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Very sweet , loves to cuddle. We never limit our registrations, so you can be assured that our puppies are top-notch. We want to assure you that all applicable health screens have been performed on the dam as recommended by the Parent Club for this breed. We also provide a one-year health guarantee for the puppies we sell, so you can have peace of mind knowing that your new furry friend is healthy and happy. We will provide a written bill of sale detailing the responsibilities of the buyer and the seller. Furthermore, if for any reason, the puppy buyer cannot keep a puppy, we will take the puppy back under all conditions. That's how much we care about our puppies. We take the safety and security of our puppies seriously. After our puppies are permanently identified, we enroll them in AKC Reunite, so they can always find their way back home. Our puppies have already had their dewclaws removed, vet-checked and dewormed, and will have their 8-week shots. They also will be microchipped and come with a puppy packet. We are confident that our puppies will make wonderful companions for their new families. The puppies will be ready for their forever home on October 21, .He a great guard dog and protector! Doggy door trained, potty training in progress, kennel trained and sleep throughout the night. Biggest vs. They will be ready for their forever home September 7th! They will have their first shots and dewclaws removed. We have 4 female and 3 male, with 1 male pending sale. All the females are the red color, and the males are the golden color. Great genetics and disposition. First litter. Dame k duel service dog. AKC registered and master hunter pedigree! Contact Trey xxxx Buy Now Healer pit Pit healer puppies for sale they have their first set of parvo shot in need of a new loving home.Buy Now Pit healer pups Pit healer pups for sale. Mom and dad are both fantastic hunting and family dogs. View Detail Blue healer pit mix puppies Blue Healer pit mix puppies in need of homes. They have theirs shots except rabies. View Detail Border Collie mix puppies: 6 for sale! They are absolutely adorable. Have great parents and are hypoallergenic by both parents. The dogs are healthy happy and love people. View Detail Labradoodle puppies These 7 beautiful labradoodles were born on Nov. Puppies will come with a 2-year health guarantee. Each puppy is unique and will either have a beautiful straighter coat that will require less grooming or a beautiful curly coat that requires more grooming. Puppies will average between pounds. We use Early Neurological Training ENS exercises to enhance their neurological growth as well as introductions to puppy culture. Both programs have shown to have many health benefits. We also work hard on desensitizing puppies to nail clipping, baths, grooming and brushing so that when they come home to you they are comfortable being handled in those ways. The puppies are loved and played with daily by adults and children and other dogs and have been extremely well socialized. Puppies are crate trained and are well on their way to being fully potty trained. They will have their first set of shots before going home and their dew claws removed. They also will have a health certificate from the vet. Puppies will be ready for their forever home February 1st. Bunny F. We had two Saint Bernards which spent a lot of time at Amigo for one reason or another. They got to know all of the vets, vet techs, and front desk staff. Everyone there is always great to work with and they always took the time to answer all of our questions and make us feel heard. Garret became our dogs primary vet and he was always great with them and us. Even during the incredibly hard times in which we had to make the difficult choice that it was time to put our dog down, everyone at Amigo was incredibly supportive. Both of our dogs loved the vet and it always felt like Amigo loved Burley and Nana equally as much. Ross B. Entire staff us knowledgeable and genuinely interested in all animals. Always make room for urgent cases and cost is responsible! George F. The staff is very friendly, and it's clear they really love what they do. I was pretty much their last patient on Saturday and there was no sense of urgency to rush me through. They really took their time. If I could leave a six-star review I would. I am contemplating changing my primary vet to them after this really positive experience. Even though the prices might be a little high you're getting good quality service and can be rest assured that your baby or babies are in good hands. Cynthia B. Dominic Carrica, my dear Darla's favorite doctor, for attending to her with competence from her smallest to her biggest health issues. Visits to the clinic have soared the past year as Darla enters her sunset years. Blessings to you all! Elaine K. They care for our animals and do an excellent job! Kimberly S. Great facilities caring doctors and techs. Crystal N. Like other places will be back Thomas W. They are very professional and courteous. When we could no longer drive, Dr. Carrica started coming to the house. Great veterinarian! Dralus D. Haven't had a bad experience yet. They take good care of my dog and keep him healthy. Thank you Amigo Brice C. I feel like the staff really cares about their clients and gets to know the animals well. We purchase the senior health plans and feel like they are a good deal, especially since we visit the vet often and get annual dentals done. I also love how I can orders my dog's meds via their online pharmacy--it is super easy and convenient. We recently had to make the difficult decision to euthanize our elderly dog due to health issues, and Amigo staff came and did it in the most caring and compassionate way possible. I highly recommend their services! Megan R. They have always been upfront about pricing and, very matter of fact about the condition of the cats health. They take care credit which has been so helpful for the more costly emergencies. We also have an unfriendly cat to anyone outside of our family who they sedate to work on but they handle him really well. The staff has been friendly and talkative every time I've encountered them. I had to bring my three dogs in and they were amazing and taking time for each one and discussing what the best options were. Jessica H. Very compassionate. Took the time to answer all my questions. Leslie F. Very friendly staff. .Explained everything thoroughly to me and answered any questions I had. Michelle A. Mack M. We have used Amigo for many years and have always been very satisfied. Deryl E. Expensive but at least the docs are knowledgeable. Dylan W. Peace of mind knowing a quality staff and competent doctors are caring for my pet. Nat B. Amigo genuinely cares for pets and pet parents! Mellisa S. Got my dog in fast and was very thorough. Wish I was staying in the area. This would be the vet I would always go to Cherie L. The staff were friendly, it was cheaper than I thought for anesthesia and the minor procedure. Ethan M. We would not have them cared for anywhere else! We have always had amazing experiences with all staff and doctors at Amigo. The doctors are thorough and take time to explain what is going on with our dogs and treat our dogs like we do! Nancy K. They've all been incredibly helpful though all the shots, a raisin emergency, and dental and neutering appts. Everyone is so kind and makes us feel welcome! Alexzis A. We have taken all our dogs and cats here for a long time.Highly recommend Amigo Veterinarian services. Thank you Amigo! Jayne D. It lacks the physical deformities bred into western show lines of German Shepherds and has become one of Russia's most popular dog types. It was developed in the s and s to correct behavioural and conformational issues that have been bred into modern German Shepherds, and was bred for its large size, length of back, temperament and soundness of hips. White-coated German Shepherds were once banned from registration in their native Germany, but in the United States and Canada the coloration gained a following and a breed club was formed specifically for white German Shepherds, calling their variety the White Shepherd. The variety is recognised as a separate breed by the United Kennel Club. It descends from the American White Shepherds; the first stud dog of what was to become the breed was an American dog born in and imported to Switzerland. They are especially well known for their police work, being used for tracking criminals, patrolling troubled areas and detection and holding of suspects. Additionally, thousands of German Shepherds have been used by the military. These military working dogs MWD are usually trained for scout duty, and they are used to warn soldiers to the presence of enemies or of booby traps or other hazards. They were used in World War II as messenger dogs, rescue dogs and personal guard dogs. These include search and rescue, cadaver searching , narcotics detection, explosives detection , accelerant detection and mine detection dog, among others. They are suited for these lines of work because of their keen sense of smell and their ability to work regardless of distractions. When formal guide dog training began in Switzerland in the s under the leadership of Dorothy Eustis , all of the dogs trained were German Shepherd females. These results suggested that Labrador Retrievers were more suited to guide dog work while German Shepherds were more suited to police work. They are expected to patrol the boundaries to keep sheep from trespassing and damaging the crops. In Germany and other places these skills are tested in utility dog trials also known as Herdengebrauchshund HGH herding utility dog trials. He is regarded to be the dog who has captured the most drugs in Mexican police and military history. You may improve this section , discuss the issue on the talk page , or create a new section, as appropriate. By this number had grown to over .Returning soldiers spoke highly of the breed and animal actors Rin Tin Tin and Strongheart popularised the breed further. Her offspring had defects as the result of poor breeding, which caused the breed to decline in popularity during the late s. As of [update] , the German Shepherd is the second most popular breed in the US. Degenerative myelopathy , a neurological disease, occurs with enough regularity specifically in the breed to suggest that the breed is predisposed to it. A very inexpensive DNA saliva test is now available to screen for degenerative myelopathy. The test screens for the mutated gene that has been seen in dogs with degenerative myelopathy. The test is only recommended for predisposed breeds, but can be performed on DNA samples from any dog, collected through swabbing the inside of the animal's cheek with a sterile cotton swab. Prospective German Shepherd buyers can now request the test from the breeder or buy from a breeder who is known to test their dogs. Skeletal health and supplementation[ edit ] Musculoskeletal disorders are debilitating conditions that are often associated with genetic makeup, malnutrition, and stress-related events. Canine hip dysplasia CHD is an orthopaedic condition resulting from abnormal development of the hip joint and surrounding tissue causing the instability and partial dislocation of the hip joint, resulting in pain, inflammation , lameness, and potentially osteoarthritis of the joint. Both have stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. A German Shepherd named Inspector Rex is the star of an Austrian Police procedural drama program of the same name, which won many awards, where German Shepherd Rex assists the Vienna Kriminalpolizei homicide unit. It became one of the staple productions of Hungarian television history, making German Shepherds the most popular dog breed in the country ever since. Wearing a collar? If yes, please describe No Other Information At approximately pm, I was driving my personal vehicle near the intersection of 4th Street and Pitkin. I observed a red colored sedan parked in the middle of the intersection, located in the far right lane with their emergency lights on. I merged into the middle lane and observed a white dog walking in the middle of the intersection. I stopped my vehicle and put my emergency lights on and got out of my vehicle and retrieved the dog and placed the dog in my passenger seat. I notified the person in the red vehicle that I would attempt to get ahold of Animal Services. I contacted a dispatcher and was connected with an Animal Services dispatcher. Animal Services notified me that my options were waiting for Animal Services to open at am or take the dog to an outdoor dog kennel. I notified Animal Services that I would transport the dog to Roice-Hurst Humane Society, in which I obtained a pad lock combination for the outdoor dog kennel area. The dog was placed in the outdoor dog kennel area and I verified the dog had water and adequate warmth and shelter. Contact Name.

We specialize in family companion dogs, and our dogs are used for children with Autism and Aspergers. We also provide dogs for epileptic and diabetic detection, as well the hearing impaired. Our dogs also serve as companions to veterans , and we work closely with VA hospitals to provide dogs who assist with PTSD and anxiety. A large number of our dogs are also competitors and working schutzhund dogs. We make use of a private courier service to pick up and deliver our dogs. We're very mindful to ensure the dogs are completely happy throughout the delivery! If we think you're the right match for one of our dogs we can deliver them to you wherever you are based in the US. All of our dogs come with a lifetime guarantee on health contingent on meeting criteria stated in the contract. Our dogs are gentle and attentive and have dispositions perfect for family companionship or special needs. Puppies come with comprehensive training included, along with a full year of shots. A list of individual dogs accomplishments include Va Winnie, Va Ollie, V1 Saint and many dogs involved in the 6xwinner of the progeny group competition. Regis Regal German Shepherds have also worked in many different areas of public service, such as patrol dogs, search and rescue dogs, avalanche rescue dogs, bomb detection, narcotic detection, and even arson dogs. As featured in Puppy Rental for Special Events Looking for a memorable experience at your next event? Rent one of our German Shepherd dogs for a limited time at your next special event. Our team is perfect for birthdays, conferences, conventions, company retreats, and special events all over the country! Get in touch with our AKC German Shepherd breeders to learn more about our puppy rental services and event guidelines. Contact our team to learn more. Client Testimonials "I purchased my German Shepard from them when she was a puppy and she is now a beautiful, sweet tempered 4-year-old dog. We took home our pup and have had only good thoughts and things to say since we left. Cindy shared so much time and knowledge with us before we left. Axle just turned two years old and will be an important part of my kids lives as they grow up. We work closely with them in order to train our dogs to assist veterans with PTSD, anxiety, and more. Cindy's Latest Articles Cindy Kelly loves to share her expertise on breeding, training and raising world class German Shepherds. When she has time she publishes articles on the Regis Regal blog - you can find some of her most recent ones listed below. If you would like to hear Cindy's thoughts on any particular element of owning or raising German Shepherds then feel free to get in touch. Learn here! Read More Trending States Based on their Interest in our World-Class German Shepherds We make use of a high quality, private courier service to deliver our dogs where a customer is unable to come to our premises in Illinois. Life Span Did You Know? The German Shepherd is one of the most versatile, well-recognized, and popular dog breeds in the world. The modern German Shepherd is descended from a family of various German herding dogs. Breed standards were not developed until the late 19th century when Captain Max von Stephanitz, a German cavalry officer, worked with Arthur Meyer and other breeders to develop the ideal German herding dog. Stephanitz and Meyer wrote the breed standard in and the American Kennel Club recognized the German Shepherd as a member of the Herding Group in .Although they were originally bred as herding dogs, they were also bred for versatility, which made the German Shepherd an all-around working dog that could excel in a variety of applications. German Shepherds are one of the common dog breeds employed in K-9 units in both police and military applications. They also make great service dogs and, of course, are still awesome herding dogs and farm dogs! The German Shepherd is a strong-willed and highly intelligent dog. They have a playful, energetic spirit and tend to get along with children, other dogs, and other pets, which makes them a great family companion. A born protector, the German Shepherd will provide a great sense of security for their family while their loving and lively personality will make them fit right in as a companion. German Shepherds are naturally protective and can be wary of strangers at first. A well-socialized German Shepherd will bark to alert you and tends to warm up to strangers once introduced. German Shepherds are dogs that were bred to herd and work. This, plus their high energy, makes them a better fit for homes with fenced yards where they can run. They can adapt well to larger apartments as long as plenty of time is dedicated to ensuring they get enough exercise, mental stimulation, and attention every day. A bored, ignored, or under-exercised German Shepherd can often become a destructive one. They also can be sensitive to their surroundings and large gatherings can be off-putting. With a longer coat, they tend to prefer cooler climates and are sensitive to heat. The German Shepherd is a generally healthy breed, but there are some potential health concerns and good breeding practices make a big difference. Potential health concerns to be aware of in a German Shepherd include hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia , and degenerative myelopathy. Reputable breeders will screen their dogs to avoid passing preventable issues to puppies. So, make sure you are asking about the health and genetic history of both parents. You can also ask about any health tests or clearances that have been done. As a barrel-chested breed, the German Shepherd is also at risk for bloat. While the German Shepherd is highly intelligent and highly trainable, they are generally not recommended for novice owners. If you are a novice dog owner, enroll in puppy training classes or enlist the help of a professional dog trainer; not just for your dog, but for yourself as well. Training assistance will help you grow in experience and build a strong bond between you and your German Shepherd puppy, which is essential. Also, the GSD has a thirst for training and fulfillment. They get bored easily and especially with repetition, so continued training with your German Shepherd throughout their life will be necessary. German Shepherds have a medium-to-long double coat. They will shed year-round and heavier as seasons change. Brushing a few times a week is usually sufficient; brushing daily is even better and your GSD will likely love you for it. Bathing is occasional on an as-needed basis. Ear checks weekly with careful cleanings as needed can help prevent ear infections. German Shepherds are high-energy working dogs. Not only do they require a lot of daily activity, but they also are a herding breed that was made to run, guard, and observe, so they need a job to do to be happy and healthy. Daily walks plus playtime, time to run, and other activities are usually enough for a GSD, but they will likely be up for more activity if you are. With their versatility and athleticism, you can try a lot of different activities when puppies finish growing and they are cleared for higher-impact things. A fully-grown German Shepherd usually stands inches tall and weighs pounds. German Shepherds generally live for years on average. Corporal Duncan brought him back to the United States and Rin-Tin-Tin became one of the most famous dog actors in history. Featured German Shepherd Article.

