air purifiers can also help reduce allergens in your home. What should I feed Hampton French Bulldog puppies for sale? French Bulldogs should be fed a diet rich in nutrients, including proteins, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals, and water. A high-quality dog food that matches your pup's individual needs is the best option. Consider choosing a food with limited ingredients, high-quality proteins, and added probiotics to ensure the healthiest possible diet. How do I prepare to adopt French Bulldog puppies in Hampton? Preparing for your new French Bulldog begins with researching. Acquiring knowledge of the breed will help you understand its behavior, eating habits, exercise needs, and common health concerns. You should also make arrangements ahead of time for a veterinarian who specializes in French Bulldogs and ask your breeder for any information they can provide. You should also plan to buy the necessary items like food and feeding accessories, bedding, toys, and grooming products. Finally, set up an introduction between your pup and any other animals in the home. How fast do French Bulldogs for sale in Hampton grow? French Bulldog puppies are relatively small dogs and reach full-size adulthood around 8 to 10 months. Their size as adults can range from about 9 to 11 inches tall at the shoulders and weigh between 11 to 22 pounds. It also depends largely on the genetic makeup of the puppy and their diet. To ensure they stay within this range, puppies should be provided with regular veterinary checkups and a healthy diet. With proper care and nutrition, you can look forward to your puppy growing into a happy, healthy adult French Bulldog. Do French Bulldog puppies near Hampton like to swim? French Bulldogs are intelligent, cheerful, and friendly dogs that tend to get along well with people and other pets. While they don't have the same swimming chops as their more proficient swimming cousins, such as Labrador Retrievers, they often love splashing around in a pool or pond. Some French Bulldogs can even forget their fear of deep swimming and enjoy a full day in the water thanks to the right instruction. Generally, though, Frenchies prefer the shallower parts of pools or ponds, and love basking in the sunlight and going for gentle wades in shallow water. Do French Bulldogs in Hampton get along with other pets? French Bulldogs can generally get along with other animals, as long as proper introductions and socialization training are done. The right environment can ensure that any pet, including French Bulldogs, can learn to be comfortable with other animals. Keeping pets on a regular schedule can also help them become familiarized with each other. Proper supervision and patient teaching can help ensure that French Bulldogs and other pets get along and cohabitate happily. Socialization should start early in a French Bulldog's life, teaching them basic behaviors around other animals. How many minutes per day do I need to train Hampton French Bulldogs for sale? Training French Bulldogs requires commitment and dedication from ownership. The amount of time needed per day to train each dog varies greatly, as it depends on the age, breed, and energy levels of the pup. Generally speaking, however, French Bulldogs should receive at least thirty minutes of training per day, in order for them to become properly socialized and maintain their good behavior. This should include at least fifteen minutes of physical exercise and fifteen minutes of mental stimulation, such as activities like obedience or puzzle games.

They cherish the company of children and are quite comfortable with other animals and pets, especially if you have trained them to grow up together. These dogs are fond of people and love to be around them, and hence, it is tough for them to cope with solitude. They need the company of the owners, and in return, expect their care and attention. With all these graces and goodness, they are perfect for first-time dog owners. This large breed is comfortable living in apartments, provided you help them meet their regular exercise needs. Care Exercise These active dogs have a high level of energy, which they can burn down by sufficient amount of exercise. They also love swimming. But be present with them when they do. Take your GL out for a long brisk walk or a jog at least once a day, for a minimum of 30 min. This should not merely keep it mentally sound and physically fit, but would also strengthen the bond between you and your companion dog. Your dog would also appreciate if you indulge it in some everyday games. If you have an open yard, it can simply roam around freely, which should also add to its fitness activities. But make sure your yard is fenced and safe where you can easily free it from the leash. Grooming Use a rubber curry brush to groom it. If your dog has already started losing hair, we recommend that, you brush it daily. Otherwise, only a weekly session sounds good. This should remove all its dead and loose hairs. To avoid ear infections, do not forget to rinse the inside of their ears when they come out of the water. Also, take care of their teeth by brushing them every week to keep away possible plaque buildups. Because of their hefty built and other associated genetic factors, they are prone to a few issues like elbow and hip dysplasias, PRA Progressive Retinal Atrophy , diabetes, cataracts, and certain skin conditions that are especially prevalent amongst yellow labs including allergies, hotspots, dry skin, sun burns etc. Train it to socialize from a very young age, right after adoption. Let them know people and mingle with your children and other pets at home, and practice obedience. This should work. They would grow up to a happy dog without much anxiety and concern of its surroundings. Teach them tricks like retrieving, and enthuse them in agility games like flyball, Frisbee, etc. Do take the lead and let your dog follow you. But insist on sober and gentle training methods. Praise them as they succeed, give them treats, toys and gifts. However, if you choose dry dog foods, do stick to high-quality foods only, and those that are meant for the dogs of its size and energy. But divide the food into two equal meals. Although a playful pup sounds endearing, consider how many games of fetch or tag you want to play each day, and whether you have kids or other dogs who can stand in as playmates for the dog. Click here for more information on this characteristic Goldador Overview The idea was to create a working dog with the sensitivity of the Golden Retriever and the tolerance of the Labrador Retriever. It worked. Cross them, and the result is the unequivocally genial Goldador. Thanks to their easygoing nature and keen intelligence, Goldadors have proven outstanding guide dogs, service dogs, search and rescue dogs, therapy dogs, and bomb detection dogs. But like their parent breeds, Goldadors are happiest simply working alongside a person they love. Goldadors are active and require at least half an hour of daily exercise — most enjoy retrieving games as well as hiking and swimming. Training the eager-to-please Goldador is relatively easy — they come from a long line of dogs who work closely and willingly with people. This makes them an excellent choice for first-time owners, provided they get the exercise, structure, and positive reinforcement they crave. Goldadors are also a good option for families with children though they can be a bit rambunctious for toddlers , as they want nothing more than to be part of family activities. The ideal residence for a Goldador is a home with a fenced yard, but with regular exercise and companionship they can live and thrive in apartments and condos. Whatever his home, a Goldador should live indoors with his people. Goldadors are good family dogs and generally do well with children of all ages. The Goldador sheds moderately and requires weekly brushing. Goldadors require about 30 minutes of exercise per day. They enjoy being outdoors and can make excellent jogging companions. Although a house with a fenced yard is the ideal home for a Goldador, he can do well in an apartment or condo with proper exercise. Goldadors can be a good choice for first-time dog owners. Goldador History The Goldador was first developed more than a decade ago: the Labrador Retriever and the Golden Retriever were crossed with the hopes of creating a sensitive, tolerant working dog. The effort proved successful. At this time, there are no breed clubs or any efforts to create a breed standard for the Goldador. Goldador Size The Goldador is one of the few designer breeds with a fairly predictable size, as both parent breeds are large and similar in size and shape. The Goldador is usually 22 to 24 inches tall at the shoulder and weighs 60 to 80 pounds. Goldador Personality The Goldador is affectionate and loyal, alert enough to make an excellent watchdog, but too friendly to be an effective guard dog. His intelligence and desire to please render him highly trainable, and he responds best to positive reinforcement techniques. Socialization helps ensure that your Goldador puppy grows up to be a well-rounded dog. Goldador Health Goldadors are prone to certain health conditions. Some dogs show pain and lameness on one or both rear legs, but you may not notice any signs of discomfort in a dog with hip dysplasia. As the dog ages, arthritis can develop. Hip dysplasia is hereditary, but it can be worsened by environmental factors, such as rapid growth from a high-calorie diet or injuries incurred from jumping or falling on slick floors. Elbow Dysplasia is a heritable condition common to large-breed dogs. This can lead to painful lameness. Your vet may recommend surgery to correct the problem, or medication and weight loss to control the pain. Cataracts are an opacity on the lens of the eye that causes difficulty in seeing. The eye s of the dog will have a cloudy appearance. Diabetes mellitus is a disorder in which the body cannot regulate blood sugar levels. Blood sugar levels are regulated in part by insulin, which is produced in the pancreas. Glucose sugar is needed by the cells of the body to burn for energy; insulin is the key that lets the glucose into the cell. Without insulin, the glucose cannot enter the cell, so the cells are hungry even though there are high levels of glucose circulating in the blood. A diabetic dog will eat more food to try to compensate, but he will lose weight because food is not being used efficiently. Signs of diabetes are excessive urination and thirst, increased appetite, and weight loss. Diabetes can be controlled by diet and daily insulin injections. Progressive Retinal Atrophy PRA : This is a degenerative eye disorder that eventually causes blindness from the loss of photoreceptors at the back of the eye. PRA is detectable years before the dog shows any signs of blindness. Fortunately, dogs can use their other senses to compensate for blindness, and a blind dog can live a full and happy life. Both parents should have health clearances from the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals for hips, elbows, heart, and thyroid and from the Canine Eye Registry Foundation CERF certifying that the eyes are normal. Goldador Care The ideal home for a Goldador is a house with a fenced yard where he can play safely; however, he can do well in an apartment or condo if he gets daily walks or runs. Interested in dog sports? Goldadors make formidable competitors in agility and flyball. Mental stimulation is crucial as well. Teach your Goldador to fetch the paper or your slippers, practice obedience training regularly with him, and