Introduction Cherry eye, although not life-threatening, is one of the most common eye conditions found in Bulldogs. This condition, which affects the tear gland of the third eyelid, is often characterized by a noticeable red or pink mass in the corner of the eye. While cherry eye may not be
If you’re considering adding a bulldog to your family, you’ve likely encountered the three main varieties: English Bulldogs, French Bulldogs, and Continental Bulldogs. While all three share the beloved bulldog temperament — loyal, affectionate, and charming — they differ significantly in health outcomes, longevity, and quality of life. Understanding these
Continental Bulldogs are intelligent, affectionate companions who thrive on more than just physical exercise. While their brachycephalic structure means they can’t handle intensive physical activities, their sharp minds crave regular mental stimulation. In 2025, veterinarians and animal behaviorists agree that cognitive enrichment is just as crucial as daily walks for
Continental Bulldogs are known for their affectionate nature, balanced temperament, and improved physical structure compared to traditional bulldog breeds. However, like all purebred dogs, they are prone to specific health concerns. Understanding Continental Bulldog health issues can help you take proactive steps to ensure your furry friend lives a long
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