Are chocolate French Bulldogs prettier in person? Their popularity as companion dogs grew in France. According to some, breeders saw the bat-like upright ears as a defect in bulldogs. According to others, the ears came from French bulldogs crossed with local rottweilers. In either case, these tiny bulldogs evolved into a distinct breed called the French Bulldog. Coco French bulldog and French bulldog tan make a great combo because chocolate coats are rare and recessive. And it has also held breeders from having more of these lovely dogs. With the rage of Chocolate Frenchies on the rise, more breeders are trying to produce them. However, it is important to note that a Chocolate French Bulldog does not just look brown but also has the right genes. These lovely dogs are highly sought-after thanks to their unique chocolaty brown colour. But keep in mind not every brown-looking French Bulldog is chocolate. In some cases, brindle and fawn can make a Frenchie look that way. The only criterion for nailing whether a Frenchie is chocolate or not was this. However, recent studies have shown that the Chocolate gene can also be found elsewhere. Hence it is vital to do deep research before buying a testable chocolate French bulldog. French Bulldog colours Blue pied merle French bulldog Pied describes a mixture of colours and patterns found in the French Bulldog Breed. Both pied and piebald are used interchangeably to define the Pied colour. A blue pied merle French bulldog has a predominantly white coat with shadier patches encircling the head, body or both of the French Bulldog. However, the pattern of pied can vary from dog to dog, and it is not primarily the same. It is impossible to generalise about pied French bulldogs. To breed a pup with good and distinct markings, French bulldog breeders will pay a lot of attention to this colour. It is desirable to have a pied French bulldog in a fawn or brindle colour. Chocolate sable French bulldog A chocolate sable French bulldog is a lovely and rare colour variation of the famous French Bulldog. However, most French Bulldogs are either brindle or fawn in colour. Furthermore, a chocolate sable has a mostly black coat with brown or red highlights. A genetic mutation causes this unique coat colour. It is not uncommon in different breeds, such as Rottweilers or Labrador Retrievers. Despite their loveliness and friendliness, chocolate sable French bulldog are often sought after by people looking for a truly unique dog. Platinum merle french bulldog The platinum merle french bulldog is a very exotic and rare-looking type of the French Bulldog breed. They are lovely to look at and have a very affectionate and sweet nature. The platinum merle french bulldog coat differs them from other french bulldogs. There are patches of black throughout the silver-grey colour. There is a silky feel to the coat, and it is very soft. The Platinum Merle French Bulldog is a relatively new dog breed in the world of dog breeding. Their introduction to the United States dates back to the early s. As a result of their unique build and personality, they have gained favour among dog lovers. It is wise to buy a tan point French bulldog as it is a lovely dog. Different colours of chocolate and tan French Bulldog In addition to solid chocolate colours and patterns, coco French bulldog are also available in other colours and patterns. Since the AKC does not recognise any combination of chocolate, the organisation recognises none of the following colours. Many chocolate merle Frenchies, chocolate and tan merle French Bulldogs, and chocolate tri merle French bulldogs are available for tens of thousands of dollars. Hence you must learn more about French bulldog tan before buying it. Chocolate fawn is a fairly uncommon colour combination on a French bulldog. Some breeders have even been able to produce a French Bulldog in the colour chocolate blue fawn. Thus, you must get more info about black masked French Bulldog if you seek a family dog. Chocolate brindle French Bulldog Chocolate brindle Frenchies have black tiger-like stripes on their chocolate base coat. It is a well-known fact that chocolate brindle is one of the most coveted coat colours for French Bulldogs. Beige French Bulldog are lovely and unique dogs, and you can buy them to make your permanent companion. Our Other Articles :. Chocolate is also part of the new Isabella program and is responsible now for some beautiful new colors. These new colors, also known as new shade, or new shades are based on carrying either 1 or 2 copies of the Chocolate gene allele. We do work with some chocolate carrier females within our program, usually for purpose of producing Isabella. If you are searching for a chocolate french bulldog puppy for sale, check our available waiting list spots for Chocolate. Most of our French Bulldog Puppies for sale can be found on our website. Chocolate French bulldog puppies for sale While not always available, we do work with Chocolate carrying females and have beautiful chocolate pups from time to time. The shade of chocolate being a milk chocolate color rather than dark more often than not. From time to time we have brown shade and brown shade tan babies available as well. The chocolate color gene offers quiet a variety of differently shaded French bulldog puppies for sale. If you are interested in further exploring French bulldog genetics or French bulldog colors for rare French bulldog colors , feel free to check out the pages we have put together for educational purposes. We breed for shorter bodies and legs, not long legged giraffes. We are proud that all of our Frenchie puppies for sale are raised in our home with our children, under foot. Every single French Bulldog puppy are well socialized and you can expect a playful, smart, inquisitive and loving professional Snuggle Bug. Available Puppies Notification List. Sometimes just looking at pics online do not do them justice. See Chocolate Puppies! In order for your Frenchie to express chocolate on their coat they must inherit two copies of the gene. Chocolate is not a testable gene as of right now and the only way to know if your dog carries chocolate is to breed to chocolate frenchie or one who carries chocolate. Just as with the other color variations you can have brindling in the coat or solid. The gene that determines this is on the K-locus. If they inherit one or two copies of the brindle Kbr gene they will express brindling in their coat. If not copies of the brindling gene , then they will be solid. Chocolates may also have tan points which has to do with the A locus. If they inherit one or two copies of the tan points gene, At, they will express tan points. You can also have chocolate pied Frenchies which is located on the S-locus. The Frenchie must inherit two copies of the gene for the pied expression. We have not had a little chocolate Frenchie. Previous Chocolate French Bulldogs Oceana is chocolate brindle. One of our retired females. Beau Chocolate Male. Just look at that cute little white strip down his face! Fiona Chocolate Female! Close Privacy Overview This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may affect your browsing experience. Read More Necessary Always Enabled Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information. Non-necessary Non-necessary Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website. These lovely canines are highly sought-after, thanks to their unique chocolaty brown color. However, not every brown-looking French Bulldog is a Chocolate. Sometimes, fawn and brindle can make a Frenchie look that way. It was the only criterion to determine if a Frenchie is Chocolate or not. But recent studies have shown the Chocolate gene can occur elsewhere too. In France, they became pretty popular as companion dogs. Some say the bat-like upright ears were a natural characteristic in bulldogs that breeders saw as defective. Others say the ears came after the French crossed bulldogs with local ratter dogs. Either way, these tiny bulldogs became their own breed called the French Bulldog. Save Big On Dog Essentials! Welcome to our pack! Chocolate French Bulldog appearance Chocolate Frenchies have a rare and gorgeous coat color, which is like a chocolaty shade of brown. Some have a dark chocolate coat, while some appear more like milk chocolate. These dogs also have light-colored eyes, and you can find them with green, brown, golden, and even yellow eyes! Chocolate Frenchies are unique because the gene responsible for the chocolate coat is recessive and rare. The recent surge in popularity has compelled more breeders to try and produce Chocolate Frenchies. Testable Chocolate French Bulldog vs. But fret not! To test if your Frenchie is a non-testable Chocolate, you can perform a Chocolate French Bulldog red eye glow test. Do this by taking your Frenchie in a dark room and shining a light from a distance—their eyes should glow bright red. You may also be interested in: Do Bulldogs Have Tails? Chocolate French Bulldog with other coat colors Chocolate chip French Bulldog Chocolate Frenchies are rare, but you can find them in colors and patterns other than solid chocolate. You can find the Chocolate Merle Frenchie, the Chocolate and tan merle French Bulldog, or the Chocolate tri merle French bulldog going for tens of thousands of dollars. Chocolate fawn French Bulldog A Chocolate fawn Frenchie carries the light brown color with chocolate. For a French bulldog, chocolate fawn is a pretty rare color combo. Some breeders have even been able to produce the chocolate blue fawn French Bulldog. Chocolate and tan French Bulldog Black and tan is a sought-after color combo for Frenchies, but a Chocolate tan French Bulldog is even rarer and pricier. A Chocolate and tan French bulldog price can be more or less than a pure Chocolate French Bulldog; it depends on how the breeder markets it. Chocolate brindle French Bulldog Chocolate brindle French Bulldog A Chocolate brindle Frenchie has a chocolate base coat with black tiger-like stripes. For the French Bulldog, Chocolate brindle has become a coveted coat color. Chocolate tri French Bulldog A Chocolate tri Frenchie carries two rare color genes along with chocolate. A Chocolate tri color French bulldog or Chocolate tri merle French bulldog will have two other colors in its coat, plus chocolate. Sable is fawn with black tips and is a striking coat color. You can get a puppy in this color if one parent is blue and the other is Chocolate.

Here is a list of excellent French Bulldog breeders in New Hampshire who regularly have gorgeous, healthy Frenchie pups. This list was created to aid you in your search and help you locate the ideal French bulldog breeder for you. They screen their dogs for color and hereditary disorders. Blue, lilac, merle, pied, and fawn Frenchies are among their color options of French Bulldogs. The Hoppers, who run a French Bulldog breeder business, adore breeding Bulldogs. They have owned their own Frenchies for 15 years and have been breeding them since then. To acquire a dog from their list, you must be on it before the deadline. At 6 weeks old, the pups are ready to be chosen. If you make it to the top of the list, you may see which puppy is available. Their dogs are all registered with the AKC. The objective of Colmar Frenchies is to produce high-quality puppies from reputable lineages. Each year, they only breed one female. As a result, the moms are given plenty of rest and health care. Lily, Ruby, and Sadie are three of the mother dogs. The pups are raised at home. They will be dewormed and microchipped, as well as up to date on their vaccinations. The parent Frenchies have OFA certificates for eyes, elbows, and hips. Karen, the owner, is an angel. She treats all of the puppies as if they were her own children. Karen and her spouse care for newborns together. They make sure puppies receive the best possible care and breed-specific high-quality food right from birth. Karen has acquired expertise from a friend of hers who has been breeding dogs for over thirty years. Email: colmarfrenchies comcast. However, they will be available in NH only in the summer. Their Frenchies are healthy and have good temperaments. They raise all their puppies at home. They are well-bred Frenchies. If you are looking to get a puppy from them your budget shall be at least dollars. Muzzeys has standard color breeds. These are brindle, fawn, cream, and pied. They do not have any website. You can learn about the upcoming litters and other information from the Facebook page. The owner Wendy is very friendly. She will answer your queries politely and help you to understand the adoption process. Her puppies are so playful and friendly even at an early age. Wendy surely nurtures the doggos with love and affection. You may see photos and videos of your desired puppy before adopting. Their Facebook page is filled with pictures of all the charming dogs. These adorable pictures will definitely melt your heart and make you want to adopt one, even if you are not planning to. French bulldogs are very adaptive. They do not require a lot of grooming. They do not have to do much exercise. Rather they are mostly couch potatoes. A French Bulldog raised at home with other pets becomes social and friendly. Frenchies love to cuddle with their humans too. Considering these facts, French Bulldogs can be good for first-time owners. But there is another side of the coin too. Frenchies have many health issues, even if you get a healthy one. If you are an active kind of person, Frenchie is not the one for you. If you are always busy you should not get a French Bulldog. Frenchies need constant companionship. Moreover, they are pretty expensive doggos to maintain. French Bulldogs genuinely come in small sizes. It takes approximately two years for a Frenchie to become fully grown. The growth level of a French Bulldog Puppy includes seven stages. The first stage starts at 2 to 3 weeks and the last stage ends at 6 to 18 months. At 3 to 4 weeks their sensory development happens. By 4 to 6 months puppies start teething and they need to chew something to relieve. Adulthood of French Bulldogs starts at about 6 months of age. Puppies start to socialize between 4 to 7 weeks. At 6 weeks they are usually ready to adopt. So we can say that the puppy stage of French Bulldogs lasts between 6 to 18 months. A fully grown French Bulldog weighs about 22 to 28 pounds and height will be 11 to 13 inches. Puppy mills are commercial breeding places for producing a huge number of dogs. They produce puppies for profits. Most of the pet stores take their puppy services from these mills. Backyard breeders also breed for profit at their houses. The problem with both of these is that they do not actually take proper care of the dogs. Their dogs do not get sufficient veterinary care, quality foods, and proper medications. They are raised in congested places and kept in cages for almost the entire time. These doggos do not get the scope to learn socializing and are deprived of affection. If you are looking for a healthy puppy, avoid the ads for puppy sale and buy from authentic breeders only. Yes, you can get your French Bulldog from a rescue center too. You may have a low budget and are looking for a more grown-up puppy. You can find a good rescue center for that. Most of the dogs end up in rescue centers for family or financial issues of their previous owners. Frenchies are quite expensive and hard to maintain. So people often give up on them. The good thing is most of these dogs are already vaccinated and dewormed. So you can save up some money. Some dogs in the rescue centers may have serious health issues. But a good-quality rescue center will always listen to your choices. However, some of these dogs may have gone through traumatized situations. Therefore, adopt from a rescue center only if you are ready to provide it love and affection. French Bulldogs are one of the most expensive dogs nowadays. The average cost to buy a French Bulldog is dollars. The maintenance cost is also very high. The main reason behind it is that French Bulldogs need artificial breeding. Because of their critical boy structure, it is necessary for them to get a c-section. This may cost about to dollars. The puppies need regular vet checks, vaccinations, and other medications. The parent dogs also need regular checkups and vaccinations. Moreover, a breeder has to get a license and registration for each dog too. Not to mention the food and other pamperings. A breeder has to invest a handsome amount of money behind his dogs till they go to new owners. This is why pure French Bulldogs are so expensive. Maintaining a French Bulldog Puppy is expensive. You have to get pet insurance for your pup which may cost around 45 to 75 dollars per dog. To get a license you may have to pay 20 dollars per dog. Regular vet check costs about to dollars. Lab tests can charge from around 35 to dollars. For neuter or spaying, you may have to pay dollars or higher. Premium dog food charges 45 dollars for a pound bag, premium dog treats cost 25 dollars per bag. Prescription medications for routine issues expenses are about 30 to dollars, and supplements cost about 50 to dollars. Even though Frenchies do not need much grooming, you still have to keep aside a monthly budget for that too. The cost depends on where you live. What is the most popular French Bulldog color in New Hampshire? French Bulldogs come in unique and beautiful colors. There are white, cream, tan, brindle, piebald, variations of fawn, and other color combinations. The Frenchies also come in some rare colors such as lilac, blue, merle, chocolate, and pure black. However, AKC does not support breeding rare colors. Rare color breeds are likely to have more health issues. Brindle is the most common and popular color everywhere. So it is also popular in New Hampshire. The Blue Frenchies are the rarest breeds in New Hampshire. You can get your desired color of the puppy from any of the breeders I have listed above. What size if French Bulldog Breeder do you prefer? If so, let me know in the comment section. I would love to know about your preferences. Share your thoughts in the comment section below. Related Topics:. Welcoming a new puppy into your home is an exciting time filled with joy, cuddles, and a few inevitable challenges. One of the most common questions new puppy owners ask is, "When can puppies go outside? Table of Contents Easiest Dog to Take Care of: Top 10 Breeds for a Happy Home Do you ever dream about having a furry best friend who loves to play fetch, gives the warmest cuddles, and greets you with the happiest tail wags every time you come home? A friend who is not just any dog, but the easiest dog to take care of? We know, it sounds like a dream come true, right? But we also understand that bringing a new puppy home is a big step. It's like adding a new member to your family, a little brother or sister.All French Bulldog Insights French Bulldog Breed Info If you're seeking an adorable companion with a charmingly squashed face, an easygoing personality, and a distinct penchant for lounging on the couch, the French Bulldog could just be your perfect match. With their signature bat ears and expressive eyes, French Bulldogs, or "Frenchies" as they are lovingly known, have captured the hearts of many dog lovers around the globe, consistently ranking among the most popular breeds. Renowned for their easy maintenance and the ability to thrive in apartment living, French Bulldogs are a city dweller's delight. Their small size, typically weighing under 28 pounds, makes them perfectly suited to compact urban spaces. However, their charming personalities and heartwarming companionship are universally loved, irrespective of city or countryside living. This breed's laid-back nature does not mean they're devoid of fun and play. On the contrary, French Bulldogs can be quite playful and are known for their often comical and entertaining antics, which only further endears them to their owners. Their affectionate demeanor, combined with a remarkably low barking tendency, makes them a joy to have around the house. French Bulldogs are sturdy, compact, and stocky, with a powerful muscular build that contradicts their small size. They have a smooth coat that comes in a variety of colors, from fawn and brindle to white and grey. Their facial expressions are human-like, and they're known to "talk" using a complex system of yawns, yips, and gargles. However, owning a French Bulldog does come with responsibilities. Their brachycephalic short-nosed nature makes them prone to certain health issues and less tolerant of extreme temperatures. Despite their muscular appearance, they are not the best swimmers, and care should be taken around bodies of water. Play Video On Hold A place known for its stunning natural landscapes, New Hampshire has a rich history of industrialism as well as arts and culture. Throughout those nearly 20 years, we have taken pride in the quality of our pups and our dedication to ensuring they are paired with the perfect family or individual. They have a loveable disposition and a larger-than-life personality that is the perfect fit for just about any lifestyle. In addition to this, our puppies come backed with a one-year health guarantee, giving you peace of mind that the puppy you purchase is of sound health and up to date on all vaccinations. To ensure your new French Bulldog puppy has the best chance of quickly acclimating to your household, we also make every effort to socialize them before leaving us. This means providing them with plenty of exposure to both children and other dogs. Convenient Pick-Up and Delivery Options We provide pick-up and ground delivery options for nearby states for your convenience. If you are unable to visit us at our farm in the countryside of Ohio, please contact us for more information and we will work with you to come up with a solution. Contact Shady Grove French Bulldogs to learn more about our puppies and to reserve your Frenchie today. We are excited to introduce you to your new best friend!