put his mind to work from time to time with an interactive dog toy. As with all dogs, positive reinforcement techniques praise, play, and food rewards work best with the Goldador. Goldador Feeding Recommended daily amount: 3. Note: How much your adult dog eats depends on his size, age, build, metabolism, and activity level. It almost goes without saying that a highly active dog will need more than a couch potato dog. For more on feeding your Goldador, see our guidelines for buying the right food , feeding your puppy , and feeding your adult dog. Goldador Coat Color And Grooming A Goldador should have the same double coat as a Labrador Retriever, with a short, thick, straight topcoat and a soft, dense undercoat some have a slight wave down the back. Weekly brushing with a rubber curry brush will remove dead hair, helping to keep it off your clothes and furniture. During seasonal shedding periods, however, daily brushing is recommended. Bathe your Goldador as needed, and be sure to give him a thorough freshwater rinse any time he goes swimming. The Goldador can be prone to ear infections, so check and clean the ears weekly. Other grooming needs include dental hygiene and nail care. Trim his nails once or twice a month, as needed. Handle his paws frequently — dogs are touchy about their feet — and look inside his mouth and ears. Goldador Children And Other Pets Goldadors are an ideal family companion and are generally gentle and loving toward children of all ages. As puppies, they can be a bit rambunctious and may knock over smaller children unintentionally, so close supervision is important. Social and easy-going, Goldadors do well with other dogs and pets, especially when raised together. Always teach children how to approach and touch dogs, and always supervise any interactions between dogs and young children to prevent any biting or ear or tail pulling on the part of either party. No dog, no matter how good-natured, should ever be left unsupervised with a child. Goldador Rescue Groups There are no official rescue groups for the Goldador, but this cross is frequently available at private and municipal animal shelters. More Info For You. Breed Title Goldador Puppies Temperament Goldadors are an amazing combination of the intelligence and trainability of the Labrador and the friendly, gentle personality of the Golden Retriever. With their outgoing, friendly character and sweet disposition, Goldadors make excellent family pets around children and other animals as they have a great aptitude for understanding people. In terms of temperament, these beloved pups are highly sociable but not overly boisterous or hyper; they enjoy playing fetch but rest just as happily on your lap or at your feet while you work. Golden Labrador Retriever Puppy Health Considerations Though generally very happy and long-lived — with an average lifespan of around years — our Goldadors for sale are not without their unique health concerns. Like every breed of dog, there are a few conditions you should be aware of before you consider purchasing one of our Golden Labrador Retriever puppies for sale. Understanding the risks allows you to know the signs and prevent small health concerns from turning into big ones. Finding a Golden Labrador puppy for sale from a reputable breeder can also dramatically — although, not eliminate — the risk of your dog developing some of these conditions. Depending on the climate they live in, Goldadors may need regular baths — however omitting shampoo once or twice a year will ensure their coat retains its natural oils. Finally it is recommended to check the ears regularly and trim nails as needed. Adopted Golden Labrador Retriever Puppies. Life Span Did You Know? The Golden Labrador is a designer dog breed that originated in the United States. They are a cross between a Golden Retriever and a Labrador Retriever. The goal was to combine these two highly popular breeds to create a dog that exhibits the best traits from both of them. A mixed dog breed can take after one parent breed more than the other or any combination of traits from the parent breeds. This can result in some variation among individual puppies. But, overall, a Golden Labrador is friendly, intelligent, energetic, and affectionate. Although this mixed breed is not recognized by the American Kennel Club, they are recognized by other notable organizations like the American Canine Hybrid Club and more. This large designer breed is characterized by their energetic personality and friendly disposition. Both of the parent breeds in this cross are open, friendly, and affectionate, so you can expect the same in your Golden Labrador puppy. They are very playful and get along fabulously with children, other dogs, and other pets. They may be alert enough to be a good watchdog, but they do not make good guard dogs. They are instinctually more interested in making new friends and getting attention than they are with anything else. They can have a slight prey drive, but most of the time, they are just curious and interested in playing and making friends. The Golden Labrador is a moderately adaptable dog breed. Their large size and energy tend to make them a better fit for larger homes with room to run. They can adapt well to apartment living as long as they are given enough exercise and mental stimulation. But, small spaces can be a challenge because they are large dogs that are so playful and energetic. Golden Labradors do well in just about any climate. As with most dog breeds, they are sensitive to heat and extreme cold. Because they love their families, thrive on attention, and get bored easily, they do not like to be left alone for long periods of time. As a mixed breed, a Golden Labrador can inherit the potential health conditions of one or both of the parent breeds. Although the Golden Labrador is a relatively healthy dog breed, there are some potential health conditions to be aware of. These include eye problems like progressive retinal atrophy and joint issues common to large dogs like patellar luxation and hip dysplasia. Like their parent breeds, the Golden Labrador can be prone to weight gain, which does put them at risk of diabetes later in life. Reputable breeders will screen their stock to ensure genetic conditions are not being passed on to puppies. Regular vet visits, proper nutrition, and sufficient exercise can help keep your dog healthy and reduce preventable diseases. Both of the parent breeds in this cross are highly intelligent and highly trainable, so the Golden Labrador should be no different. Eager to please their owners, these dogs pick up on things quickly and respond best to positive training methods focused on praise and reward. This dog breed, like both of the parent breeds, is a great fit for owners of all experience levels, including first-time dog owners. Their high energy can sometimes be a challenge, so you may want to consider puppy training and obedience classes. This designer dog breed may be called a Golden Labrador, but they can show up in many colors. A cream, yellow, or golden coat may be the most common, but a Golden Labrador can also have a black, red, or brown coat. It tends to be a dense double coat that is short or medium in length. This dog breed will shed moderately year-round with heavier shedding sessions twice a year as the seasons change. During seasonal changes, you may want to increase to daily brushing. Not only will this make your dog more comfortable, but it will also decrease the amount of loose fur that ends up around your house. In addition to coat care, you will also need to handle nail, ear, and dental care for your Golden Labrador. Floppy ears tend to trap more dirt, moisture, and debris, which makes them more prone to developing ear infections than ears that stick straight up. Unfortunately, this is often overlooked, which is why gum disease is one of the most common health issues in dogs. Beyond that, you can use vet-approved dental hygiene chews and treats and even a specially-formulated dental care diet to supplement your efforts. Getting them used to it early and keeping it a positive experience can make grooming a lot easier as your puppy grows into a big dog! Plus, it can become a bonding experience that your dog looks forward to. Golden Labradors are high-energy dogs. Daily walks, playtime, and some extra activity are generally enough for this dog to stay happy and healthy. But, they will probably tire out before you do! Their friendly nature makes the Golden Labrador a great fit for trips to the dog park. Try teaching your dog how to play frisbee. With their retriever background, it could become one of their favorite activities. You can also train your Golden Labrador for several dog sports like agility, dock diving, obedience, and more. A fully-grown Golden Labrador usually stands inches tall at the shoulder and weighs between pounds. A Golden Labrador generally lives years. Although Golden Labrador is the most popular name for this designer dog breed, they are also sometimes referred to as a Goldador or a Goldador Retriever. Featured Golden Labrador Article. They can have a range of different fur colors too, including yellow, chocolate, or black. These dogs are pretty cool, but you may not see them very often. So, you may be wondering — what exactly is a golden Labrador, and how are these stunning creatures any different from their fellow non-golden Labrador counterparts? Are these Labradors like some rare, special kind? To make things easier to understand, it is first best to describe these two different dog breeds. The Golden Retriever This dog is often mistaken for a golden Labrador. They are both different, however. The Golden Retriever is a large gun dog that has previously been used to bring waterfowl that have been shot to its owners when people have gone hunting. This is not their only purpose, though, Golden Retrievers often will be used as sniffer dogs, hearing dogs, guide dogs and sometimes are even used for things like search and rescue missions. They are the ideal family dog, and the Golden Retriever is actually known as the third most popular dog breed for families in the United States. They are fairly new dog breeds that have only been around for about a decade. They combine many of the characteristics of both Golden Retrievers and Labradors. These dogs are highly intelligent and are sometimes used in anti-narcotic work and bomb detection squads. Have a look at a chocolate Labrador and a yellow Labrador side by side. Again, look at the differences between a fox red Lab and a black Lab. You will find that the same can be said of the golden Labrador. Basically, a golden Labrador is like a yellow labrador that has a slightly golden tint to its coat. If you have a look at some yellow Labs, you will see that they can come in a range of different shades. Some of them can be fox red, pale yellow, light cream, white , and of course, golden. With that in mind, the golden Labrador is basically a yellow Lab that has a golden shaded coat. A quick search of the AKC website will tell you that you can find Labrador Retrievers in three different colors. That is yellow, black and chocolate. Basically, the golden color is somewhere in this spectrum of yellows. Seems logical! There is a very clear difference between the yellow Labrador and the golden Labrador since the golden shade of the coat really stands out. The coat shade is the only real thing distinguishing a golden lab from any other Labrador. They are the same in terms of temperament, size, and health problems. You will more than likely find a yellow shade Labrador, but golden ones in specific are much smaller in quantity. The pale yellow ones have been more popular since the s. They have double coats much like Labrador Retrievers. Much like Labradors and Golden Retrievers, these dogs are friendly, loving, loyal, and energetic, but they can also be somewhat stubborn! They are slightly lower maintenance than golden retrievers in many respects. The Golden Labrador, Golden Retriever, and the Goldador are quite intelligent, meaning that training them should be fairly easy and a lot of fun. Labradors usually have much shorter hair than Golden Retrievers, though they are still going to need brushing on a regular basis to ensure that their coat is healthy. These dogs also differ in terms of the shape of their muzzle. You will find a narrow and lean jaw on a Golden Retriever, whereas a Labrador Retriever has a wider nose. Frequently Asked Questions Do golden Labradors have a good temperament? Golden Labradors have a great temperament, just like other kinds of Labradors. They are happy dogs that are very affectionate and loving. They are fond of people and are fantastic both as family dogs and working dogs. Which Labradors are the smartest? Do golden Labs shed a lot? Golden labs do shed quite a lot, much like other Labradors. You will notice that they are shedding much more when they blow their coat, which happens approximately twice per year. Hopefully, you have a good vacuum cleaner! Do You Love Labs? We love the Labrador breed so much because they make an exceptional companion in the great outdoors. Here are some other interesting articles about Labradors you may want to read:.

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Black, fawn, apricot, and silver fawn Coat: Lifespan: years The Corgi pug mix is a cross between the Corgi and Pugs. This mixed breed dog is great for families, as they can be very friendly with kids and other pets. A Corgi pug mix will need exercise every day, but they are not overly active indoors so you don't have to worry about them getting bored either. Customize one for my puppy Characteristics of the Corgi Pug Mix The Corgi pug mix is a small dog, with the usual corgi traits of being strong and athletic. The dog can also be trained to help with tasks like retrieving items or playing fetch. This makes the dog great for families that have children who are still learning how to behave around animals—the Corgi pug mix will not be aggressive towards them, but it will still hold its boundaries when it needs to be disciplined. The loyal nature of this dog makes it ideal for families as well as single owners looking for companionship throughout their day-to-day life or at least until bedtime. History of the Corgi Pug Mix The corgi pug mix has been around for quite some time, but it wasn't until the last few years that this unique hybrid started to gain popularity. The origin of this breed is still unknown, but one thing is certain: whatever they are mixed with, they're adorable! Customize one for my puppy Corgi Pug Mix Appearance You may be interested to know that the corgi pug mix is a small dog, and this means that their appearance is a bit different from other breeds. They have short hair in many cases and are often described as having a round head, short nose and short body. As you can see, there are some common features between the two breeds that make up this hybrid: they're both small dogs with short coats or no coat at all , meaning that they don't need much grooming time throughout their lives. Corgi Pug Mix Personality Corgi pug mix dogs are affectionate, friendly and playful. They are also very intelligent, making them easy to train. Corgi pug mix dogs are great for families who want a dog that is loyal and loving but also enjoys being energetic and active. This mix will make a wonderful pet if you have kids too! Corgi Pug Mix Temperament Corgi pug mix are very loyal dogs, they are friendly and loving. They also have a very playful personality which makes them excellent companions for children of all ages. They love to play with the family and will be happy to follow you around the house, especially if you have a yard or an apartment with a balcony where they can spend time outside. The first place to start is at your local animal shelter. Many shelters have both dogs and puppies available for adoption, often at reduced prices compared with buying from a breeder or pet store. In addition to shelters, many breed rescue groups are always on the lookout for dogs from purebred parents like Pugs and Corgis. They may be able to help if you're interested in adopting a puppy or adult dog who has Corgi heritage in his family tree. If this is the case then it's worth contacting one of these rescue organizations before heading out on your search for an "official" Corgi-pug mix puppy because they might already have several available! Diet and Nutrition of Corgi Pug Mix Corgi pug mix dogs are prone to obesity, so they should be fed a healthy diet. A high quality dog food is a must for these mixes. Corgi pug mixes should eat three times a day, as much as they want at each mealtime but not leftovers from previous meals , and the right amount of food based on their weight. If your Corgi pug mix has gained too much weight, cut back on his daily portions until he achieves a healthy weight again. They love to cuddle, follow their owners around, and get lots of attention. Corgi pug mix are intelligent dogs that learn quickly so training them is easy if you have patience! Grooming these pets is also easy because they shed little hair compared with other breeds which means less cleanup afterward! Cons of Corgi Pug Mix One of the biggest cons of owning a Corgi pug mix is that they can be difficult to train. They're stubborn and independent, so you may have to spend more time than you'd like training them. Another con is that it may take your Corgi pug mix longer than other breeds to housebreak. This can be frustrating for both you and your pup as you try to figure out what works best for potty training! Finally, if you have an active lifestyle or are used to having a pet that sleeps all day, then this might not be the right breed for you because their energy level could become overwhelming at times. They're playful and energetic like the Corgi , but they also have the sweet, easygoing nature of their Pug parent. These dogs are very easy to train. If you've never owned a dog before or haven't had much experience training one, these can be great pets! Corgi pug mixes do well in small apartments or houses without yards. They don't require as much exercise as other breeds would need and love lounging around on your couch just like you do! First time dog owners will also find it easier to take care of this hybrid than purebreds because there aren't any special grooming needs or feeding schedules involved. Exercise Corgi pug mix dogs are energetic and require a fair amount of exercise. This dog needs more exercise than other mixed breeds because it has the energy of both a corgi and pug. If you have a Corgi pug mix puppy, start training them early and make sure they get regular walks outside. The best way to exercise this breed is through play time with their owner or another family member that can run around with them in the yard or park. Playing fetch or tug-of-war are great games to keep your pup active while still having fun! The benefits of exercising your dog include: improved cardiovascular health; decreased likelihood of developing bone problems like arthritis; better mental health dogs who get enough exercise tend not to be as depressed ; increased muscle tone which results in less fat build up on their bodies; increased lifespan potential due to reduced stress levels dogs who don't get enough exercise tend towards high stress levels. Training The Corgi pug mix has a lot of energy, so you should start training as early as possible. The sooner you start teaching these commands, the better your Corgi pug mixture will become at following them! Grooming The Corgi pug mix has a short coat, which means it's not as high-maintenance as some other dogs. It doesn't shed much and its hair is very smooth and shiny. However, because the Corgi pug mix is still a dog with fur, you will want to brush him or her regularly to keep the coat looking healthy and clean. Care Trimming their nails on a regular basis Keeping their ears clean and clear of any irritations or infections Keeping them in good health by keeping them on a healthy diet, giving them exercise and keeping them in a clean environment. This is a great dog for families. The corgi pug mix is good with children and other pets, as well as first time owners. They will make a great addition to your family. Corgi pug mix is not a purebred dog. Corgi pug mixes are crosses between Pugs and Corgis. The dog breeders who produce them do so for money, and they're not interested in producing healthy dogs or improving the breed. The only thing that matters to these breeders is making sure that their puppies sell for a high price. These organizations only recognize certain breeds of dogs as purebreds, while other types are considered mutts or mixed breeds by default. You can check sites like www. The Pug Corgi does not drool much and to avoid any dog odor that may arise is to keep his mouth and coat clean, though the Corgi Pug is not known to smell. Corgi Pug Mixed Health Problems Though considered to be healthy in general, the Corgi Pug Mixed can be susceptible to the diseases that both affect the pug and the corgi like: Brachycephaly. Since this breed is flat-faced thanks to its pug parent, pug corgi mixed can suffer from the Bradycephalic Airway Syndrome. It is because the flat face disturbs the nasal cavity of the dog causing it to compress which leads to difficulty in breathing. Hot weather or exercise can trigger this condition since the corgi mixed with pug has an intolerance for both. Another structural issue present in the pug corgi mix is a condition called Achondroplasia, referring to the shortened legs. Though many people find this attribute cute, it can put the hybrid dog at a higher risk of back and joint problems. Because of the said condition, the dog can also suffer conditions such as hip and elbow dysplasia and developmental disorders wherein the joints do not correctly develop which causes the early onset of arthritis. If the situation develops into something severe, it may lead to paralysis. Eye Problems. The Pug Corgi mix can also acquire glaucoma and cataracts which eventually can lead to blindness if no proper medical intervention made. As with most dogs, another problem that you need to watch out is obesity, mainly because the major health concerns of this mixed dog are problems with joints and airway issues. Pug Crossed with Corgi Food Requirements The quality and the amount of food that you will provide to your dog will have a significant influence on its life. Providing nutritious food can result in a healthy dog. Since the Corgi mixed with a pug is a small type of dog, one cup per day is ideal. Though both parents love to eat, the Corgi Pug is not different. You can leave them to free feed until the pup is three months old. Once it is over that age, switching to two meals per day of high-quality dry dog food that is appropriate for its age is enough. Since the pug and corgi require excellent food, mostly grain free and single-protein source diet is the best option for your pup. Here are some of the recommended food that you can buy: Orijen Adult Dry: It consists of whole meat products with no preservatives added. Mostly based on protein, this recipe also contains carbohydrates which are ideal for this mixed corgi