Breeders VS. The sad truth is that many pet store purchased pups actually come from puppy mills. Basically, there is zero authenticity with pet stores. When it comes to adopting any animal from a pet store, there is an increased risk of unforeseen health or genetic problems. You also cultivate a life-long relationship with the breeder, meaning support is available to you anytime you may need it. With My Golden Retriever Puppies , you have the option to come and visit both the puppy and the breeder in person! Golden Retrievers are an adaptable breed, meaning they are better at adapting to seasonal changes and various types of climate than certain other breeds. Goldens sport a double-coat, which ensures that these sweet pups are able to tolerate slightly colder temperatures than their friends from other breeds. Your pup deserves better than that, which is why here at My Golden Retriever Puppies , we ensure high-quality care is taken of your pet at all times. For more about the true price of a golden retriever puppy, you can read our full price breakdown here. Location Information for Texas Customers Our home office is located in Ohio, but we understand that long-distance travel can be inconvenient. If you prefer to meet a breeder in person, they may be able to offer private visits at their home. Of course! Here at My Golden Retriever Puppies , we value family and authenticity, which is why we always guarantee our pups through our 2-year genetic health guarantee. Like adopting a Golden Retriever from a pet store, there is an increased risk when adopting a pup from a rescue center or shelter as well. For example, pups purchased through a shelter or rescue center are far less likely to come with the kinds of health guarantees and reassurances that a breeder can provide. What type of Golden Retrievers are sold in Texas? We have some good news! Ready to make your Golden Retriever dreams come true? Take a look at our convenient list of available puppies. How do I know which breeders to trust in Texas? Our independent network of trusted breeders have already been pre-screened and verified, so that you can focus on what really matters: choosing your dream puppy. Be the first to know when we have new puppies! All Rights Reserved. Ellen is home full time where she spends most of her day with them from the moment they arrive until they day they go to their new homes. Most importantly, our puppies are center stage in the middle of family life here at Goldenwind. This offers our Texas Golden Retriever puppies optimum opportunities for both human and littermate socialization which is a necessity at this stage of their lives. When the weaning process starts, the puppies are moved to a large playpen in our living room. There they can hear and see everything around them. This includes loud televisions, stereo music, vacuums, doorbells, telephones ringing, doors opening and closing, thunder and rain sounds, kitchen pots and pans clanging, etc. When our Golden Retriever puppies are ready for their new homes at approximatley 8 weeks of age, they have been exposed to most household situations and noises that they will have with their new familes. All that means is that the animal was not quite 24 months of age when the test was performed. Therefore, you can request copies of the hip, elbow, heart and eye reports for the sire and dam of any litter or puppy that is offered for sale. A reputable Golden Retriever breeder will be able to produce the OFA certificates or reports from a board certified radiologist, board certified cardiologist and a board certified ophthalmologist. Therefore, Reputable Texas Golden Retriever puppy breeders have tested sires and dams for hips, elbows, heart and eye disease. Additionally, a Board Certified Canine Ophthalmologist exams the eyes. Reputable Golden Retriever Breeders will follow the American Kennel Club Code Of Sportsmanship One would think that it should go without saying that Sportsmanship is very important in any competitive sport. Actions truly can speak louder than words. We hope that you will see that with any Golden Retriever exhibitor you may meet. We have compiled some of the best breeders in Texas to make the process easier for you. After thorough research, we can ensure that all these golden retriever breeders in Texas are verified, reliable, and strictly adhere to American Kennel Club AKC and US Department of Agriculture guidelines. Weatherby Goldens They are owned and operated by two retired U. Coast Guard officers. Their dogs are imported from Europe and belong to champion bloodlines. Weatherby Goldens breeding facility is spread across 15 acres of land, wherein their dogs and puppies can play and run all day. One of the best features of their property is an old 6-car garage that they have converted into temperature-controlled homes with plenty of room for dogs and pups to run and play. Their dogs are healthy and well-exercised. They have received their vaccinations on time, have been dewormed and declawed, and have been Orthopedic Foundation for Animals OFA -cleared for elbows, eyes, and heart. Their puppies are raised with love and attention and are socialized from birth within their 3-acre wooded property in Bulverde. All pups go to their forever homes with a thorough month puppy guarantee that covers congenital or hereditary defects, severe hip and joint issues, and other life-threatening and altering conditions. They have a strict sanitization policy to eliminate germs, and all pups are examined by a veterinarian before they go to their forever homes. Each puppy undergoes deworming, vaccination, Early Neurological Stimulation, tactile and noise desensitization, potty training and kennel training, area training, and microchip insertion. Address: The Colony, TX Splendor Goldens This breeder is a boutique breeder whose dogs prove to be perfect indoor and outdoor pets. Their pups run and play with their four children and accompany the breeder as the ideal hunting , ranching , and camping partners. Their English Creams belong to champion bloodlines of potent European pedigrees. These pups are well-socialized from birth to become the perfect family pets. All pups are thoroughly checked by certified and experienced veterinarians, dewormed, declawed, and vaccinated. Their pups and parent dogs are genetically sound, screened for hip and elbow dysplasia through OFA, for cataracts by a board-certified ophthalmologist, and heart defects. They are proud breeders of puppies that have competed and won in ring shows, obedience, and hunting competitions. Their puppies are well-socialized and raised with a lot of love and care. As soon as the weaning process begins, the puppies are moved to a large playpen in the living room. They are exposed to ambient noise, such as children playing, television, music, kitchen noises, and the like, to make it easier to adjust to their new homes. We work with reputable Golden retriever breeders to ensure that our puppies are healthy, well-socialized, and ready for their new homes. Our prices for standard Golden retriever puppies and teacup Golden retrievers are competitive and reflect the quality of the puppies we offer. What is the History of Golden Retriever puppies Texas? Golden Retrievers have captured the hearts of dog lovers around the world with their friendly nature and stunning appearance. But have you ever wondered about the history behind these beloved canine companions? The Golden Retriever breed was developed in the late 19th century in Scotland by the renowned Lord Tweedmouth. He sought to create a breed that excelled in retrieving game during hunting expeditions while maintaining a gentle and friendly demeanor. Lord Tweedmouth crossed various breeds, including the now-extinct Tweed Water Spaniel, with the aim of achieving his vision. The result was the Golden Retriever we know and love today. With their innate intelligence, strong retrieving instincts, and desire to please, Golden Retrievers quickly gained popularity as hunting dogs. Over time, their exceptional temperament and loyalty made them sought-after family pets and service dogs as well. Temperament of Golden Retrievers Today, Golden retriever puppies are widely recognized for their intelligence, affectionate personality, and adaptability to various lifestyles and activities. They are often used as therapy dogs, service dogs, and search and rescue dogs, as well as beloved companions for families, couples, and singles. If you are considering getting a Golden retriever puppy, you may be wondering about their temperament and behavior. Generally, Golden retrievers are friendly, gentle, and patient dogs that love to be around people and other animals. They are known for their wagging tails, joyful expressions, and willingness to please their owners. Meet Marlie, a Golden Retriever ready to meet her forever friend. This spunky gal is sure to brighten up all your days! She is AKC registered, vet checked, vaccinated, wormed, plus comes with a 1 year genetic health guarantee provided by the breeder. Her parents are Lila Golden Retriever — 70lbs. Marlie is super social and enjoy running around playing with the children she is currently being raised with. Reviews There are no reviews yet.

Moreover, this large, intelligent breed is matched in size by its big personality. The Golden Pyrenee is a pup with a lot of energy and love beneath its large and fluffy exterior. This dog is a cross between a Golden Retriever and a Great Pyrenees, this second parent being the reason its size is no surprise. Golden Pyrenees appear to be designer dogs, majestic and elegant, especially as they grow into their personality. They need the space to get their exercise for a fit and longer-lasting life. This puppy has the sweet and loyal heart of a Golden Retriever and the size and strength of the Great Pyrenees. This mix makes it an excellent fit for watchdog duties and families with kids. Since it requires such an active lifestyle, runners, hikers, or bikers may appreciate the new workout buddy, keeping them and the dog in shape for a healthy life. You may like: St bernard golden retriever mix. Golden Pyrenees history. To understand more about the Golden Pyrenees, it is necessary to take a closer look at the parent breed. Great Pyrenee. Elegant, imposing, and majestic, the Great Pyrenees is a large dog of medium substance that is slightly longer than tall. The thick coat of the Great Pyrenees gives the impression of heavier bone and stature. This breed was developed to guard flocks on steep mountain slopes and so must combine strength with agility. The dog moves smoothly, with good reach and drive. The weather-resistant double coat consists of a dense, wooly undercoat and a long, flat, coarse outer coat, imparting great insulation from the Pyrenean cold. The expression of a Great Pyrenees dog is elegant and contemplative. These dogs served as the foundation of the modern Pyrenees. Serious importation of the breed to America occurred in the s, and by the Great Pyrenees received American Kennel Club recognition. Golden Retrievers. Beloved family pets, Golden Retrievers are loved worldwide for their playful and affectionate nature. As one of the most popular breeds of dog in the world, the ancestry of this golden breed can be traced back to the Border Country between England and Scotland, where Golden Retrievers were bred for hunting purposes. Their soft-mouthed retrieval methods were loved by hunters as these dogs could retrieve fowl without causing any damage. The Golden Retriever was developed by Lord Tweedmouth, who used other Retriever breeds to develop the golden-haired beauty we know and love today. Originally called Flatcoats, the breed was named Golden Retriever in and was recognized by the American Kennel Club in .Today, along with being ideal family pets, Golden Retrievers are also used to guide, track, and detections. Pros: The Golden Retriever Great Pyrenees Mix is a great family pet because of its natural playfulness and loyalty to its human owner and his family. The Golden Retriever Great Pyrenees Mix has a thick fur coat that you can brush until it is silky smooth. This mixed breed is also a worthy companion in your play activities and regular jogging or walking exercises. Cons: The Golden Pyrenees breed is known for its affectionate nature, but it can be very destructive. The Great Pyrenees Golden Retriever Mix is not a good choice to have around very young children especially if the dog has not been trained yet. The Golden Retriever Great Pyrenees Mix is a large dog and is not suitable for small spaces such as small apartment buildings. You may like: Shar pei golden retriever mix. The Golden Pyrenees come from two parents that are well known for high intelligence that is normally exhibited throughout the breed. This mix makes for an odd possibility of expected traits. Golden Retrievers are generally outgoing and sometimes overly friendly with people and other animals. The purpose of the breed is to retrieve. These tendencies contrast with the Great Pyrenees, which meant being a watchdog and staying wary of strangers and other animals. The expectation for the Golden Pyrenees can typically be across, with the better characteristics winning out: enthusiasm and loving. These dogs are quite intelligent and have large personalities. This can be a lovable feature, but it makes them more challenging to train than other more obedient breeds. These tendencies make the dog a better match for owners that are well-versed trainers or have a lot of determination. It needs to be watched when it comes to having this bulky pooch around the kids due to its lack of understanding of its size. They like to believe they are lap dogs and may accidentally knock over very young children because of their sheer size. Are these dogs good for families? The Golden Pyr has a temperament that makes it a perfect fit for families. It is very loyal and loving and will often protect its small companions if it feels danger approaching. It is not always the best fit for families with very young kids since it is so large. Also, it would never do anything to harm a child purposefully but may accidentally due to its sheer size. Does this breed get along with other pets? This breed has been known for its loving nature towards everything, other dogs, any humans, and even cats. They have a very playful nature. Get them accustomed to strangers and other animals as young as possible to train them to be an approachable dog and agreeable with other animals in their space. You may like: Great dane golden retriever mix. Coat, Grooming, and caring Golden Pyrenees. The parent dogs of this crossbreed will greatly impact the coat. If your Golden Pyr takes after the Great Pyrenees parent, their coat will be heavy and wool-like, while the Golden Retriever parent will contribute a silkier, smoother coat. Whether you groom the puppies or the adult Golden Pyrenees, you should take care of the coat first. The coat has a very thick, wool-like consistency. Put extra attention to this coat because it usually gets covered in sticks and debris and sand and leaves. Clean and brush it regularly to keep it soft and smooth as silk. Here is a list of the tools that you will need for grooming your dog: Pin Brush. They are prone to take naps during daytime, but are alert and protective by disposition. Sometimes they tend to display independent and stubborn behavior if not properly trained from puppyhood. Care Exercise Considering their big size and high level of energy, the golden pyrenees need lots of activities daily. Take them out for brisk walks and jogging every day to assure they stay healthy and in good shape. These dogs love to play like fetching games etc. Allowing them to play and run around in an open but safe space would help relieve their energy. Grooming Most golden pyrenees dogs would shed a lot, and hence it is not the right dog for those who are looking for a low-shedding breed. Brush them every day, and quite frequently, if you think your dog is shedding too much. These dogs are also prone to developing that typical doggie odor, and hence try keeping it clean and hygienic. Bathing is advisable whenever you get that unpleasant stench. Health Problems Generally a healthy breed, they have no known breed-specific problems, but do keep an eye for any general dog health issues. Training Socialization training is a general requirement for all pet dogs. The golden pyrenees dogs are often obstinate and would try to act according to its own whims. Hence, a consistently firm training is required. However, if you act diligently to prove yourself its pack leader, the intelligent and easily-trainable dog would learn to be obedient right from its puppyhood. A professional training class should also help. Interesting Facts Some golden pyres are known to gain a weight of up to pounds. These dogs are accustomed to cold temperatures. But they can also withstand heat for short time periods of time provided they get enough shade and water. This mixed breed is a cross between two very definitive dog breeds — one a retriever or hunting and the other a guardian. This mix receives parts of both parent breeds. The Golden Retriever has been around since the early s, their presence documented in the accounts of a Scottish lord. This parent breed was designed to retrieve waterfowl without tiring and has also grown to exhibit an upbeat and overtly happy demeanor. The Great Pyrenees, however, tends to take a much calmer and quieter approach to life. These dogs were bred as mountain-top flock guardians. They appear unassuming at first but can snap into action fluidly to meet a potential threat. The product of these two well-known breeds, the Golden Pyrenees, has no breed standard as they are only crossbred. There are no breeders actively breeding these dogs. Their breed history is the combined history of their two parent breeds. The mixed breed can take on any trait or temperament from the two parent breeds, or any combination of them. On average, though, Golden Pyrenees tend to be less energetic than their Golden