breed. Aside from needing a variety of nutrients for their energy, there are also some fats and protein which is perfect for supporting their bones and maintaining their weight. Since pug mixed with corgi is prone to allergies, this is an excellent choice, because it does not contain fillers, preservatives, corn, soy, gluten, and wheat, which is easy on the digestive system. The recipe was created to support the five signs of Wellness that includes: Dental, a healthy coat, and skin, strong immune system and digestive health. It is filled with six natural ingredients which serve specific purposes benefiting for pug corgi nutrition. The said ingredients are ground white rice, natural chicken flavoring, brown rice, lamb, poultry fat and beet pulp. Aside from the protein and prebiotics that this dog food has, it also contains B vitamins and carbohydrates which can help your dog with its a busy lifestyle. Senior, gray-coated dogs require food that will satisfy their nutritional needs. Your pooch takes genes from two sides, at times highly different parents. This means you could also take into account buying the best dry dog food for small dogs or best large breed dry dog food. The same is true with the parent breeds of the Corgi Pug so that the energy level will not vary that is why an exercise is needed. The hybrid dog can live and adapt well in a condo or apartment living as long as you give the required daily activity. You can train the corgi pug within the confines of your home. Large spaces are not necessary for this hybrid dog to run around, a small background for it to play and explore is quite enough. If you take your dog to the park to socialize with the other dogs is also another great way to get your pug crossed with corgi the extra outdoor time plus an excellent way to get some fresh air too. Given the additional exercise and playtime can help you and your pug corgi to strengthen your bond and keep its mind well-stimulated. However, please take into consideration that the hybrid dog is not resilient when it comes to the weather condition. So, the corgi pug cannot tolerate extreme weather conditions and exposing them to this kind of temperature is not healthy for your dog. Your Porgi is an intelligent dog, and keeping them entertained and mentally active can help them in showcasing their traits. This hybrid dog, if not occupied, will sure to destroy things in the house within its reach. You can program the hub using your mobile phone with an app and select a variety of color-based puzzles. If your pet chooses the right answer produces a treat for them, making them motivated to be the master of the game while you are away. Though a bit pricey, it is worth to consider getting a Clever Pet. An interactive gravity-driven toy which is suitable for small to medium sized dogs. The iFetch Frenzy does not require any batteries or electricity comparing to iFetch and iFetch too, which is a little bit expensive. With the iFecth Frenzy, your dog will only drop the ball into the top and will roll out in a random direction from the base, keeping your dog entertained and happy. Outward Hound Hide-a-Squirrel Puzzle toy. Your Pug mixed with Corgi will love this with its squeaky plush toys that resemble a squirrel. It uses a combination of shapes, sounds, and textures to keep your pup entertained. All you need is to stuff the plushies into the tree trunk and watch it go crazy in trying to pull them out. With the Pug Corgi being a bit sensitive and has a tendency to get bored quickly, these toys can help them divert their attention to other stuff and instead keep the dog interested in other things like playing. Aside from getting the physical stimulation, he also requires mental training, too. However, make sure that the practice is not too repetitive. You also have to make yourself as a firm leader who takes training with your Corgi Pug seriously. So, make sure that training is exciting but have a firm and decisive approach. Here are a few tips to help you with training your hybrid dog: House Training. The same goes with all dogs; Corgi Pug needs to be appropriately trained to avoid any disasters in your home. Please pay attention to it when your dog usually goes to the bathroom and take it outside at least minutes before the usual bathroom time. Reward your pup if he successfully goes to the toilet in your backyard. With positive reinforcement, patience and consistency, your Corgi Pug will soon be potty trained. If there is a lack of socialization, the corgi pup may become fearful and more aggressive. Leash Breaking. As a responsible Corgi Pug owner, better to leash break them as soon as they get it. A nylon collar or flat leather is the best option to leash break it. Once leashed, you can now take your dog outside for a walk, preferably on your left side, and gently guide them to the direction that you want them to go. Being affectionate and loving dog is good to have around, also because of their fun-loving nature. Furthermore, it is also a smart breed, meaning training the dog is not that demanding, though sometimes the stubbornness will show, thanks to the Corgi side. Do remember that you stay firm and consistent in training the Porgi, but positively approach them. Though expect, especially if you have kids, that Corgi Pug has this herding instinct, so make sure to inform it that your kids are not herds to avoid any heel nipping and barking. You may think that bringing him into your family is the best choice you have made. These tiny puppies are seriously adorable, but they do need a home where they can get all their needs met. Corgi Pug mixes can be a little challenging when it comes to training, and in this respect, they take after their cheeky Pug parent. As with any hybrid breed, the puppies within a litter of Corgi Pug puppies may be quite different from each other. Some may have the personality of a Pug with the appearance of a Corgi, and other pups will be the complete opposite! Other puppies may blend the looks and personality of both parent dogs equally. The only way to be sure this is the right breed for you is to familiarize yourself with the characteristics of both the parent breeds, as well as the resulting puppies. Some Corgi Pugs need special care in summer. Pugs can have trouble breathing when the weather is hot and humid and when they over-exert themselves. The Corgi Pug is a relatively new mixed breed. Some mixed breeds, like the Labradoodle, have been around for years and years. Others, like the Corgi Pug mix, are a much newer addition. While none of these hybrid breeds are accepted for registration with the American Kennel Club, there are plenty of registries available for mixed breeds. Are These Dogs Good for Families? This can be a little unnerving, to say the least! A post shared by Idgie Cream miss. Whether you choose to feed them dry kibble , wet food , raw food , or even homemade food will depend on your preferences and budget. Your dog will likely let you know what they prefer! You can also get slow feeder bowls to help their food last longer. At these times, spending time indoors under the air conditioning is going to be a better choice for your pup! Remember to mix in training sessions as well, so your dog is physically and mentally exercised. But they can have an independent and slightly stubborn streak which means they may just switch off if they find a training session boring or think that there might be something more interesting happening somewhere else. They usually have a strong herding instinct due to their Corgi parent, so you need to train them to have a good recall. Anything that moves, including small children, may end up getting rounded up! Socialization from a young age helps Corgi Pugs become well-mannered in a range of situations. Puppy training classes are a great way to help your puppy learn commands, as well as how to interact with other dogs. Working with a trainer will also help you find the training techniques that suit your puppy the best. They may shed even more twice a year with the change of seasons, depending on where you live. Any of these may or may not be passed onto a Corgi Pug puppy. They will be able to talk you through the health tests that they carry out on the parent dogs. Minor Conditions. The dog DNA testing kit can be a huge help to fur parents like you because by being aware of those health problems, you can watch out for early symptoms and address the health issue right away. Listed below are the six 6 possible illnesses that your pooch can inherit from her parents. If your fur baby inherits the bulging eyes of a Pug, she is potentially at risk to suffer from any of the following: corneal ulcers, cataracts, entropion, progressive retinal atrophy, or dry eyes. The symptoms you need to watch out for are excessive eye tearing, white spots on the eyes, and frequent bumping into your furniture. Respiratory Problems Pugs belong to the brachycephalic dog breeds, meaning, they have flat faces, smaller skulls, and shorter nostrils. Sure, those squashed faces look so adorable but they are prone to suffer from breathing problems and heatstroke. To know if your Corgie Pug inherited the respiratory problems of her Pug parent, the signs to look for are excessive panting, reversed sneezing, loud breathing, and excessive snoring. Skin Problems Another problem that your Porgie dog can inherit from her Pug parent is skin problems. Pugs have sensitive skins making them prone to issues such as Pyoderma. This skin condition is common among dog breeds that have wrinkled skin because bacteria thrive well in between those wrinkles. The symptoms are flaky or swollen skin, excessive shedding, and pus. Hip Dysplasia The Corgi dog breed is prone to hip dysplasia , thus, your Pug Mixed with Corgi can inherit this painful condition. Hip dysplasia among Corgis takes a while to manifest and symptoms include swaying while walking or difficulty in standing up. Von Willebrand Disease This is a blood disease that your fur baby can inherit from her Corgi parent. So, if you see your pooch bruises easily and suffers from frequent nose bleeding, she could have inherited this blood disorder. Intervertebral Disc Disease This is one of the concerning issues that your Corgie Pug can inherit from her Corgi parent. It is a spinal cord problem that is common among Corgis because of their long backs. The signs to look out for are discomfort while walking and her refusal to go down and up the stairs. If left untreated, it can lead to nerve damage and paralysis. Porgi breeder Finding a healthy Corgi Pug Mix puppy is only possible if you will deal with ethical breeders. Puppies that you find at pet stores may be more affordable but they may be products of puppy mills, meaning, these puppies may not be healthy both physically and emotionally. Reputable and responsible Porgi breeders stress the importance of taking care of the breed. Hence, they conduct DNA testing before breeding to reduce the chance of passing on gene-specific diseases. Plus, reputable breeders will provide buyers with copies of the health certificates of the parents. In this way, buyers are assured that the Porgi puppies are of good quality. Aside from breeders, you can also consider getting a Corgi Pug Mix puppy from adoption and rescue centers. Regardless of your choice, the puppy preparations are the same for both sexes. Be it a male or a female, all Pug Corgi Mix puppies are very curious about their new surroundings. They will sniff and chew on anything, thus, puppy-proofing your home is a must. This means covering the electrical wires, transferring your fragile and breakable objects, and also placing a