Retriever counterparts and more engaged than your typical Great Pyrenees. This Golden Retriever and Great Pyrenees mix will be highly intelligent. This is a fantastic trait to have, as it means the dog will be easier to train. However, this also means that the pup will need more mental stimulation. If dogs are bored, they can become destructive towards objects in the home. Thankfully, they can glean that mental stimulation from their humans. Their Golden Retriever parent typically passes on a friendly and outgoing personality. We all know the look of that goofy, constantly wagging tail. Goldens are known to have no discretion when it comes to asking for pets or playing. The Great Pyrenees, on the other hand, is very aloof. They tend to be quiet, calm, and watchful. This makes them fantastic with kids, as long as they are trained early on to understand their size and strength. They were bred for protection and can be a wonderful family guard — they will protect a farm and livestock, and they will also have the inclination to protect your children You will need to fine-tune these protective behaviors early in your Golden Pyrenees. Unchecked, these dogs will not learn boundaries and how to accept guests without extreme suspicion. Make sure to socialize your puppy properly. What does a Golden Pyrenees look like, you ask? Well, they can be any combination of the traits of their parents. The only characteristics that could come from both sides are the warm, brown eyes and lots of fluff. This crossbreed could be medium to long-haired, with colors ranging from stark white to deep honey gold. Both dog breeds express long, fluffy ears and big, broad heads. Another trait that occurs in most if not all the Great Pyrenees mixes is a double dewclaw in the hind end. The dewclaw is the claw that rests higher on the paw than the others, a remnant of what would have been the thumb. Some dogs have these on the front, some on the back, or some on both. Regular nail trims are necessary to keep the dewclaws from curling onto themselves. Nail trims also keep the dewclaws short so that they cannot snag on furniture or other objects. Ripped nails are highly preventable. The Great Pyrenees is known for having double dewclaws in the hind end, rather than only one. These dewclaws were originally there for assistance in scrabbling up the mountainside. The extra appendages can be removed early in life via surgery if there is no bone connection between the dewclaw and the leg bones. The only reason that these would be removed is if your dog has a talent for getting the claw caught on things and ripping the nail. These are not typically removed in puppyhood, and not all dewclaws can be removed. This should be a decision made by a veterinarian and should be solely based on whether there is a bone-to-bone connection between the extra digits and the leg itself. This procedure has been widely proven to cause chronic pain to the animal for the rest of their life. The Lifespan of a Golden Pyrenees Unlike other mixed breeds, the Golden Pyrenees does not seem to have gained any extra length to their lifespan. Both the Golden Retriever and the Great Pyrenees have an average lifespan of years. Large breed dogs tend to have shorter lives due to the increased strain on their hearts in comparison to their smaller counterparts. A mix of the two seems to continue that trend and will not outlive their parent breeds. If you are looking for a dog with longevity, this may not be the breed for you. This is a mix of two large breed dogs; there is no opportunity for a different outcome. As such, a Golden Pyrenees should always be on a Large Breed diet. A Large Breed diet is any dog food that is specially formulated for large breed dogs. They contain the correct amount of vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients to support quicker and more dramatic bone growth, larger muscles, and a higher body mass. Big dogs need more from their diet than little dogs. A Large Breed diet can sometimes even alleviate growing pains. Most brands have a Large Breed diet option. Your veterinarian will probably recommend Science Diet, Royal Canin, or Purina, as these three brands have a veterinary nutritionist on staff. It has also consistently been the easiest to find in pet stores. I cannot stress that enough. Grain Free foods have actually been proven to cause heart problems such as cardiomyopathy in large breed dogs, and they specifically used Golden Retrievers for the study. Stick to the brands and types of food recommended by your veterinarian so that your Golden Pyrenees or any other large breed dog can live a long, happy life. Large breed dogs are notorious for early onset arthritis and joint problems. You can start over-the-counter glucosamine chondroitin as early as 6 months to 1 year of age. Glucosamine chondroitin has no negative side effects so it can only help your dog strengthen their joints before they start to have problems rather than maintaining them after problems are noticed. A Golden Pyrenees is, without a doubt, going to need plenty of outside time. They may be medium to high energy, depending on how much of their energy comes from the Golden Retriever parent. However, the Pyrenees in them will make them want to patrol what they consider as their territory. If that is a backyard, they will probably prefer to be outside. These walks will also give your dog mental stimulation in terms of new sights and interesting smells. Walks are necessary unless you are releasing your dog into a yard or fenced area for an off-leash time. The trainability of a Golden Pyrenees Puppy With this crossbreed, you have a high chance of an easy training experience. Golden Retrievers are very rewarded motivated and the Great Pyrenees is known for its high intelligence. It stands to reason that training should go relatively well. There are, however, some specific behaviors that should be watched for and trained out early. These behaviors typically are inherited from the Great Pyrenees. The first of these is guarding behaviors and suspicion of strangers or guests. This can be caught and trained out early on. A second behavior that can be trained out of Golden Pyrenees while they are young is alert barking. They will let you know, in a very deep and loud voice, that someone or something is approaching. Even if that something is only left falling outside. Desensitization training and positive reinforcement for quiet responses are crucial. A third behavior that is inherited from the Great Pyrenees is nighttime pacing. This may not be something that you can train out. If you start to see this behavior in your puppy, consult a behaviorist who has a background in working with Great Pyrenees. This means that he wants to be outside patrolling and is anxious that he cannot do so. You may find that these dogs will do well as service animals. With a history of Golden Retrievers as guide dogs added to the calm energy of the Great Pyrenees, they have unlimited potential. They could be trained as guards or alert dogs, as well. There is not very much information on either of these two parent breeds as protection animals but if you partner with an experienced trainer, that is also possible. If you do decide to pursue guarding or protection tasks with your Golden Pyrenees, take extra caution to make sure that your dog can still assimilate into life as a house pet. They have the potential to do really well in guard dog training but it has to be taught young and they have to be guest and child-safe. Potential Health Problems of Golden Pyrenees This mixed breed has a chance of inheriting several health problems from their predecessors. One of these is early onset arthritis or inflammation in the joints. As a large dog breed, they are also predisposed to hip dysplasia. This is a physical deformity that worsens over time where the head of the femur the long bone that connects to the hip does not sit correctly in the socket of the pelvis that it is designed to fit. This gets worse with age and cannot typically be fixed. This is not the only type that could be affected. These dogs also have a higher chance of experiencing patellar luxation. This is the fancy name for when the kneecap pops out of its designated groove. This can sometimes be fixed with surgery but the surgery is usually less successful in larger breed dogs. For some reason, Goldens are known in the veterinary field for this issue specifically and that chance passes on to their offspring. Golden Retrievers could also share their tendency towards hypothyroidism. This is a complication with the thyroid, a gland that produces different hormones. When thyroid levels are too low, the body starts to slow down and becomes less functional. Another issue that would require chronic medication is allergies resulting in skin issues. Dogs can experience two types of allergies: food or environmental. If they encounter allergens the thing that they are allergic to , symptoms include itchy skin, stomach problems, and weepy or crusty eyes. Sometimes they itch to the point where they are causing themselves body-wide skin infections. Every dog is different and responds to different types of treatment. Seek out a veterinarian if your dog is itching beyond what you feel is normal. The final health problem that could possibly plague a Golden Pyrenees is entropion. This is when the eyelashes curl inward, scratching the cornea, or the surface of the eyeball. This needs to be surgically corrected or it could cause constant irritation, injury, and possibly blindness. There is one health concern to note that is not hereditary but these dogs would have a higher chance of contracting. Since these dogs desire to be outside most of the time, they are more at risk of heartworm and tick-borne diseases. A heartworm is a literal worm that is transmitted via mosquito bites and grows in the blood vessels of a dog until it blocks them completely, killing the pet. These are treatable but they are also preventable. In terms of what this dog would cost you, the vet bills are going to be the most expensive. Big dogs require bigger doses of medication which costs more money. Also, it would really benefit you to look into pet insurance. These dogs are going to eat you out of the house and home. Golden Pyrenees have the potential to grow to the size of a small horse and need to eat like one. Be prepared to look into the rewards programs at big-name pet stores to find savings on dog food. Refer this post to know how much it cost you to buy and raise a Golden Retriever Puppy. Is Golden Pyrenees Right for You? Would I recommend a Golden Pyrenees as a pet? I honestly would. I think that they have the potential to be fantastic family dogs as long as they are trained properly. They could also make excellent working dogs — working as service animals, alert dogs, guard dogs, or in certain cases, protection dogs. These are not cheap dogs, by any means. If you are operating on a low budget, I would not recommend these guys. Purchasing food alone for these dogs would beggar you. Vet bills would throw you into bankruptcy. I would also say that these Golden and Pyrenees mixes would not be ideal for an apartment situation. They want to be outside and have distinct territories and apartments may not fulfill that need. Also, if you have dark-colored furniture these are not the dogs for you. They will shed all over everything and light-colored fur will appear very obviously against dark couches. Overall, a Golden Pyrenees seems like a well-mixed breed to bring into the family. They are typically lower energy than the Golden and more outgoing than the Pyrenees. Just make sure you keep them on their year-round prevention, give them enough outside time, and train them properly when they are still young. These dogs could turn out to be great pets! Other Golden Retrievers Mixes. We have collected the best large breed dry dog food to help you choose the best options for your pooch, but we also have tips on how to recognize the worst dry dog food. It goes without saying that you should avoid overfeeding the dog with snacks once they have eaten their main meal as that can quickly lead to obesity. Feed your Golden Pyrenees with general dog food that is high quality and that is meant for their weight range and size. While they are young and still growing, you can offer them some of these best dry dog foods for small dogs or one of the overall best dry dog food brands on the market. Small breeds are known to have a refined taste, so you can bet your dog will enjoy those flavors, too. Give them plenty of physical exercise in order to keep their weight at a normal range. In case you think they need more from their diet, consult with your vet, and introduce a supplement if they agree. Golden Retriever Great Pyrenees Exercise Requirements Golden Pyrenees puppies and adults may only be moderately active because of their large size. They tend to sleep most of the time. Thus, two hours of regular exercise is desirable to keep them in shape. Keep your dog fit and active through long walks or runs at the park or in the neighborhood. A one- or two-hour walk each day should be sufficient for burning extra fat for a breed that has a tendency to gain weight. The problem with Golden Pyrenees, or golden pyres as some call them, is that they tend to grow up to pounds heavy. Thus, you should break this habit through constant regular exercise. Take care not to expose them to heat for a long time. Give them enough water and shade too during exercise if possible. This is because they are accustomed to the colder areas of the world. Take exercise breaks too in the form of intermittent naps. This should be good enough for Golden Pyrenees puppies and adults that are used to being a couch potato. These dogs love to play outdoor games such as fetching games. They can also join you and other family members in your swimming sessions. You may also run around with them in a large and open but entirely safe place. The importance of exercise is to keep them at a healthy weight range. Your dog is most likely to get sick if they put on excess weight. If you do not want swimming or jogging long distances, you can have a variety of play activities instead, from chasing a ball to playing tug of war. The most important thing is to do your play activity early in the morning or late in the afternoon when it is not too hot for your dog. Overall, I recommend the following exercises for maximum benefit: Jogging. Lifespan Sociability The price of a mixed breed dog is partially determined by the average cost of its parents. A Golden Pyrenees puppy is generally less expensive than its parents. The pedigree of its parents also determines the price of a puppy. A show quality dog costs more than a pet store puppy. They have strong mothering-type instincts. Combining the traits of the two breeds that are the parents for the Golden Pyrenees equals a very loving and attentive dog. The dog practiced extreme care and loyalty for the flock and was aggressive towards suspected dangers. This trait often carries over in families with children. They are better suited for colder environments. The Great Pyrenees was a European mountain dog, and throughout decades of genetic preferences, they grew thick and long coats meant for protection in high altitudes and cold temperatures. The dog should be kept cool, though, especially during hot periods of the year. It is especially given to overheating and even heat stroke if left in warm conditions for long periods. Getting the dog blown out every spring is another fitting way to keep it cool. They need extra grooming to keep them looking silky and golden. The short, soft undercoat combined with the long, straight hair on the outer coat tends towards matting. The hair initially helped to protect the two dog breeds, helping to control their interior temperature. It does shed quite a lot, especially during spring and early summer. The Golden Pyrenees requires more grooming than most, needing a brush every day to keep the coat looking healthy and golden. This mix makes for an odd possibility of expected traits. Golden Retrievers are generally outgoing, sometimes overly friendly with people and other animals. The purpose of the breed is to retrieve. These tendencies contrast the Great Pyrenees, meant to be a watchdog and stay wary of strangers and other animals. The expectation for the Golden Pyrenees can typically be a cross, with the better characteristics winning out: enthusiastic and loving. These dogs are quite intelligent and have large personalities. This can be a lovable feature, but it also makes them more challenging to train than other more obedient breeds. These tendencies make the dog a better match for owners that are well-versed trainers or have a lot of determination. When it comes to having this bulky pooch around the kids, it needs to be watched due to its lack of understanding of its size. They like to believe they are lap dogs and may accidentally knock over very young children because of its sheer size. Are These Dogs Good for Families? It is very loyal and loving and will often protect its small companions if it feels danger approaching. It is not always the best fit for families with very young kids since it is so large. It would never do anything to harm a child purposefully, but may accidentally due to its sheer size. They have a very playful nature. Get them accustomed to strangers and other animals as young as possible to train them into being an approachable dog and agreeable with other animals in their space. Their food should be of high quality but can be a general kibble. Since this breed is genetically accustomed to cold temperatures and a high level of activity, they gain weight quickly without the right care. Watch them to make sure they avoid overeating and stay in the best shape for a long healthy life. On average, the dog should get around minutes of activity per day. This is why they are generally not suitable for apartment living, as having a yard or acreage to roam around in will supply them with the bulk of their