doggie fence so your new pup will not wander around and get lost. And, depending on where you live, your state may require you to spay your pooch unless you will breed her or you plan on joining her in dog competitions. The other doggie expenses you have to spend on are food and water bowls, a dog bed , collar, retractable dog leash , grooming tools, and dog food and training treats. Corgi Pug Mix for adoption and rescue centers There are millions of dogs that are given up by dog owners because of various reasons. As a dog lover, you can do your share by adopting a dog either from an adoption site or from a shelter. You can also help lower the demand for puppies that are produced from puppy mills by getting a dog from adoption or rescue centers. Pug Planet Pug Rescue petfinder. If you find a dog you like, the first step of the adoption process is to send them an email. We found two trusted breeders whom you can get information from and find out if they currently have Pug Corgi Mix puppies for sale. You can find Circle Heart Corgis circleheartcorgis. They may have Corgi Pug Mix puppies for sale or they may know of a trusted breeder who has Pug Corgi Mix puppies for sale. There are also Pug Mixes for sale at Lancaster Puppies lancasterpuppies. If you found the Corgi Mix puppy that melts your heart, shipping can be arranged or you can meet the breeder halfway. Finding a healthy Pug Corgi Mix for sale Would you rather get an older dog than a puppy? If yes, this section is all about finding adult and healthy Corgi Pug Mix for sale. At Pickwick Pugs pickwickpugs. Some of the adult dogs for sale have produced quality puppies and are now being retired from breeding. Corgi Pug Mix: Pros and Cons One of the main reasons why there are millions of dogs being given up by owners is the lack of information about the dog breed. A lot of times, getting overwhelmed with the needs of the dogs as well as the cost of caring can be too much to handle. This is why we created a table of the advantages and disadvantages of owning a Corgi Pug Mix so potential owners like you can decide if this mixed dog breed is the one you are looking for. Pros Very friendly even to house guests. Prone to heatstroke. The Corgi Pug, also called a Porgi, is a mixed breed that has been making waves in the world of dog breeds. These pups are a cross between two cute and adorable breeds, the pug and the corgi. What is a Porgi dog? Porgi Dogs are a cross between Corgis and Pugs. They enjoy interaction with their human companions, especially when it comes to games and walks. Basic Breed Info The pug corgi mix is an adorable, social companion breed that loves everyone. This is because more than different genes affect what a puppy will look like in terms of coat color and patterning, ear sizes, personality traits. They are a crossbreed between their parent breeds the Pembroke Welsh Corgi and the Pug. They were originally bred for cattle and sheep and are still used as such today. Corgis are easily identifiable by their short, stubby legs, long body and short tail. They make great family pets and are protective of their owners. They are brilliant and friendly but can sometimes be stubborn. Since they are smart and love to please, they are easily trained. Meaning any bad habits can quickly be nipped in the bud early on. Their wrinkled bodies and short noses make them one of the cutest dog breeds out there. Pugs are friendly and smart. Sometimes they are stubborn, just like corgis. They tend to overheat and need plenty of time outside for exercise, which makes strenuous activities difficult for them. They get along great with other pets too! The pug parent side gives them longer legs than most Corgis have, while the Corgi side provides them with slightly longer snouts than pugs. This offers a nice combination of the two and a more proportional dog. They tend to look more pug-like with pug coloring but have more floppy ears and fluffier tails. They are also very curious animals! Since they are half corgi, they sometimes have herding instincts. Because of this, they are protective and loyal. They are sometimes found to paw and nip at smaller children. This can usually be remedied with early training. Since they are very loyal and family is super important to them, they can be prone to separation anxiety. This means that those often at work with no one else at home may run into issues. Overall, Porgis are very loveable, affectionate dogs that make wonderful family pets that want to please their humans. Energy Level The corgi pug mix breed is a good choice for an active family. The Porgi has a moderately high energy level and requires daily exercise to stay healthy and happy. Usually, a good walk outdoors will sufficiently cover their day-to-day needs. Since they are small, indoor play and exercise is easily accomplished for those rainy days. Grooming Needs The Corgi Pug mix does require some regular grooming. They have a short coat, but they are not a hypoallergenic dog. They shed often. For Porgis, daily grooming is necessary. This includes brushing their fur to remove any dead or loose hair and combing them out to get all of the tangles out. But they do require regular oral hygiene. This means brushing their teeth a few times a week. It will help prevent dental issues in the future. Lastly, make sure to keep their ears clean. Dog with floppy ears, like the sweet little Porgi, are prone to ear infections. Regular cleaning can help prevent unnecessary problems. Nutrition Much like their Corgi parent, the Porgi mix is at high risk for obesity. They love food and make it apparently clear they have no problem eating you out of house and home. Only feed them once or twice a day. Their stubbornness and curiosity may make them more difficult to train than other dog breeds. However with consistent training sessions and lots of loving, positive reinforcement, you should have little long term problems. Health Risks There are some health risks that Corgi Pug mix can be predisposed to. Things like hip dysplasia and degenerative disc disease are common ones. They are also more prone to vision issues which include cataracts and glaucoma as older dogs. Due to an increased chance of obesity, as mentioned earlier, they may be predisposed to health conditions associated with being overweight. Frequently Asked Questions This fun breed tends to come with a lot of questions. Here are the most common concerns dog lovers have about the Corgi Pug mix breed. However, they can be a little difficult to find. The cost will depend on the type of breeding and whether or not it is a private breeder or if you are purchasing from a pet store with their in-store prices. If you plan on purchasing one, make sure to only buy from an ethical, reputable breeder. You can get lucky sometimes and find an adorable little Porgi for adoption online or check out local shelters. You never know what adorable little pup may be out there. Corgi Pugs have an average life expectancy of around 12 to 14 years. They may be small in size, but they are known for their long lives! Of course, this all depends on the care they receive, their nutrition and exercise and most importantly, love. Some Corgi pug puppies do not live as long because of genetic health issues or being born with poor immune system function. Check-ups with your veterinarian can help make sure your Porgi lives the healthiest life it can. The best climate for Corgi Pugs are temperate climates. As mentioned before, the Cogri Pugs are prone to overheating. Nice neutral temperatures tend to suit them best. Porgis are a great family dog and do well with older children and busy households. They will quickly become a loved family member.

Is your Labradoodle chewing on the brand new sofa set? Labradoodles are fluffballs of energy and can seem overwhelming to control. They are naturally known to have an optimistic and passionate outlook towards life. In their early stages as a puppy and adolescence, their energies are the most heightened and at their peak. A Labradoodle is not considered fully grown until around there years of age, and this is when you can expect them to calm down. But, when they begin to grow up, mainly between the ages of two and three, and enter adulthood, they tend to calm down and become relatively in control of themselves. However, if their erratic and crazy behavior is not looked into, they might continue being active and overly excited into their mature, senior years. Puppyhood The first five months of your Labradoodle are their puppyhood phase. This is probably the most adorable stage of their life when they are still getting used to all the attention and affection. They begin to form strong associations with people and objects, which is a prime reason why you might often find them active and hopping around in glee. This is also the best time to expose your babies to new experiences, train them through positive reinforcement, and bond with them. Adolescence Do you remember your adolescent years when you were either sleeping on the couch or were caught making mischief? The period of adolescence for a Labradoodle lasts for about two years, usually starting when the dogs are about 5 to 6 months of age. At this stage, your Labradoodle is either bored and sleeping or hyperactive — there is no in-between. And, because this is the time when their hormones kick in, they are always jumping around, chewing everything that comes in their contact, and basically having the time of their lives. A Labradoodle running on the beach 3. Adulthood Your dogs are finally fully grown and mature when they enter adulthood. This stage usually begins when the dog hits three years of age. At this stage, the most crucial aspect to look into is their diet and weight. If not correctly taken care of, your Labradoodle can become fat and unhealthy in no time. If you trained your friend adequately during the first two stages of their life, you would start to observe a noticeable change in their behavior. Because they grow both mentally and physically, they are likely to become more calm and composed. Middle Age You should expect your dog to enter into the middle-age phase when they are about seven years old. Your dog will have both active and inactive days. They have transitioned into a mature stage of their life, so a drop in their excitement level is to be expected. As a pet parent, you must ensure to start taking care of their health and well-being a little more cautiously. They will become prone to developing common ailments and will require extra care and warmth. Senior Age When your dog hits the ripe old age of 10 to 12 years, they will enter the last, most crucial stage of their lives — old age. You will observe that your dog will considerably slow down and will develop habits that will be challenging to take care of. However, this is also the stage when they need your most attention. This is the time for you to return all the years of unconditional love they have given you, and more. Do you have a standard, miniature, or toy cross? The smaller breeds will mature quickly but live longer. And the older breeds will live a relatively shorter period. Puppies of any breed are expected to act crazy and excited. They have a lot of pent-up energy and excitement inside them, and they are always finding ways to release that. Labradoodles are considered more intelligent than most other dog breeds. They are very sharp and have excellent hunting abilities. This is one primary reason why they seek to learn and discover new things right from a very early stage. They are curious creatures that love being out in open spaces. Now, if they are to be suddenly