needed activity. It is recommended that an owner be prepared to walk an average of nine miles with them each week to keep them fit. In order to train them well, they need a strong pack leader they can respect. The first part of training is convincing them that you are the pack leader and not them. They need a firm, calm owner to work with them. If more than one person is working with the dog, be sure that everyone agrees on the training protocol. Some owners rely on the expertise of a professional to guarantee a solid training regimen. They need to be brushed every day, even more during the seasons such as late spring and early summer, as the temperature increases. Golden Pyrenees may develop a doggie odor if they are not kept properly groomed. Although brushing them out frequently may help, it is also a good idea to give them a bath whenever the odor begins to develop. The best tools to use for the coat of this particular dog is a pin brush, a comb, and a deshedder to release the undercoat and keep them cool during warm months. Great Pyrenees often struggle with bloating, although proper exercise and a healthy diet help alleviate this stress. They also suffer from hip dysplasia, luxated patellas, as well as bone cancer. Any of these may carry down the line to the Golden Pyrenees puppies. This is not a guarantee that a Golden Pyrenees will suffer from these, but the owner should learn about and watch for early indicators. Lastly, due to their thick fur coats, Golden Pyrenees may struggle with skin irritants and other problems. This especially applies to humid areas around the world. Minor Conditions. It is a cross between the Golden Retriever and the Great Pyrenees. The best way to determine the temperament of a mixed breed is to look up all breeds in the cross and know you can get any combination of any of the characteristics found in either breed. It is very common for breeders to breed multi-generation crosses. He was born at the end of January in Saskatchewan. Charlie is a laid-back, easy-going and very friendly dog. His best friend is my year-old boy; they are the perfect match. He has a temperament of a Great Pyrenees ; he likes to watch the world go by, but when he is outside playing ball he is as gentle as a Golden Retriever. Charlie is not a very active dog. We go to the dog park as many times as we can in the winter and most days in the summer he runs around for about 30 mins and then is looking to mom and dad to go home. Charlie lives with two cats that he gets along with great, one snake , and two Great Danes named Stella white Dane; she is deaf and Dexter, a mantle Dane that just came to us in January of .I owe them both a world of gratitude. Without knowing the training tips I have learned my home would be a scary place to visit and live. He is a Golden Pyrenees who we found at our local shelter in NC. He is so sweet and is famous in our neighborhood as everyone loves him. When I found him, he was 40 pounds at 1. He had been a stray for those 1. When we brought him inside, he did not know what to do with stairs so I had to carry him up and down the stairs to teach him. Let's say he has blossomed since we brought him home, and he now weighs pounds. He is the best dog we've ever had and would highly recommend his hybrid. Does not have a mean bone in his body. He is the picture of both breeds; he's very good with children, even at such a young age, gentle, intelligent and quite lazy. He weighs 30 pounds in these photos, and gets bigger by the day. His coat has the texture of a Golden, but hasn't completely filled out like a Pyrenees. He's got a very low energy level; two minute walks a day will suffice for him. He eats about two cups a day and maintains a very healthy weight. Our vet expects him to be around pounds as an adult with a projected height of 30 in. He's trained very well thus far and excels at demanding tasks. Fen adapts well to new people and situations, and is currently working toward getting his Canine Good Citizen certification. Saint Berdoodles perfectly combine the playful, obedient, eager-to-please side of the poodle with the gentle, calm, affectionate, and loyal side of the Saint Bernard. We have very happy buyers from our past litter, and two of the puppies from our last litter are now therapy dogs! Our puppies are extremely smart, easy to train, sweet, and are fully potty trained within their enclosure which should make potty training at home a lot easier! All puppies will be dewormed, health checked, and UTD on their shots. Baron male : Baron is a playful puppy with a very sweet temperament. He is black with tinges of brown, a white chest, white back toes, curly hair, and will be medium build between pounds After losing our sweet Millie Big-Butt, we decided to get a puppy. Teddy has received two-thumbs up by our vet in terms of his health and demeanor. After losing our sweet Millie Big-Butt, we decided to get a puppy. We are over the moon happy with Nova. Already sits on command and fetches most of the time. She is a beautiful puppy with a great temperament. She has caught on to potty training quickly too. Thank you soooo very much. From the moment the family handed her to us in a very simple exchange, she has been a very sweet, very healthy, exuberant pup. Thank you for raising her on a farm we are farmers and exposing her to all the good that comes from that type of life. We would highly recommend autumn creek ranch to anyone looking for a healthy, happy, ready for the world, pup! Thanks again! We had a lengthy car ride home from picking her up and she settled right in for the ride. She is smart as a whip and learning fast. We are enjoying every minute with her and love her very much! With a regular routine and high-food drive, Hamilton has learned so much in just one week; he is already house trained, sleeps in his crate with minimal fuss at night, and is excelling on sit, stay, lay down, paw, off, and no commands. We are so proud of him and so happy with our choice to get our Golden Retriever from your family farm! From our first communication to taking Hamilton home, you have been informative and timely with your responses to my many questions. The puppy selection process was clear and fair, and pick-up was seemless. And as a researcher, I really appreciate all the scholarly research you provided on why fresh food diets are best. Ham is thriving on his fresh food diet! We were very intrigued with the farm raised dogs, knowing they were coming from a good home meant a lot. The Golden Retriever is another very old breed that originated in England during the 15th century. This popular dog breed is also considered one of the oldest purebred dogs today. The origins of the Great Pyrenees Golden Retriever mix are somewhat murky, while it is known that the breed was developed in the United States in the s. This mixed breed is a large, muscular dog with a thick coat of fur that can be either white, cream, or gold in color. They are intelligent, friendly, and outgoing dogs that are great in the family home. Appearance The Golden Pyrenees is a large and impressive dog with a strong body and a noble bearing. The head is fairly large and rectangular, with a wide muzzle and soft, floppy ears. The eyes are brown or hazel. The coat is thick and dense, with a moderate to heavy amount of shedding. This mix does well in colder climates, as the thick coat provides insulation against the cold. The Golden Retriever Great Pyrenees is a large dog that stands between that stands about 25 to 32 inches tall at the shoulder. They weigh anywhere from pounds, depending on their size and age. They are a handsome and dignified dog breed. The other double coat colors can be yellow, brindle, tricolor, white, red, cream, sable, grey, Golden, and black. The temperament of the Great Pyrenees Golden Retriever mix is comparable to that of both parent breeds. They are highly energetic, playful, and affectionate. They love to play fetch, chase balls, and run around. However, they do not tolerate being left alone for extended periods of time. They need daily exercise and mental stimulation. On the other hand, the Great Pyrenees Golden Retriever mix is more individualistic and calm than the Golden Retriever breed. What are their training Needs? Training your Golden Pyrenees is very easy. Start training when they are puppies. Puppies learn quickly and respond well to positive reinforcement. You can reward them with treats, toys, praise, or even just attention. Start teaching commands such as sit, stay, down, come, and heel. When they understand the command, teach them how to perform the behavior. Once they master the command, add another one. Sit simply means stop doing whatever you are doing. Stay means stop moving. Teaching your dog to obey these commands is best done through rewards and praise. To train your dog to walk nicely on a leash, start by taking them outside and walking around the block. To train your dog to go potty outside, take them outside and let them do their business. Then, pick up any waste and throw it away. Repeat this process until your dog understands where to go when they need to relieve itself. Once your dog has mastered these basic commands, you can move on to more advanced ones. Are they Aggressive? No, the Golden Pyrenees are typically not aggressive. They are naturally protective of their family members and will protect them if necessary. This is why they make excellent guard dogs. If you treat them right, they will be happy to give you lots of love and companionship. The Golden Pyrenees are large dogs with a reputation for being lazy. They are one of the larger breeds, sometimes weighing up to pounds! They need about one hour of exercise per day to stay fit and healthy. They spend most of their time sleeping, leading to them being overweight, but it can easily be fixed with regular exercise, such as taking your pup on long walks or running in an area outside your life! Sixty to ninety minutes of walking each day can help reduce weight gain for pets, especially those with a tendency towards gaining more pounds than necessary. Mental Stimulation Mental Stimulation is essential for most dog breeds. It helps them think clearly, remember things, and keep their minds sharp. It also keeps them from getting bored and restless. The best way to stimulate your dog mentally is through play. Playtime should be fun and engaging. The Golden Pyrenees is no exception and likes to engage and enjoy several brain activities, including: Playing fetch. Cross it with the regal, zen-like Great Pyrenees, and you get more of the same temperament and then some — the ultimate addition to your home. Stunning to behold, this strong pack-leader will be intensely loyal and intimidatingly protective. The adult dog is a giant with a rectangular shape, a rounded head, and large drop ears. Its coat will be luxurious and dense, probably water repellent. It carries itself majestically, and its expression is alert, inquisitive, and intelligent. The Golden Pyrenees parent enjoys its food and has been seen at pounds kg if its owner does not control its food. It will probably be capable of covering a lot of ground in each stride. The well-feathered tail will probably be carried gaily. The coat will usually be mostly cream with gold, white, brown, or gray patterns. It can also be tricolor and, strangely enough, completely black, which is an arresting sight. If the Retriever parent genes dominate, it will be silkier and smoother. Either way, this mix will have a double coat with a warm and rather soft undercoat and a medium-length to slightly longer outer coat. Temperament Your Great Pytreiver will probably be extremely affectionate. They will bark, get into trouble, and even become destructive. You will have to socialize and train them well enough to accompany you to work if you live alone. They are intensely social. Left alone, it will play with toys, bark when it is bored and leave to search for you, unless you have installed robust fencing. Can Be Aggressive and Unruly If Untrained Your dog can take up to four years to mature completely and will retain its playfulness beyond that. Simply because of its size and strength, you will have to socialize it early and start training from day one. You must be able to exercise control under any circumstances. Preferred Climate Is Colder Weather Your Great Pytreiver will love the snow and will usually swim at every opportunity, relying on its water-repellant, warm, double coat to keep it comfortable. A post shared by Henry henrylegoldenpy Companion or Suitability Factor The Golden Pyrenees has a delightful, lighthearted spirit and will initiate play by presenting a toy and making a play bow, which cannot be ignored. The parent Py is sensitive around the base of its tail for some reason. Never leave young children unattended with a dog. The Pyrenees parent already has a tendency to sit and watch the world go by, and apartment living would likely turn this mix into a couch potato. This would be doing the dog an injustice. Is a Perfect Watchdog Keeping its family safe is a priority for this mix, and it will make the perfect guard dog. It will be reliably noisy in alerting you to strangers. Could Be Suitable for Senior Citizens An older person, who is fit enough for one-hour walks twice a day, could adopt an older dog and enjoy a healthy mutual companionship for years. It would not be advisable for an older person to have to deal with a puppy or an adolescent Golden Pyrenees. Both parents, and especially the Golden Retriever, are perfect candidates for this work. Both breeds have also worked as war messengers and in search and rescue. Tends to Get Along with Other Pets If Properly Introduced Its ancestry dictates that your Golden Retriever Great Pyrenees mix will get along with any animal that constitutes its family, including cats, birds, fish, gerbils, mice, and other dogs. Take care to do the first introduction to other dogs in a neutral space. Consider putting plugs in their ears if they are going to be underwater. If you are boating, be sure they are wearing well-fitting life jackets. The Pyrenees is 64th, but makes up for this in its intuition. It might be tricky to understand your dog, which could appear aloof and be seriously laid-back. A post shared by Pawmetto Pups thepawmettopups Intelligence As in humans, challenging your dog with the toys you choose for it, the games you play with it and, believe it or not, the time you spend with it, can sharpen its intelligence. Proper socialization when your dog is young will help it understand what is expected of it. Training Could Be Challenging You will need to be a strong pack leader and also be consistent with this mix. Train it in short sessions and present its training in a fun, challenging way. Twelve minutes, twice a day, will work better than two and a half hours all at once. Physical Needs If you have to rely on a fence to keep your dog at home, it must be 6 feet 1. While this mix needs a family, if the Py genes come in strongly, it will have an inherent drive to increase the territory it controls. Be sure to always feed age-appropriate food. Use as much fresh food as you can for treats to help control obesity. Feed two or three times a day. You should be careful that it does not exercise on hard surfaces while it is still growing to prevent health issues later. Grooming You will need to brush your Great Pytreiver every day to maintain its coat. You need a de-shedder with an automatic cleaning function, a pin brush, nail clipper, and toothbrush. Your dog may have double dewclaws on the back feet. Be aware it may be sensitive in the tail area. It provides the opportunity to examine the ears for injury or infection, especially if it swims regularly or you live in a humid atmosphere. Keep the nails trimmed neatly. Brush the teeth three times a week. The Golden Retriever was to be the perfect talented Retriever with a superb nose and a gentle mouth. It was a large white dog that disappeared into the flock and guarded it against wolves and bears. Sometimes it remained on top of the freezing mountain for days, alone except for the flock it was guarding. It became the darling of the aristocracy, guarding its luxurious chateaux. It is supposed to be healthier than either of its purebred parents. Historically, the Great Pyrenees has been crossed with many different breeds with positive outcomes. This mix produces beautiful dogs with an exceptionally balanced, person-centered personality. Be sure that the breeder is registered and can produce documentation that both parents have been cleared for breeding purposes. This is non-negotiable. Health Issues Your mix is large, very active, and enjoys eating, so your main health concern is hip dysplasia. With careful attention to nutrition and amount of exercise, your dog will not develop this painful condition. The lifespan is 10 to 13 years. It is especially prevalent in animals that grow too quickly and obese animals. A breeder should screen hip dysplasia out of the bloodline before breeding. You should make sure to get the hip scores of the parents of your mix so you can make informed decisions about its food and exercise. Take it to get hip x-rays when it is two years old. Bloat Gastric Torsion Dilatation Volvulus Because your dog is deep-chested, it may suffer from bloat. Bloat is when the stomach fills with gas, fluid, or food. It often twists, preventing the vital blood flow back to the heart. The dog will go into shock. This is an emergency, and you must get to the veterinarian immediately. Be aware of these signs: restlessness, unusual drooling, dry retching, and a tender, swollen abdomen. You can help avoid this by feeding it three smaller meals instead of one large meal. Prevent the dog from doing heavy exercise shortly after eating. Cancer The breeder has a duty to have its breeding stock screened for common cancers. Discuss this with your breeder, especially in regard to the Golden Retriever parent. Both parents have a predisposition to cancer, especially of mast cells, immune system, soft tissue, and bone cancer.

An empty outlined icon indicating the option to save an item Save Article Use Arrow Keys to Navigate View Gallery 43 Slides gh It might be a challenge to even think about finding a great Halloween costume for your dog when you yourself haven't found the perfect look FYI: We can help with that. But as you probably know, picking out the best dog costume for Halloween is actually so much fun, especially since there are so many easy DIY options and store-bought picks to have everyone oohing and aahing over them come October 31st. Not to mention, there are so many great matching dog and owner looks that are honestly, too good to pass up. If you really want your pup to be the star of the Halloween parade, you can't go wrong with a funny dog costume that's equal parts cute and comedic. Just take a look at the fun and cute options below — there's something for every pup regardless if they are small, medium or large. When shopping, make sure to always measure your dog before purchasing to ensure that the costume will be a comfortable fit. Measure around the neck snug like a collar , around the chest at the widest part and down the body from the base of the neck to the base of the tail. Most importantly: If your dog is in any way distressed when you put the costume on, skip it. If they cannot easily breathe, walk or go to the bathroom, take it off immediately. Avoid clothing with dangling objects that can be swallowed, do not dye your pet's fur and never leave your pet unattended in a costume. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. An empty outlined icon indicating the option to save an item Save Article Use Arrow Keys to Navigate View Gallery 43 Slides svetikd If there's one part of Halloween we had to say is our favorite, it would definitely be the costumes. Sure, we love the front porches decked in pumpkins and all the spooky decorations , but it's hard to resist not going all out when it comes to costumes. From little ones dressed in their trick-or-treating best to coordinated costumes that get the whole family involved, there's just too much fun and sometimes spookiness to handle. But as you're putting together that cute costume, there's one family member you absolutely don't want to forget: your dog! Let's be honest: the only thing cuter than a dog in a costume is a baby in a costume.Whether you plan to dress up with your dog or let him or her be the star of the show this Howl-oween, all of these ideas are winners in our book. Looking for a last-minute costume? No problem! Now, there's only one thing to check off the list: plenty of treats to butter Fido up to wear that teddy bear costume. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Filter Dog Halloween Costumes Face it. Your dog is more of a party animal than you'll ever be. If it were up to him, he'd be drinking punch straight from the bowl within the first five minutes of the party, followed by a run across the dance floor to chase that person dressed like a cat. That's why you shouldn't deny your pet the pleasure of dressing up for the holiday, just like his master! You'll find fun dog Halloween costumes here! Fortunately for you, we a have myriad of great dog costumes for your pet to choose from. If your dog's got the rhythm in his heart, then you can dress him up as one of the great musicians of the century, like Elvis or Michael Jackson. If your dog is more of the superhero type, he can become Batman or Superman. He can even help you on some Ghostbusting missions in one of our Ghostbusters pet costumes. Whatever his fancy is, we're sure to have something that will let your pooch get in touch with his inner party animal with our dog costumes. Search through our large selection of pet costumes for the best puppy outfits around! Dog Costumes Life without your pet is just too hard to imagine! Your furry little friend gives you love, companionship, and endless hours of entertainment. Your pet could be the life of the party if he just had a silly outfit to wear! From Star Wars to Wizard of Oz , your dog can join any kind of party with one of these adorable outfits. If your pooch is a fun-loving canine, then he might be ready for one of our dog costumes. Just check our list below of some of our favorites! Of course, make sure to check out our other lion costumes , so you can match your pet by going as a group costume with your pet! Hot Dog Costume for Dogs Now, this hot dog costume may be a little confusing to your little doggie. Normally, your pup likes to eat the hot dog, but in this funny outfit for dogs, your pet becomes the hot dog. The hot dog portion of the costume is even made out of a faux leather material to give your pet an appetizing look! Dog Spider Costume Does your dog ever chase after bugs? Does he leap and bound across the living room trying to eat that rogue fly that found its way into your home? Well, then perhaps your pooch likes to pretend that he is a vicious arachnid, hunting for his meal. Insects in your home had better beware! Shark Puppy Costume Have you ever seen your dog dreaming? You know how it goes. They start making some goofy noises, and then their legs start twitching. Well, your dog might be dreaming of being the apex predator of the ocean, hunting down all the fishies that are smaller and weaker than him! Of course, you pup could just be dreaming about eating an endless array of hamburgers that fell on the floor… Minion Dog Costume Now, this is a costume that accurately portrays how most dogs view themselves! Your average dog sees himself as your ultimate helper, much like the Despicable Me Minions are to Gru. However, the Minions from the animated film often find themselves causing more trouble for their master than helping much like your clumsy pup. Gru still loves them anyways and lets them tag along during his misadventures. This Minion dog costume should help you bring your pup on all your misadventures as well. It comes with a jacket and hood that help make your puppy look like a creation from the depths of your laboratory. No lightning bolts are necessary to jolt this costume to life. It also looks great with any of our mad scientist costumes. Costumes for Cats Cats are quite the enigma. Even experienced cat owners will tell you that sometimes, their cat just does things that cannot be explained, but that never stops us from loving the fluffy little animals. For those of you brave enough to try, we do carry many outfits that are that can be worn by cats. Those that do enjoy wearing clothes will look ultra-adorable in our costumes for cats. Search through our selection of pet costumes to find something your kitty won't hate to wear. Dress them up in cat Halloween costumes that one time a year or even for an every day look. Just think about it. You must feed him and provide him with suitable drinking fluids. You must provide him with adequate entertainment, or he will become dissatisfied and subsequently tear up the curtains. You even clean his poop up. Cat Bat Wings Have you ever been suspicious of your cat? He might just be a vampir in disguise! Well, now you can with this cat bat wings accessory. Cat Lion Costume Your kitty sees himself as a wild jungle king, even if he spends most of his time napping in sunbeams. He sees himself as a ferocious lion, who uses his masterful hunting skills to track down any prey, even if he IS still afraid of a lone cucumber. Well, we suggest making a compromise, by letting him wear this cat lion costume , which is based on the cowardly lion from the Wizard of Oz. Some cats are afraid of them, since they resemble their well-known foe, the cucumber. A few cats actually eat them. Even fewer cats… dream of becoming one! Now, your ferocious little kitty can become her favorite fruit when she dresses up in this cute cat banana costume. Star Wars Dog Costumes Have you ever wondered what kind of character your dog would be if he were in the Star Wars movies? Would your puppy be an agent for the Galactic Empire, wearing a Stormtrooper outfit? He could even be an Imperial Walker, so you can dress up like Darth Vader and become a real live version of the classic meme. Well, whatever role you think your pooch would play in the Star Wars movies, we have a costume that will help him unleash his inner star power! Just check out our list below. Ewok Dog Costume Wicket might be one of the easiest associations you can make with your pet! After all, Ewoks are small, furry, adorable, and they have an intense desire to protect their home from bad guys. Just use this Ewok dog costume to get his look down right. Bantha Dog Costume Is your dog the kind of wild beast that Tusken Raiders would like to take along with them on arduous journeys on Tatooine? Then your pup is probably a bit like a Bantha! Banthas are loyal creatures that carry the Tusken Raiders around on their backs and this Bantha dog costume is an easy way to transform your pup into one of the critters from the movie. Your dog can look like the assault vehicle used by the Empire in The Empire Strikes Back when he wears this Imperial Walker dog costume. Just make sure to help him fight off the Snowspeeders that will be gunning for him when he wears this cute costume. You can also take him for a walk dressed as Darth Vader for great comedic appeal. Jedi Dog Costume Sometimes your dog is your only hope when a situation goes sideways. Like when your plate tips over and your entire dinner falls onto the floor? Yoda Dog Costume Is your pooch wise beyond his years? Does he like to lurk around in swampy areas like Dagobah? That little green guy liked to get muddy and hang out with all kinds of creepy creatures in the depths of Dagobah. Dewback Dog Costume Maybe your dog is a little bit more of a bad guy! Well, then he probably needs an outfit that more accurately reflects his allegiance. Your dog probably imagines himself as being a great service to the Empire and no creature is of more service to the Empire as the big, lizard-like creatures called Dewbacks! These critters transport Stormtroopers all across the deserts of Tatooine and this Dewback dog costume is a great way to make him feel just like a Dewback. This quick guide will tell you step-by-step how to dress your large or small dog into a Halloween costume. Ears in Head Piece Some costumes come with a headpiece, so you may want to start by putting that on your pup. Fasten Head Piece The next step is simple as long as you have a compliant pooch! If you fasten it too loosely, it may easily fall off. If you do it too tightly, it may be uncomfortable for your pet. Head Piece Attached When the headpiece is completely attached, your dog should look like a wacky character of your choosing! Make your final adjustments to ensure that the piece is secure on his head and not too tight. If your pooch is uncomfortable, or not used to wearing headwear, he may try to take it off, so comfort is key. Check to see if there are any Velcro straps in the front and fasten them. Remember that candy unless specifically made for dogs is not good for dogs, so you might want to bring a few treats of your own if you plan on taking him with you or your kids for a round of trick or treating in the neighborhood. A Los Angeles native, Fanny was going through a funk in her personal life. Creating unique and color costumes became therapeutic, she says. Inspiration for finding unique dog costumes Fanny plans her themes and costumes months in advance, getting inspiration from pop culture and driving around the city looking for intriguing and bright art exhibits, city murals and gardens. She carries props, lighting and treats in her car so she and Gracie are ready when inspiration hits. Her efforts have paid off. Not only does she receive messages from teenagers who are going through their own tough times saying Gracie is the only positive thing in their lives, but her cheerful photos get picked up by a variety of major retailers. This year for the holidays, Fanny plans to recreate the famous tongue scene from A Christmas Story with Gracie wearing a puffy jacket and licking a light post. A little peanut butter on the light post. Tips for creating unique holiday dog costumes: Costumes that have designs on the front work best for dog photos Keep props and treats in your car incase inspiration hits while on the go Cardboard goes a long way when building props and backdrops for photo shoots Connect with your local community on social media for group photo opportunities Stores like Homegoods, TJ Max and Michaels sell out fast; start looking in the fall. She has more than a decade of experience writing about pets and health. Lauren lives in Northern California with her two teeny-tiny dogs, Lucy and Emmy. To follow their adventures, check out laur.

I will start with Grace. First able if you love your dog and want them to look good, I don't think Grace is the person you need. Not sure if Petsmart is the place that you need. If they do no have people with the experience of grooming they should have a grooming salon. We love our dogs like our kids. You want them to look good. Shame of them. I brought my miniature Poodle; his name is Toby. I asked him for a Teddy bear style haircut and showed her photos of how I wanted it. And she gave him a horrendous haircut. She left his face like a dinosaur. I wanted to cry when I saw it. The body hair cut is very short. Nothing look like the picture I show her. Haircut is totally horrendous he looks so ugly. I don't understand how this girl can work there. I called the corporation and make a complaint and I will also report it to the credit card to dispute the charges. Well, all his hair was totally damaged. And I took my other dog Nailah for a full hair, bath, and nail cut. And Jillian, after having it for 3 hours with the dog , When I went to get her, says that she was only able to cut the ends since it was her first Haircut. She claimed she trim her hair, But doesn't look like she did anything. Beside a bath. But thank God nothing compared to Gracer's bad work. I never plan to take my dogs there again. Now way for corporate resolution and Amex credit card with the resolution of disputing the charges. Open your eyes and search good when you want to take your dogs for grooming. Again Grace work I rate minus -0 This girl need intensive grooming training. And Jillian need to learn to communicate better with customer and let them decide if they can proceed or not. Date of experience: September 11, AJ. Rates may differ for those residing outside the U. You'll have access to a vet for 7 days. How to Treat Your Dog's Diarrhea at Home There are times when your dog may be off, and you can manage their diarrhea without a trip to the veterinarian. Rest Just like with us, rest is important. Give your dog a quiet and comfortable place for them to recover. It is likely best to be a place close to a door to go outside, and that has an easy-to-clean floor for those unfortunate poop accidents. Fasting Ideally, fast your dog for 12 hours to allow their gastrointestinal tract to rest and recover. This means NO treats, regular meals, snacks — food of any kind. During this period of time, you can give your dog rice water. The benefit of rice water over plain water is that it may help improve digestion, help alleviate gas and bloating, provide some beneficial minerals, and the carbohydrates provide some energy. You want to use good quality white rice not minute rice. Brown rice is not recommended since it has too much fiber. How to make rice water Ingredients: 1 cup of White Rice 4 cups of Water Instructions: Boil 1 cup of white rice in 4 cups of water for 10 to 30 minutes maybe longer until the water turns a creamy white color. Remove the liquid and allow it to cool. Save the cooked rice for later use. Once cooled, give it to your dog as often as they will consume it. Discontinue if your dog starts vomiting and contact your veterinarian. For those dogs not interested, you can add a couple of teaspoons of low sodium chicken broth powder or dog-safe bone broth be sure it does not contain any onions or garlic. Personally, I think the stuff tastes terrible and would prefer the rice water! I do not recommend Gatorade because it is high in sugar, and that can cause further intestinal inflammation. There are electrolyte solutions made specifically for pets , as well. After Fasting Once you are past the first 12 hours of fasting, you can begin offering your dog small amounts of a bland, low-fat, and easily digestible diet. Bland Diet Options 1. Plain, boiled, boneless, skinless chicken and rice the leftover from the rice water. Chicken or turkey baby food be sure it does not contain onions or garlic — the links we provided are pet safe baby food choices Serving Size Example: A small breed dog can be offered a tablespoon or two every hour for a couple of hours. Then allow them to rest for a couple of hours. If there is no vomiting or worsening symptoms, you can slightly increase the amount. You will end up feeding smaller portions more frequently than what is their usual feeding routine. It is always helpful to regularly keep a couple of cans or packets at home. The Under the Weather bland diet does not require a veterinary prescription, so you can buy some ahead of time and keep it just in case. They have many flavors , so be sure to pick the one that matches the protein your dog is currently on, i. During that time, continue feeding small amounts every 3 to 4 hours. If the diarrhea goes away, then over another one to two weeks, you will slowly transition them back to their regular dog food diet. Do not give treats or any other food than their regular dog food. Once they have been transitioned fully back to their regular dog food for a couple of weeks, then you can begin slowly offering extras such as their treats. If you switch back to your dog's regular food too quickly, and don't leave enough time for healing and reduction of inflammation, you could end up right back where you started. Other Things That Can Help With Diarrhea In addition to rest, fasting, and a bland diet, there are some other things you may find helpful in dealing with diarrhea issues at home. Probiotics Probiotics may be helpful when dealing with diarrhea. Probiotics help support a healthy immune system by keeping the intestinal bacteria in good balance and aiding in digestion. It acts as a prebiotic because it stimulates the growth of beneficial bacteria by lowering the pH and providing the nutrients they need. Additionally, it helps inhibit harmful bacteria in the intestines. Always be sure that your dog has access to plenty of fresh water when giving them fiber supplements. In the case of stress-induced diarrhea, starting a fiber supplement a few days prior to the stressful event can help prevent the diarrhea from starting. Psyllium fiber can be purchased over the counter as whole husks , in products like unsweetened, unflavored Metamucil , or this dog-formulated fiber brand Serving: 1 teaspoon for smaller dogs and up to 3 teaspoons for larger dogs, once to twice daily mixed into food. You can also grind the psyllium fiber finer if you want to. Additionally, read the labels to be sure they do not contain xylitol — it is very toxic to pets. Catnip Many households have dogs and cats — if your cat is willing to share their catnip , it may help with your dog's diarrhea. Catnip, when used in moderation, is safe for dogs and can actually be beneficial to them. Since catnip is a plant, it is made up of different elements that can benefit your dog. It contains vitamins, minerals, flavonoids, tannins, and oils. With that said, do not give your dog catnip cat toys. This can result in choking or a potential intestinal obstruction. Catnip has been found to have a sedative effect on dogs. However, this only occurs when they eat it, and a little goes a LONG way. Unfortunately, it is hard to predict its effects. Additionally, some dogs can become hyperactive instead of sedate. Catnip has been found to help some dogs with indigestion, cramps, diarrhea, and gas. Again, only a small amount is needed. Use the calculator below to figure out how much catnip your dog should get. Always start at the lower end of the range since your dog's reaction cannot be predicted. For example, if your dog weighs 30 pounds .For the high range, divide .So, a 