confined within the four walls of your house, they will obviously look for ways to release their energies inside the home. This often tends to make them more hyperactive and agitated than usual. If your labradoodle is a rescue dog, it is likely for them to be coping with past traumas or because they have been conditioned or bred to behave in this manner by their previous owners. Labradoodles tend to jump around in excitement when they are trying to grab your attention. The issue of hyperactivity in Labradoodles can stem from a lack of proper stimulation. If your dog gets bored of their daily routine and has nothing new and exciting to look forward to, they can become hyperactive and often display destructive behaviors. Lack of social interaction with other dogs and people around them can also make Labradoodles hyperactive. They might suffer from hyperkinesis or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder ADHD. Signs Of Hyperactivity In Labradoodles If you want to hit the dog-parent jackpot, it is crucial that you keep your eye open to the following signs of hyper activeness in your furry friend before they turn into more serious implications: Even in familiar situations, you will find your dog overly excited and unable to relax. They will have a short attention span and will be unable to pay attention or concentrate on the smallest of things. They will display bouts of impulsiveness in their behavior. They will lack the ability to socialize with other people and pets around them. They will frantically move or fidget around. This includes running madly in circles, trying to catch their own tail. And an excellent way to display your love for them is by dealing with them with care when they are hyper and a little more excited and naughty than usual. Here are several tips that you can follow to control your dog when they engage in uncontrollable behaviors. This is where exercising comes into play. Walking You cannot keep your dog locked in the house the entire day. One walk per day is the least they require. You can take them to a nearby park or for mountain hikes; they will equally enjoy both. Swimming Labradoodles are water babies. They are bred from Poodles and Labradors, and both these breeds are excellent swimmers. Therefore, Labradoodles leave no chance to enjoy and play around in pools. Play a game of fetch, a nose-work game, or the old and classic hide and seek — outdoor games add the element of fun to exercising, something your dog will be excited for every day. Many of these collars are packed with essential oils that help to calm a dog down when they are anxious. Plush toys The motive of plush toys is to eliminate the risk of separation anxiety that tends to develop in a dog. They are the ultimate cuddling buddies for your pets that provide comfort, aid, and keep them calm. Calming beds Lack of sleep tends to make dogs anxious and hyperactive. If you want to create a soothing environment for your Labradoodle where they can relax and calm themselves down, a calming bed would be a great choice. These beds are specially designed to provide your pet with a sense of security and safety. Training Training a dog is no joke. It is the best way to instill good behavior in your Labradoodle, both physically and mentally. Teach your dog to carry themselves well and be in control of their emotions through reward-based training. Discourage their hyperactive behavior, but never punish them for the same. Understand that being hyperactive is a part of growing up. If you punish them and instill fear in them, they may never bond with you or emote themselves properly. Whenever you feel your dog is calmer than usual, make sure you encourage their behavior. Reinforce calmness in them by showing them affection and love. Reward them with their favorite treat every time they show good behavior. Some Additional Tips: Maintain a set routine for your dog. Having a specific time set aside for eating, walking, or playing will help limit their energy to certain times of the day. Before you try to calm your labradoodle, make sure you manage yourself. Never yell, shout, scream, or show any anger or aggression toward your Labradoodle. This type of negative behavior will only make the situation worse. A rich Apricot coat Labradoodle at the groomer. So Why Choose A Labradoodle? Even though handling a Labradoodle may feel like a lot of work, there are so many reasons why I believe Labradoodles are one of the best dogs to have. The joy of being a Labradoodle parent is unexplainable, and you can only know it by experience. Labradoodles are incredibly friendly and social dogs; they even love swimming, making them great outdoor buddies! Labradoodles are also an excellent choice for those allergic to dogs as they are hypoallergenic and do not shed fur. Not only that, Labradoodles make excellent therapy dogs for people who have autism, depression, or other mental or physical disparities. The sociable, loving, and empathetic traits make them one of the best candidates for therapy dogs. Final Words A calmer pet means a more relaxed you. It is just a phase, and it too shall pass. I hope you now have more clarity on what age Labradoodles calm down. Everything is paw-sibble with a bit of love and warmth. Happy dog-parenting! My wife and I love playing with our active miniature Labradoodle Max. We want all Oodle puppies to be healthy and happy, have lots of fun and be part of the family. Load More. Using these methods will not be as effective without a schedule. A Labradoodle requires quite a bit of exercise , and too little will cause them to be restless. Adult Labradoodles need about 60 minutes of exercise a day. And puppies need around 90 minutes per day. Any pet would go mad and get extremely restless if they are locked up for too long. Doodles love to run and play Training Training is the best thing you can do for your furry friend. If not, it will take longer, or perhaps you will never succeed. There are plenty of ways to train your Labradoodle. You can be economical and watch free training videos on YouTube, spend some money to get someone to train your dog, or you can pay for dog training lessons where you can tag along with your Doodle. Here is a site that could help you to get started with the training process. You might be asking how can training help to how calm my Labradoodle? This seems like such a weird take to me as even humans need some guidelines to live by. We practice and hone our skills to be disciplined in many different areas. This is something that helps us find purpose and satisfaction in our lives. Dogs are by nature extremely loyal, and training really brings out their personality and skills to a point that allows them to be the best version of themselves. Playtime and Attention Generally playing and giving plenty of attention to your dog is a great preventative method to help a Labradoodle calm down. This scheduled time should be catered towards loving your pet and giving it plenty of quality time. Make sure that you have a specific set of things your furry friend loves to do. As an example, my brother-in-law gives his Labradoodle massage every other day. Dogs notice when something is different. This is why if something happens to you or someone else near them, they will know because things change and they can sense that. What if your dog is overly energetic? You have to really read your pet and get to their level. Dogs are living, breathing creatures, after all, so you must treat them as such. What is the effect of spaying or neutering your Labradoodle? There is also the option to spay or neuter your Labradoodle. Most dogs, and other animals in general, will typically calm down after getting fixed. Some things that you should do consistently when raising your Labradoodle to help decrease their energy level can be: Setting and maintaining a good diet Exercising your Labradoodle properly Spending time with your Labradoodle and introducing him or her to new people and animals Rewarding desirable behavior Some of My Favorite Products For Dog Owners I hope this article has helped you just a bit in everyday life as a dog owner. These links are affiliate links, so if you do end up using the links, I will earn a commission. Dog Food: Every dog needs to eat correctly, and finding the best food for your dog can be challenging, as the market is absolutely flooded with products. Labradoodles have a great personality, they are gentle around children, and they are generally an excellent family dog. The Labradoodle is a real personality and will be an energetic member of your family. Company is guaranteed when you adopt a Doodle — they will be glued beside you when they can unless they notice something including food nearby. They love to chill out and cuddle with you once they have used some of their energy. Their love and devotion is plentiful and never pauses. There are methods to calm a Labradoodle so that you remain in control of the dog, and it is worth the effort to follow the steps. It is important that you are always in control of your dog. If things start getting out of hand, you will have to step in and calm down your dog promptly. When they get too excited, they tend to lose control of themselves which can frighten a young pup, and they will need your help to get themselves under control again. Put your dog in a training harness so that you can swiftly attach a leash and start walking your dog in a calm and refreshing manner. This method will help your dog relax and will calm them when they are being overly goofy. Change the way you behave around your dog. Excited greetings, high pitched noises or rewarding your dog when they jump all over the place will only intensify their excitement. Beware of rough play as it may over-stimulate your dog and you risk it getting out of hand and your dog might start to bite or snarl. Provide many different activities for your doodle — they need to feel busy so take them hi k ing , let them fool around in a pile of leaves, or allow them to paddle at the beach or swim in a lake. Show your dog how to relax. The perfect time to slow things right down is during grooming and using a soothing brushing of their thick coat. Being Calm Can Defuse an Overexcited Dog A dog will usually follow your lead, so if you are overly excited, noisy and bouncing all over the place, they will copy you. And this also applies the other way round, so if you can remain calm they will typically follow your lead. Here are some Doodle-calming techniques: When your Doodle is excited and being rowdy, avoid any physical play. This will only excite them even more. Instead, you should back off, remain calm and talk quietly. Reward them when they are calm and quiet. A lot of owners tend to overlook this point but it can prove a powerful tool when raising a Labradoodle. When they sit obediently at your side and patiently waiting for your attention, reward them with some kind of treat for their effort. Is a Labradoodle the Right Dog for You? They are a highly intelligent dog, kind-spirited, good-natured, and very eager to please. The Labradoodle puppy will grow into a rather large and solid dog and they do require training. Blessed with a loyal, affectionate nature and patience, especially around children, makes the Doodle an ideal family friend. But as with all youngsters, they can prove to be quite a handful and you will have to be their guide and watch them through their puppy years. What to Remember When Choosing a Labradoodle Although they are rowdy and extremely energetic as puppies, with enough patience and training they will become reliable and loving companions, and they are also a top choice for a service dog, as they love human leadership and interaction. Other noteworthy points to consider: Your cute and fuzzy puppy will grow into a large dog. Doodles are active dogs, they require exercise, especially when young. Training is crucial for this energetic dog — they must know who the boss is. Expect them to get into trouble in their puppy years as they are fearless and will try anything. A perfect dog for a family with children, as the Labradoodle forms a strong bond with their family. This dog will have to be a vital part of the family or you will end up with a barker on your hands. The Labradoodle loves food and eating in general, make sure you control their diet or they will eat almost anything. The Doodle is easy to train, you can teach them pretty much trick you can think of. Cuddly and soft, this breed is patient, affectionate and full of personality. The Doodle can adapt to both town and country living if they have a fenced yard to explore they will absolutely thrive. A larger dog typically takes longer to mature than a smaller dog. The popularity of the Labradoodle breed is growing every year, and this achievement is proof of their wonderful nature and personality. Final Words Most Labradoodles are sociable dogs and their tails will start wagging like crazy the moment they meet anyone. They adore any attention and cuddling. Training and keeping them occupied are the secrets to a perfect Labradoodle. Give them a job, and they will be the happiest dog on the block. But remember to not overfeed them or they will easily become overweight. These links are affiliate links, so if you do end up using the links, I will earn a commission. Dog Food: Every dog needs to eat correctly, and finding the best food for your dog can be challenging, as the market is absolutely flooded with products. They simply radiate joy and have a real zest for life, and their energy and enthusiasm are infectious. That said, they can also be tiring! Are Labradoodles Hyper? Each dog has a unique personality, but, in general, Labradoodles are highly energetic and playful dogs, which is a big part of their appeal. This is because the dogs they descend from—the Poodle and the Labrador Retriever—are both intelligent, energetic breeds with high exercise needs. These traits meant that both the Labrador Retriever and the Poodle were historically put to work as water hunters. On the other hand, your Labradoodle might become hyperactive if they have too much pent-up energy. Image Credit: aukalou, Shutterstock According to the PDSA, neutering or spaying will only calm your dog down if their hyperactivity has a hormonal cause. For example, if they have a habit of humping other dogs, people, or even objects, neutering can reduce this behavior. So, your Labradoodle is all grown up and you love their exuberant personality, but their bounciness and excitability are causing chaos around the house. So, what can you do? Getting your Labradoodle out and about exploring the local dog park, forest, or anywhere they can stretch their legs is one of the best ways to make sure they release all that pent-up energy. Walks in the park and forest are also mentally and socially stimulating for your Labradoodle, as there are lots of interesting new smells to sniff and plenty of people and dogs to meet. If your Labradoodle is still a young puppy, you should avoid exercising them too much, as their joints are still in development. Stick to a few brief walks per day and avoid strenuous activities to help protect their joints and bones. If you spot your Labradoodle in a calm state like this, drop them a little treat. Simply drop the treat in front of them and walk away to show them that being calm and relaxed is a good thing. Have a few treats in your hand to offer when they do this to encourage more of the same behavior. Related Read: 10 Best Harnesses For Labradoodles Look Out for Signs of Anxiety If your Labradoodle is often amped up, keep an eye out for signs of canine anxiety , as this may make it difficult for them to settle. Signs include: Panting. This is a lot of fun at times, as they seem to radiate joy and playfulness. But, when they reach a particularly hyperactive phase as they grow, it can become a little bit overwhelming. So, when do Labradoodles calm down? They do usually calm down. The process is quite gradual but might start happening at around one year. Just how quickly your Labradoodle calms down depends on a variety of different factors. These include size, gender, and the environment it is brought up in. But, in general, it is safe to assume that your Labradoodle will have calmed down by two or three years old. Keep in mind that there is a difference between an energetic dog and one that is experiencing an abnormal bout of hyperactivity. Labradoodles are energetic dogs by nature and they may never be as calm as some other dog breeds. Labradoodles are very active dog breeds, and those unfamiliar with them might be unsure if their Labradoodle is overly energetic for the breed or if they have already calmed down as much as they are going to. You can look for some things that indicate they have not calmed down yet. A Labradoodle, particularly a puppy, that is still going through an abnormally hyperactive phase may not be able to sit still for long periods of time. They may also bite and growl excessively and constantly want your attention. You may also notice that they do not interact well with other dogs and often must be corrected more than once. Each Labradoodle is different, so if you are unsure, try to get in contact with other owners from the same litter, or ask your breeder. Causes of Hyperactivity in Labradoodles Labradoodle outdoors Although going through a particularly energetic phase is a natural part of your puppy growing and becoming curious and excited about the world around it, its hyperactivity may be exacerbated by other factors. Here are some things that you should consider. Lack of Exercise The most likely cause of hyperactivity in your Labradoodle is a lack of exercise. Exercise can be difficult when your puppy is young, and you are trying not to put too much pressure on their joints, but it is critical that they are given enough, otherwise, that excess energy will appear elsewhere. You can read more about exercising your Labradoodle in our article: Labradoodle Exercise Requirements for Health and Happiness. Boredom Labradoodles are very clever dogs. Unfortunately, this means if your Labradoodle is not given enough challenges or attention, it may get bored. This is where you may notice that they start to display the typical characteristics of hyperactivity, such as destructive behavior. Separation Anxiety Poodles, and by association, Labradoodles, are bred to work well with people. This means that they can become deeply attached to their owners and struggle with separation anxiety if left alone for long periods of time. In my experience, this anxiety can often translate to excessive energy when you arrive home and a lot of trouble while you are gone. This includes, but is not limited to, being excessively vocal or eating your furniture. Health Issues There are certain endocrine or hormonal issues that Labradoodles may struggle with, which may affect their energy levels. In many cases, these only present in older dogs but in some cases, issues may appear in puppyhood. One example is if a tumor is present in the adrenal gland in the kidneys. Genetics Labradoodles are just genetically set up to be energetic. Both the Labrador Retriever and the Poodle are working breeds and need a lot of attention and exercise to stay happy. The Labradoodle is no different. If show line parents are used in breeding, you may have a far calmer Labradoodle. But if working line parents were used, you should be prepared for a far more energetic dog, even later in life. Tips to Get Your Labradoodle to Calm Down Labradoodle Sitting on a Bench Whether your Labradoodle is just going through an energetic puppy phase or if something else is causing an increase in energy levels, you can do some things to help calm it down. Each tip can work on its own, but they are most effective when they are all combined and done regularly. Be Calm Yourself If you are super excited, this can rub off on your Labradoodle. A lot of people have issues, particularly when they arrive home or when guests enter their homes. If you run around excitedly and give your Labradoodle a lot of attention every time you step through the front door, or if you allow guests to do the same, your Labradoodle will become a little more hyper the next time someone arrives home. It can be difficult, but try to calm yourself and those around the Labradoodle. Provide Enough Exercise Labradoodles have varying exercise requirements, especially as puppies. Try to give them five minutes of exercise for every month they have been alive, though. My personal favorite is swimming. Puppies and senior dogs can do quite a lot of this without risking injury, and it tires them out. Or why not set up a simple agility course with one of these kits or try this Flirt Pole Toy for a game of tug-a-war you can easily use in your backyard or indoors on a rainy day. Mental Stimulation How much has your Labradoodle had to think through recently? Is your puppy mentally drained? If not, try giving him some mentally stimulating activities. My dog likes puzzles like this one but figures them out very quickly. These can also be expensive for some people. You can even play hide and seek with your dog! With working dogs especially, giving the dog a job is mentally fulfilling. Consider having your Labradoodle clean up its toys or carry an item for you. Socialization Puppies can be very hyper around other dogs. Socializing with your Labraddole regularly will help teach him manners and take the edge off their excitement. Additionally, the energy that they expend when playing with another dog can really tire them out and mentally stimulate them all at once. Then, there is socialization with other people and introducing them to new environments. Doing this regularly takes the novelty away and makes for a generally calmer Labradoodle in all situations. Obedience Training Labradoodle puppy with a harness Along with exercise, obedience training is arguably one of the most effective things you can do to help your Labradoodle calm down. If you do obedience training at home, your dog will learn to listen to you and follow commands. If you move on to an obedience school or even just training in a park, they will learn to listen to you even when they are very distracted and want nothing more than to run around like a hurricane. Although it is important for your dog to learn commands, you will likely benefit the most from the relationship that you build with your Labradoodle through obedience training and the eager-to-please nature that your Labradoodle will quickly hone. Related Reading:. Pet Keen is reader-supported. When you buy via links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission at no cost to you. Learn more. Usually, a Labradoodle will start to settle down when it reaches adulthood, between years old. Are Labradoodles Hyper? Labradoodles can be high-energy. They love to run and play, and they need plenty of exercise. Depending on the size of your pup, daily walks or runs can help keep them active and healthy. Image Credit: Chedko, Shutterstock Understanding the Breeding As a hybrid breed a mix between a Labrador Retriever and a Standard or Miniature Poodle, Labradoodles can exhibit a variety of personality traits that depend on their genetics. Typically, a Labradoodle will start