30 lbs dog would get between 1. Catnip Calculator for Dogs Enter your dog's weight in either pounds or kilograms to calculate catnip dosage. Their formulas are meticulously crafted to provide dogs with the essential nutrients they need for a healthy life. Royal Canin: For those seeking breed-specific and health-focused formulas, Royal Canin excels in this department. They understand that different breeds have unique nutritional requirements, and they have formulated their dog food accordingly. Additionally, they offer solutions for dogs with specific health concerns, ensuring your pet receives the care they need. Blue Buffalo: Blue Buffalo prides itself on emphasizing natural ingredients. Their recipes often include high-quality proteins and wholesome grains, with a focus on providing dogs with the nutrition they would find in the wild. They have a wide range of options designed to address various dietary requirements and preferences. Whether your dog needs weight management, sensitive skin support, or high-protein nutrition, Purina Pro Plan has you covered. Nutro: Nutro is known for its natural and grain-free options. If your dog has grain sensitivities or you prefer to feed them a diet that mimics their ancestral eating habits, Nutro offers grain-free alternatives packed with wholesome ingredients. Wellness: Wellness stands out with its high-quality, holistic recipes. They focus on using premium ingredients to create well-rounded nutrition for dogs. Their offerings cater to different life stages, ensuring your pet receives the nourishment they deserve. Orijen: Orijen is celebrated for its biologically appropriate ingredients. Merrick: Merrick is a brand that provides a wide range of flavors and formulas to satisfy even the pickiest eaters. Their diverse menu includes options for dogs with specific dietary needs or those who simply enjoy a variety of flavors in their meals. Explore Breed-Specific Options If you have a specific breed, consider brands like Royal Canin that offer breed-specific formulas to meet unique nutritional needs. Prioritize Natural Ingredients Look for brands like Blue Buffalo that emphasize natural ingredients and high-quality proteins for a closer-to-wild diet. Grain-Free for Sensitivities Consider grain-free options like Nutro for dogs with grain sensitivities or those desiring a grain-free diet. Holistic Nutrition with Premium Ingredients Opt for holistic nutrition provided by brands like Wellness, which use premium ingredients for well-rounded dog food. Biologically Appropriate Ingredients Choose Orijen for dog food that replicates a wild diet, featuring high protein and minimal processing. Variety for Picky Eaters If your dog is picky, consider brands like Merrick that offer a wide range of flavors and formulas to satisfy their preferences. What should I consider when choosing dog food for my pet? Are there dog food brands that cater to different life stages? My dog has a specific breed. Are there dog foods tailored to breed-specific needs? Royal Canin is known for breed-specific formulas designed to meet the unique nutritional requirements of different dog breeds. What if my dog has specific health concerns or dietary restrictions? Brands like Purina Pro Plan offer specialized formulas for dogs with specific health issues or dietary preferences. For example, they have options for weight management and sensitive skin support. Are there dog foods that prioritize natural ingredients? Yes, Blue Buffalo emphasizes natural ingredients and high-quality proteins in their recipes, aiming to provide dogs with a diet closer to what they would find in the wild. My dog has grain sensitivities. Are there grain-free options available? Nutro is known for its grain-free dog food options, ideal for dogs with grain sensitivities or those who prefer a grain-free diet. Which brand focuses on holistic nutrition for dogs? Wellness is renowned for its high-quality, holistic recipes that use premium ingredients to provide well-rounded nutrition for dogs. My dog is a picky eater. Are there brands with a variety of flavors? Merrick provides a wide range of flavors and formulas, making it an excellent choice for picky eaters or those who enjoy a variety of flavors in their meals. Here are some popular websites the best dog food: Chewy chewy. They also provide customer reviews and detailed product information to help you make informed choices. PetSmart petsmart. They often have expert advice and in-depth product descriptions. Royal Canin royalcanin. Blue Buffalo bluebuffalo. Purina Pro Plan purina. Nutro nutro. Wellness Pet Food wellnesspetfood. Orijen orijen. Merrick merrickpetcare. When researching and purchasing dog food, visiting these websites can provide valuable information, product details, and often, the option to purchase directly or find local retailers near you. Kidney disease Cancer As you can see, there are many serious health risks associated with obesity. That's why it's so important to make sure your dog is at a healthy weight. If you think your dog may be overweight, then talk to your veterinarian about putting them on a diet. They will be able to help you choose the best food and create a plan that will help your dog lose weight safely. Remember, a healthy weight is vital to your dog's overall health and wellbeing. So, if you're concerned about your dog's weight, don't hesitate to talk to your veterinarian. They will be able to help you get your dog on the path to a healthier life. What are some of the benefits of feeding my dog a diet food? Feeding your dog a diet food has a number of benefits, including: Helping them lose weight Diet dog foods are designed to help dogs lose weight. They are low in calories and fat, but high in protein, which helps to keep dogs feeling full and satisfied. This prevents dogs from overeating and helps them lose weight gradually and safely. Reducing the risk of obesity-related health problems Obesity is a serious health concern for dogs and can lead to a number of problems, including arthritis, joint pain, type II diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, liver disease, kidney disease, and cancer. By feeding your dog a diet food, you can help to reduce the risk of these obesity-related health problems. Improving their overall health A healthy weight is vital to your dog's overall health and wellbeing. By feeding your dog a diet food, you can help to improve their overall health and wellbeing. As you can see, there are many benefits to feeding your dog a diet food. If you're concerned about your dog's weight, talk to your veterinarian about putting them on a diet. Now that you know more about why feeding your overweight dog the best diet dog food, here is more information about each of the 20 best diet dog foods in 1. Made with real chicken as the first ingredient, this formula also includes all natural ingredients and vegetables. It is fortified with vitamins and minerals to make sure your pup gets all the nutrients they need, and it is also free of corn, soy, and wheat. This formula is made with real chicken and includes whole grains, fruits, and vegetables. It is also fortified with vitamins and minerals to make sure your pup gets all the nutrients they need. This formula is a great option for dogs who are overweight or have diabetes. This best diet dog food is also free of corn, soy, and wheat. Merrick's Grain Free Healthy Weight formula is also available in a wet food version. It's designed to help manage canine weight problems by providing nutritional advantages that provide excellent nutrition while meeting your adult dog's special requirements. It features real chicken as the first ingredient, and contains a unique blend of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. This formula is also free of corn, soy, and wheat. Nulo Medal Series Weight Management formula is available in a dry food or wet food version. This delectable dish is prepared with real chicken protein to aid in lean muscle maintenance. It's made especially for adult dogs who need to be cautious of their weight. You'll appreciate knowing that it's based on decades of cutting-edge research and your dog will enjoy the way each bite tastes! Nutro Ultra Adult Weight Management is available in a dry food or wet food version. This natural dry dog food is created with reduced calories to promote healthy weight reduction and maintenance in less active or overweight adult dogs. It's made with high-quality proteins and grains, as well as omega fatty acids, antioxidants, glucosamine, probiotics, and taurine. The complete and balanced dry dog food is designed to promote a robust immune system, boost energy levels, and preserve a healthy skin and coat while also promoting general health. You can rest confident that your beloved pet is always getting the best nutrition since it's free of GMOs, meat by-products, fillers, or artificial preservatives. This multi-protein, nutrient-dense food is designed specifically for dogs that are prone to joint problems. This diet is perfect for sedentary paw-tiers and dogs that need to lose weight. This well-balanced, grain-free dry food for dogs is prepared using protein and a low-fat recipe to assist your dog maintain a healthy weight. It's made from carefully chosen components, including high-quality proteins like turkey meat and salmon oil, fruits and vegetables, as well as healthy grains that have been fortified with omega fatty acids, antioxidants, glucosamine, probiotics, taurine, vitamins and minerals. It's especially important with pups who eat very little food. Start by measuring out their daily intake and adding an extra five or so meals a week to make sure they're getting the nutrition they need. If you're going through this process for the first time, it might take some trial and error until you get it right. Keep in mind that every dog is different, so what works for one might not work for another. Your dog is a biological carnivore, which means he thrives on a diet that's high in whole animal components and low in carbohydrates. This delectable kibble is designed to aid lean muscle growth and maximal physical conditioning. It contains 85 percent high-quality animal ingredients thanks to WholePrey animal ingredients like organs and bones. This dog food is encased in a freeze-dried liver shell for maximum raw flavor! This kibble is designed to promote a healthy weight while providing your pup with the nutrition he needs. It's made with cage-free chicken as the first ingredient, as well as a blend of fruits and vegetables. This grain-free diet also includes freeze-dried raw pieces for added flavor and nutrition. This dry food for dogs is made with high-quality proteins and a reduced fat recipe to help your pup slim down. Plus, it's made with whole grains, fruits, and vegetables to provide your dog with the nutrition he needs. It also includes omega fatty acids, antioxidants, and probiotics for added health benefits. It's made with organic, free-range chicken as the first ingredient and includes whole foods like brown rice, oatmeal, and lamb to suit the needs of overweight, spayed, neutered or aged dogs. It's made with a variety of superfoods, including flaxseeds, milk thistle, cranberry extract, primrose oil, kelp, green tea, and blue-green algae. It also has probiotics for your stomach's health and CoQ10 to support heart health. The hypoallergenic, anti-hypoglycemic solution is free of added sugar and gluten, as well as corn, wheat, soy, by-products, artificial preservatives, or dyes. This kibble is made with high-quality proteins and a reduced fat recipe to help your dog lose weight. Plus, it's made with whole grains, fruits, and vegetables to provide your pup with the nutrition he needs. How much should I feed my dog to lose weight? This is a common question among dog owners, and the answer varies depending on your dog's individual needs. However, there are some general guidelines you can follow to help ensure your dog loses weight safely and effectively. First, consult with your veterinarian to determine how many calories your dog needs per day to maintain their current weight. Once you know this number, you can begin to work on reducing their calorie intake. There are a few different ways to do this. One is to simply feed your dog smaller meals throughout the day. Another is to switch to a diet dog food that is lower in calories than their current food. You will also want to make sure your dog is getting plenty of exercise. Walking or playing fetch are great ways to help your dog burn off some extra calories. If you follow these guidelines, you should see a gradual weight loss in your dog over time. Just be sure to consult with your vet if you have any concerns along the way. What is the fastest way for a dog to lose weight? The best way for a dog to lose weight is through a combination of diet and exercise. A healthy diet for a dog should be high in protein and low in calories. Exercise is important for all dogs, but especially for those who are overweight. Swimming is a great form of exercise for dogs because it is low impact and easy on the joints. There are a lot of different diet dog foods on the market, so it can be hard to choose the right one for your dog. Does walking dog help lose weight? Yes, walking your dog can help you lose weight. In fact, one study showed that people who walked their dogs for 30 minutes a day lost an average of 14 pounds in a year! Walking is a great way to get some exercise, and it's even more fun when you have a furry friend by your side. Plus, it's not just the exercise that can help you lose weight. Walking your dog also gives you a built-in excuse to get outside and explore your neighborhood or local park, which can lead to more activity overall. And if you're looking for even more motivation, there are plenty of dog walking apps and services that can help you get started. Our Criteria for Ranking the Best Dog Food Choosing the right dog food is essential for your pet's health and well-being. With the plethora of options available in the market, it can be challenging to determine which dog food is best for your furry friend. To simplify this process and help you make an informed decision, we have established a set of criteria for ranking the best dog food products. These criteria are based on scientific research, expert opinions, and the specific nutritional needs of dogs. Ingredients Quality: High-Quality Protein: The primary ingredient should be a high-quality animal protein source, such as chicken, beef, or fish, to support your dog's muscle development and overall health. Whole Grains and Vegetables: Whole grains and vegetables should be included to provide essential carbohydrates, fiber, vitamins, and minerals. Absence of Fillers and Artificial Additives: No Fillers: The best dog food should not contain fillers like corn, soy, or wheat, which offer limited nutritional value and may cause allergies. No Artificial Additives: It should be free from artificial colors, flavors, and preservatives, which can harm your dog's health over time. Meat Meal vs. Whole Meat: Preference for Whole Meat: Whole meat sources are preferred over meat meals or by-products, as they are less processed and retain more nutritional value. Digestibility and Allergen Consideration: Hypoallergenic Options: For dogs with allergies or sensitivities, hypoallergenic options that avoid common allergens like poultry or grains should be available. High Digestibility: The dog food should be highly digestible to ensure your pet absorbs the maximum nutrients from each meal. Life Stage Appropriateness: Age and Size-Specific Formulations: The best dog food should offer formulations tailored to your dog's life stage puppy, adult, senior and size small, medium, large. Transparency and Sourcing: Transparent Labeling: Brands should provide transparent information about ingredient sourcing and processing methods. Sustainable and Ethical Sourcing: A commitment to sustainable and ethical sourcing of ingredients reflects a brand's responsibility toward animal welfare and the environment. Health Benefits and Special Considerations: Support for Special Health Needs: The best dog food may offer formulations to address specific health concerns, such as joint health, dental care, or weight management. Customer Feedback and Reviews: Positive User Experiences: Customer feedback and reviews are valuable indicators of a product's performance, safety, and palatability. Price and Value: Affordability: The cost of the dog food should be reasonable and commensurate with its quality and ingredients, offering good value for pet owners. Recall History and Safety: Safety Record: Brands with a history of recalls or safety issues should be viewed with caution, as the safety of your pet is paramount. Final Thoughts on 20 Best Diet Dog Foods We hope this article was helpful in choosing the best diet dog food for your furry friend. When choosing dog food, consider factors such as your dog's age, size, activity level, any allergies or sensitivities, and consult your veterinarian for specific dietary recommendations. What is the difference between dry and wet dog food? Dry dog food kibble is convenient, has a longer shelf life, and can help with dental health. Wet dog food contains more moisture and can be more palatable for picky eaters. Some owners choose to feed a combination for variety. Is homemade dog food a good option? Homemade dog food can be an option but requires careful research and balance to ensure your dog gets all the necessary nutrients. Consulting with a veterinarian or veterinary nutritionist is recommended. How can I tell if a dog food is of high quality? Look for high-quality protein sources, whole grains and vegetables, minimal fillers and additives, and adherence to AAFCO guidelines for complete and balanced nutrition. Checking customer reviews and consulting experts can also help. Should I choose a dog food based on my dog's breed? While some breed-specific formulas exist, it's more important to consider your dog's individual needs, age, and size when selecting dog food. What should I do if my dog has food allergies or sensitivities? If your dog has allergies or sensitivities, consult your veterinarian for advice. They may recommend hypoallergenic or limited-ingredient dog foods. Is grain-free dog food a better choice? Grain-free dog food isn't necessarily better. While some dogs may benefit from grain-free options, it's essential to ensure the food still provides balanced nutrition, as some grain-free diets have been associated with certain health issues. How often should I feed my dog, and in what portion sizes? Feeding frequency and portion sizes depend on your dog's age, size, and activity level. Puppies typically require more frequent meals. Follow the feeding guidelines provided on the dog food packaging and adjust based on your dog's needs. Can I mix different brands or types of dog food? Mixing different brands or types of dog food can be done, but it should be done gradually to avoid digestive upset. Consult your veterinarian for guidance on the best way to transition your dog to a new diet. Should I be concerned about recalls when choosing dog food? Yes, it's important to stay informed about recalls. Check the FDA and manufacturer websites regularly for recall information. Brands with a history of recalls may be worth avoiding. What is the role of my veterinarian in selecting dog food? Your veterinarian can provide valuable guidance on selecting the right dog food based on your pet's specific needs, health conditions, and dietary requirements. How can I ensure my dog stays hydrated when feeding dry dog food? Always provide access to clean, fresh water. Wetting the dry food or incorporating wet food into the diet can also increase moisture intake. Can I give my dog human food as part of their diet? While some human foods are safe for dogs, it's essential to know which ones are and to avoid potentially toxic foods. Always consult with your veterinarian before adding human food to your dog's diet. Remember that each dog is unique, and their dietary needs may vary. Regular check-ups with your veterinarian and open communication about your dog's diet are key to ensuring their health and well-being. Related Content.

Use tab to navigate through the menu items. I am located in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, but my puppies find their forever homes all over North America. I fell in love with french bulldogs more than a decade ago when I met my sister's first frenchie, Delilah. I was immediately smitten with the rolls and wrinkles and sweet nature of the breed. It wasn't long before I purchased a gorgeous frenchie of my own and began dedicating my life to creating absolutely amazing frenchies and placing them in the very best homes. From the moment they are born, all of my pups are raised with the utmost love, care, and attention. Raising my puppies is one of the greatest joys of my life and I spare no time nor expense in getting my puppies off to the best start! My puppies go to their new homes incredibly confident and ready for a new adventure. If all you've ever known is love - what is there to be afraid of? My puppies are never hungry, thirsty, dirty, or wanting for attention. This makes such a huge difference in temperament and results in calm, cuddly, playful, quiet babies. My puppies are thick, cobby, and chalk full of wrinkles. They have big blocky heads, nice tight feet and appropriately sized ears. What Comes With Your Puppy? Every puppy I produce goes to their new home vet checked, up to date on shots, dewormed, microchipped, and CKC registered. This registration is easily transferred to AKC if needed. My puppies come with a puppy pack full of food, toys, and other goodies and a one year health guarantee. I am committed to providing support for my puppy owners for their dog's entire life. I'm always happy to answer questions from my puppy owners and I love getting pictures and updates! The coat colors of English bulldogs can be matched and mixed into various combinations like tri-color and Piebald. However, there are eight standard colors: seal, chocolate, blue, black, lilac, white, fawn, and brindle. You can usually see the solid body color in tan, red, or fawn points, meaning around eyebrows and feet. A genetic test is conducted to determine whether the English bulldogs are certain combinations and colors, even if they are not visible. What is the Rarest Color of English Bulldog? Today, the rarest color for English bulldogs is the Merle. Many pet lovers find them unique because of their strange coat color. Their fur comes with different markings, usually in black or dark brown, fawn, cream, or white mixed with other darker hues. You may also encounter other rare colors, such as lilac, blue, chocolate, and black. With color combinations, tri-color English bulldogs are produced. What is the Best Color for an English Bulldog? The color coat of the English bulldogs should be pure of its kind, uniform, and brilliants. The preferred coat colors for these bullies include piebald, solid white, brindle, red brindle, solid fallow, fawn, or red. The ideal Piebald must have a defective solid color or muddy brindle. The color patches should be of pure color, well-defined, and symmetrically distributed. In order for the brindle to be perfect, it should have an equal, even, and fine distribution of composite colors. What is the Original Color of an English Bulldog? For sure, you will be surprised knowing that chocolate was the original color of an English bulldog. With so many coat colors today, no one might think that chocolate was the original one. However, it is still possible since many years of breeding had passed, and it is natural to expect those coat color changes. Some interested pet lovers often look for either the rarest or most popular color of English bulldogs. When it comes to popularity, the white and fawn English bulldog is the most popular. The second place goes to red and white bullies, followed by the brindle English bulldogs. However, never let their jowly faces deceive you. This breed is actually loving, gentle, and super mushy. English bulldogs were developed in the 13th century in the UK. Today, they are the fourth most popular breed in the US. They may look stocky, but these small dogs are very affectionate. Tri-patterned bullies often come with points of a third color, particularly in golden brown or fawn. You will see this pattern on their cheeks, chest, inner front chest, and above their eyes. Seal Color Bulldog English bulldogs with seal coats are very rare to find. However, this English bulldog variety does exist. These bullies come with a distinct brownish or reddish cast on the coat with a dark stripe down the back. They also have lighter-colored eyes. Chocolate Color Bulldog Every chocolate lover will get attracted to English bulldogs with chocolate fur. Their color are another rare kind for this breed. They have that stunning hue because of the bb genotype. Their eyeliner, pads, and nose can be a silver or a brown shade, while their coats are deep brown in color. Blue Color Bulldog If you see these bullies for the first time, you might get confused about whether their color is blue or gray. They are simply black ones that have been diluted in color through the dd genotype. If these bulldogs are against darker-colored items or in the sun, their coat will appear gray. Then, their eyeliner, pads, and nose are slate gray. Black Color Bulldog The black coat is very common to most breeds. However, having this coat color is very rare for English bulldogs. The black coat of English bullies is shiny with a fawn undercoat. Their nose, pads, and eyeliner are a true black hue. Lilac Color Bulldog Another rare coat found in English bulldogs is the lilac. Bullies with lilac coats have their color diluted twice. The first one is from black to brown, and the other one is from black to blue. The beautiful purplish-gray color is like a result of combining brown and blue hues. Their eyeliner, pads, and nose will have some purple shade. In other words, piebald bullies have two various colors on their coats. White Color Bulldog If you are looking for a coveted coat color for English bulldogs, then you will find white bullies interesting. These bulldogs come with pure white color, from tail to tip. In most cases, these bullies have no markings on any part of their bodies. On the other hand, you will notice that some freckles in different hues may be present. Fallow or Fawn Color Bulldog Fawn are popular colors you often see in furnishings or clothing. However, this color is also popular among dogs, particularly English bulldogs. They have light tannish yellow coat color with various shades, from pale tan to deep deer-red. Brindle Color Bulldog If there is one signature look for English bulldogs, it would be the brindle. When most people imagine a bulldog, this traditional coat pattern will immediately come to their minds. English bulldogs with brindle coats come with a striped pattern combined with a different colored base. In addition, their tiger-Esque stripes deliver a defined and unique appearance. Some lilac sables are darker than others. These bullies have gorgeous champagne coat colors. Their eyes are glowing aqua blue, but some of them have ice green or ice blue. These beautiful bullies have silver coats combined with a tan point on their eyes, chest, and legs, just like the Doberman. They often have green or blue eyes. Blue Sable Color Bulldog Blue sable English bulldogs are red-based dogs with a silver cast on their coat. These English bullies have faint tri markings on their faces, chest, and legs. Merle Color Bulldog Merle coat color is the newest in the English bulldogs. They look like Aussie with totally ice blue eyes. These English bullies come on black tri, blue tri, and chocolate tri. Some of them come with darker coat than other. The topcoat is often darker, while the undercoat is blue. Since these dogs have a solid base color with patches, their coat comes with an uneven speckled or mottled effect. The black tri bullies have true black eyeliner, pads, and nose. Besides the black color, tan color is also noticeable, particularly on their legs, chest, and face. They have brown eyes. In some instances, their tan points are combined with brindle. Do English Bulldogs make good pets? English bulldogs are part of the bully breed family. They are bigger than the French bulldogs and non-sporting canines. Historically, they were bred for bull-baiting, which involves forcing them to taunt and bite bulls. Today, these bulldogs are bred to be generally more playful, gentler, and kinder. Size Once English bulldogs reached their adult stage, their size range from 14 to 15 inches tall. In terms of weight, they can be as heavy as pounds. The males are bigger than the females, approximately 10 pounds. Build Since English bulldogs have a specialized breeding history, they are dense and muscular. These bulldogs are also a dysplastic breed, so they have shallower hip sockets than other dogs. As a result, their femur only firs into their hip socket loosely, resulting in potential joint and bone issues. Distinct Features English bulldogs are notable for their short, glossy coats in different colors. These bulldogs come with furrowed browns and small, floppy ears. Their loose skin hangs on their jowls. Plus, their bulldog snout is also notable, and little noses smash right up into their faces. Training Expect the early training to be challenging because of their stubborn character. You need to be consistent and firm. Beware that these dogs are prone to breathing issues. They also overheat quickly. That is why training them to ingest ice is helpful. Companion Level With English bulldogs, you will have beautiful companions. These bullies are great with kids, so you have no problem introducing them to young children at home. Their calm demeanor and sturdy build make them great troopers in terms of rough petting or strong kids grip. These bulldogs are also famous for being loyal lovers, and they enjoy the company. On the other hand, ensure to train these bullies not to bite people. If kids startle them, their first reaction is to snip. With regard to other pets, these bullies are ready to play and mingle with them. If they are with same-gender dog playmates, they tend to be more aggressive. This means two makes cause some issues if they are in one household. Feeding When feeding English bulldogs, just give them enough to keep their thick build. Since they easily develop the risk of becoming overweight, overdoing the feeding is not advisable. After mealtime, they drool excessively. So, take care of that. Activity Level Regular exercise is critical to these bulldogs since they pack on the pounds quickly. A tug of war or a brisk walk is an excellent exercise for them. However, you have to be observant when it comes to water, stains, and heat. Overheating is dangerous for bulldogs since high temperatures fail to mix well with their short snout. These dogs can swim, but they are vulnerable to drowning because water easily gets into their nose. Grooming English bulldogs shed big time. So, brushing them one to three times a week is recommended. You may notice that their faces have skin piling up into folds, and this causes skin ailments once moisture or dirt gets caught in those wrinkles. Ensure to be observant when it comes to red, itchy skin. You should clean between those folds regularly. Conclusion There you have it! Do you find this post helpful? English bulldogs are loyal and loving companions no matter what color they are. They may look tough on the outside, but they have adorable and gentle character. So, give them the love and care they deserve. Health issues can affect the life span of French puppies, so it is recommended to take serious care of them. As silver-French bulldogs also have shedding issues which result in patches on the skin. The patches sometimes lead to infection or injuries. Nasal or Breathing Problems: The silver-blue French bulldogs are flat-faced dogs that feel difficulties in breathing. There is a special kind of infection named URT infection in which they feel difficulty in breathing. Regarding this problem, it is recommended to keep them away from water to avoid swimming. Mobility Problem: The French bulldogs are short in height and are unable to walk for long times. They can face the problem in spinal discs named IVDD, which results in paralysis of puppy or dog. Some degenerative allergies or infections such that dysplasia in the hip are also common in French dogs. Ear problems: The French bulldogs contain very narrow ear canals. The narrow canals tend to some serious ear infections because the ears are very close to each other. During bathing, it is recommended to dry the ears very carefully with some soft stuff. Wrinkled skin problems: The silver blue French bulldog skin is wrinkled, especially near the head and face side. Nature — Attitude of this Breed The Silver blue French bulldog is mens best friend and is a very loving pet. The French dogs are mostly cool-tempered. It is recommended that French dogs are one-person dogs and can easily groom in small apartments. The French bulldogs are very responsive to their owner or caretaker. They need more attention than other dog breeds. With Children: The silver-blue french bulldog is similar to other french bulldogs. They are also very friendly with children. They look at them as toys and enjoy their company. It is recommended to introduce them as early as possible to children to avoid any injuries. Behavior with other animals: They easily accept other dogs or animals as friends. Like other dog breeds, they are not aggressive with other animals. They like to play with children and any other pets. Mostly they like the company of small dog breeds. Exercise Routine: Fitness is the basic requirement of healthy life. The same is the case with animals, especially dogs. The silver-blue French bulldogs are short in height. They cannot walk for long periods. It is recommended that they walk for only 20 minutes per day excessive walking results in disc injuries. The AKC said that blue French bulldogs are not too good at running, so keeping them away from such activities is recommended. Gaming Activities: This breed is very playful and active in playing indoor games. They love to play with children in indoor games. Training: The silver-blue French bulldogs are very alert and intelligent dogs. They love to spend time around their owners. Food bases training shows positive results in French bulldogs. They love to play with children and can easily train when they are in a happy mood. They respond well to their owners. As they are indoor dogs, it is recommended to train them in cool weather and pleasant too. Due to their marrow nasal, they feel difficulty breathing, so avoid extra running. Grooming of French Bulldogs: While taking care of any pet, the owner is very curious about the grooming of the puppy. The French bulldogs are very easily groomed. Some basic requirements suggested by the American kennel club about French puppy grooming are mentioned below: Coat Care: The silver blue French bulldogs are short in coat and are very shiny. The silver-blue french bulldogs suffer from shedding, especially from the blue part of the skin. It is suggested to use branded shampoos and oil to maintain their skin quality. Dental Care: The experts suggested cleaning the mouth of bulldogs every day to avoid fungus or dental allergies. Always provide pure and fresh food. Wash their cavity with mouthwash to remove food in between teeth. Skin Care: The silver-blue French bulldogs have wrinkled skin all over their body. The head and muzzle area skin is also wrinkled, which tends toward skin infection, especially during hot weather. It is recommended t dry skin properly after a bath or walk. Due to shedding in French bulldogs, some skin patches tend to some infections and allergies. They cannot walk for long durations because of disc problems. They have short legs and heavy bones due to extra running. They got injured in their knee bones. It is suggested to take them for a walk over soft grounds and pleasant tracks. Feeding Routine: Food plays a vital role in a healthy life. According to some experts, it is suggested to always provide fresh food and dog food of any registered kennel as AKC. The food duration of puppy and adult dogs are not similar. Also, give them dilute milk and some fruits. Food plan for adult dog: It also depends on the weight of the dog. For a healthy dog, grams of food two times a day is recommended. The adult dog also needs to dilute milk and some fruits. The reason for diluting milk is to keep them away from stomach issues. The breeding of French bulldogs is very difficult. In some cases, the female bulldog goes for surgeries and C-sections due to narrow canals. This is the main reason why this breed is very expensive. Sometimes the breeding is performed through artificial injections or medications. The blue color is very rare, and it comes due to dilute genes. Conclusion: The silver-blue French bulldogs are the same as other french bulldogs. The major difference is only in their color and coats. This breed is very rare and expensive. The french puppies in silver blue colors require a lot of attention and care during grooming periods. Experts suggest that experts take care of their health problems seriously because they may result in serious infections. The silver-blue French bulldogs are very playful and active. Dino Man Dino is a passionate French Bulldog lover and owner who has dedicated himself to learning everything there is to know about these charming and charismatic canines. Check out our French Bulldog Puppies What is included in our prices? We provide nanny service to all major US airports for an extra fee. Shipping to other countries is also possible, contact us for more info! PayPal and Stripe have payment insurance which means that they keep your money pending until you get the puppy. We get your money just after you have confirmed that your puppy has arrived in your arms safe and sound! Shots up-to-date worth USD Our pups receive all the necessary shots while they are with us: 1. 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