to settle down when it reaches adulthood — typically between 1 to 3 years old. During this period, you may notice your pup become less active and more relaxed. Depending on the individual dog, this stage can last for several months, up to a year or more. Consistency and patience are key to helping your Labradoodle learn how to manage their energy in a positive way. Taking your Labradoodle puppy to puppy classes, dog parks, and other socialization opportunities can help them burn off energy in a constructive way and learn how to positively interact with other dogs and people. Additionally, providing plenty of opportunities for physical exercise, such as walking, running, or playing ball, can help your Labradoodle stay healthy and happy — and may even tire them out enough to calm down in the evening. As an added bonus, the procedure also helps with population control and can even improve their lifespan. The Adult Years Eventually, your Labradoodle will transition into adulthood — usually around 2 years of age — and their energy level should start to settle down. Collecting cues or noticing when your dog does something desirable, like laying down peacefully or playing calmly with a toy, can help you reinforce these behaviors with praise or treats. This can create a negative association between your Labradoodle and you. While it may be frustrating to deal with a rambunctious Labradoodle, remember to be patient and consistent in your training — your dog will eventually learn how to manage their energy in a more calm and positive way. Play active games: Games like fetch, tug-of-war, or hide-and-seek can help burn off excess energy in a fun way. Take them swimming: Swimming is a great way to burn energy and have fun, plus it can help strengthen their muscles. Attend puppy classes: Puppy classes are an excellent way to socialize your Labradoodle and teach them basic obedience commands that can help keep them under control when they get too excited. Offer interactive toys: Toys like Kongs or puzzles can help keep your pup entertained by stimulating their mind as well as providing something for them to chew on. Give them a job: Giving your Labradoodle tasks such as carrying items in a backpack or fetching things from around the house will help keep their minds active and burn off excess energy. Provide them with plenty of playtime: Spending quality time playing with your pup is a great way to bond, plus it will help keep them happy and mentally stimulated. Make sure they get enough sleep: Just like humans, dogs need to get enough rest in order to stay healthy and happy — try setting up a regular sleeping schedule for your Labradoodle if you can! However, generally Labradoodles calm down when they reach adulthood. By following the tips outlined in this article, you can help your Labradoodle transition from a rambunctious puppy to a well-behaved, happy adult dog. Remember to be patient, consistent, and loving — and your dog will learn how to calm down in their own time. A Canadian expat, Nicole now lives on a lush forest property with her Kiwi husband and new baby daughter in New Zealand. She has a strong love for all animals of all shapes and sizes and particularly loves a good interspecies friendship and wants to share her animal knowledge and other experts' knowledge with pet lovers across the globe.Read more Advertisement. Especially if you have children. Kids are really bad at reading the signs that a dog is starting to get worked up, or even annoyed. The best way to achieve doggy zen is through avoiding the things that wind them up. Stop interacting with them Stand up and step back Take a breath Remove yourself Stop interacting As soon as your dog starts zooming around at 90kph, or biting at your hands or clothes, the game must end. Stop playing them, touching them or trying to physically interact at all. Turn your back on the dog slowly, and if necessary hold your hands up by your shoulders to remove them as a target. Everything you do at this point, your pup will react to and feed off. Staying calm is an important part of the process of calming them down. Useful tools for managing these situations include baby gates, a dog crate and a puppy playpen. Somewhere you can put the dog where you know they will be safe, but also unable to access anything that might increase their excitement. It works really well, and is definitely worth playing with your dog. Whenever your Labradoodle settles down near to you on the floor, laying or sitting calmly, you need to catch that chilled out behavior. Ever so quickly, place a treat between their front paws. Practice alone beforehand even if you feel a little silly if you are unsure about what to do. Imagine your dog is laying down beside you. Subtly pick up a few bits of kibble from the little pot beside you, and quickly put them down on the floor. Catching the relax encourages your dog to relax, because they quickly learn that when they chill out they get a tasty treat. Which is great. But they are also quite easy to get excited. To calm down a Labradoodle you need to stop interacting with them, stand up and turn away and separate yourselves. All while staying calm. You can encourage them to stay more calm in future by rewarding them when they are relaxed. And remember, most puppies are more excitable than adult dogs. Even lovely Labradoodles are likely to calm down considerably as the months turn into years. The odds are good that you will have a lovely companion to share your home with as long as you manage them well in the meantime. Post navigation. Labradoodles, are one of the most popular crossbreeds in America. All young puppies experience a period of hyperactivity. Labradoodles should calm down by around three years old. Table of Contents What age do Labradoodles calm down? Most Labradoodles reach adolescence at months old and grow to their full adult size by 12 months of age, although they can take as long as 18 months to develop fully. They take a little longer to mature mentally, and may not be emotionally mature until 3 years old. At that point they are a lot better at regulating their energy levels. That said, Doodles should remain relatively high-energy dogs as adults, well into their old age. However, being too hyper can cause problems. Signs of hyperactivity in Labradoodles Signs of hyperactivity in Doodles include fidgety movements, a short attention span, impulsiveness, attention-seeking behaviors, unprovoked snapping, aggression, and not being able to socialize well with other dogs. Why is my Labradoodles so hyper? Labradoodles are naturally high-energy, playful dogs. They are part Labrador Retriever, a very energetic breed, and part Poodle, one of the most intelligent breeds on the planet. The more intelligent a dog is, the more mental stimulation they tend to need to avoid getting bored. So, naturally, Labradoodles need a lot of exercise and play. This can result in pent-up energy and hyperactivity. It can also lead to anxious and destructive behaviors, such as pacing, panting, excessive barking, and destroying personal and household items. How much exercise does a Labradoodle need? A healthy adult Labradoodle needs around an hour of exercise every day, preferably split into two walks. Doodles enjoy walking, running, hiking, and swimming, so try to vary the location and do different activities on your walks to keep them stimulated. Labradoodle pups need to build up their exercise routine, with 5 minutes of exercise per month of their life twice a day. What do Labradoodles like to play? Dogs love playing games that exercise their natural instincts. Historically, Labradors and Poodles were both bred to hunt, and primarily in water. So, Labradoodles love games like fetch and chase, and anything involving water. Paddling pools are a good idea! Some other popular games for bright dogs include hide and seek, treasure hunt, and the cup game. To play hide and seek, ask your Labradoodle to sit and stay while you hide somewhere in your home. Then, call them to come and find you. To play the cup game, place two empty cups face down on the floor in front of your Doodle, and put a treat underneath one of them. Switch the cups around and ask your dog to find them. Toys that stimulate the senses are great, too, especially for younger Doodles. The importance of socialization Socialization is very important for dogs of all kinds, but especially super-social breeds like Labradoodles. Not only is it essential for their well-being, but it is also very stimulating and will burn up a lot of their daily energy. Try to involve your dog in your family life as much as possible, and interact with lots of friendly people and dogs on walks. This will also prevent aggressive behavior and snapping during periods of hyperactivity. Ideally your breeder will have already started some socialization and exposure with the puppy such as to different sounds and surfaces before you bring him or her home. Training a hyper Labradoodle Hyperactivity can make training a dog difficult, but not impossible. The key is to harness their energy and playfulness, rather than try to suppress it or punish them for it. Start training your Labradoodle as early on in their life as possible and try to keep your training sessions concise, consistent, regular, and fun to avoid stubbornness. How to calm down a Labradoodle? If your dog behaves badly, ignoring them by crossing your arms and turning away from them is the best response. Once they calm down, you should reward them for their calm behavior, so that they understand that this is what you want. They use naturally soothing ingredients like CBD and lavender to bring down stress levels and relax the body and mind. There are also calming collars and beds that emit calming scents and provide a sense of security. Do Labradoodles make good family dogs? Their high-energy, playful nature makes them ideal for large families, active families, and families that love to have fun and explore. However, because of their training and exercise needs, they are not ideal dogs for first-time dog owners. Is separation anxiety common in Labradoodles? Separation anxiety is fairly common in Labradoodles, especially those that are also experiencing hyperactivity. This is because the most common cause of hyperactivity in dogs also causes separation anxiety. You can do this by leaving your Doodle alone for short periods of time, and gradually building up the time that you are apart. This will create trust and understanding with your dog that you will always come back. This lets them know that there is something to look forward to the next time you leave. You can also relieve some anticipatory anxiety by doing some of the things you commonly do before leaving the house, such as grabbing your keys or turning off the TV, and then not leaving to remove the association. If your dog is destructive at first, try putting them in a crate or confining them to a safe area of the home with a dog gate. Can Labradoodles be low-energy? Labradoodles are generally high-energy dogs. Several health conditions can cause low energy in dogs, including infections, diseases, allergies, and hormonal disorders. As long as you can meet their needs, the lovely Labradoodle makes a wonderful companion and a great family pet! Starting out just training her own Border Collies, she gradually expanded to local classes and seminars, now she travels as far as Europe and teaches students all over the world on how to train their dogs in a positive, bonding, game-based way. She is known for her clear, step-by-step training that lets beginners and advanced dog trainers see lasting results very quickly.