Decrease English Bulldog Shedding by 90%!

English Bulldog puppies are one breed that doesn’t have a huge shedding problem.  But those little hairs can show up on your clothes, furniture and other unwanted places.  Here are some quick, easy tips to cut that shedding by 90%!

1.    It makes sense – the smaller the dog, the less hair they is.  And the shorter the hair, the less you will notice it.  English Bulldog puppies have both of those things on their side.  They’re a medium sized dog with very short, fine hair.  But shedding still occurs.  It’s just less noticeable!

2.    Maybe you’re not lucky enough to own an adorable English Bulldog puppy.  Maybe you have a long haired dog such as a Yorkshire Terrier puppy?  Long haired dogs shed their fur more often than short haired dogs.  Keeping the long hair clipped short will help to manage the hairs that do shed, and that will not be as often as before.

3.    Bathing your dog, whether long or short haired, will drastically cut down the amount of shedding.  It was always thought that bathing your dog too often could dry out their skin and cause itching and redness.  The truth is, if you have a good quality shampoo and rinse your dog thoroughly, a bath once per week will be great for your dog’s fur and skin as well as cut down on the shedding.  Any loose hairs will be rinsed out during the bath instead of all over your floors!


4.    Regularly brushing or combing will also cut down on the amount of English Bulldog dust bunny clones you see running around on your floor.  Common sense, you say?  Maybe but most dog owners only brush their pups when they notice lots of loose hair.  Keeping up with the combing on a weekly basis will keep those loose hair from accumulating in the first place.

5.    Clothes, clothes and more clothes!  And we don’t mean on you. Dress up your pup!  Yep, that’s right.  Dressing your English Bulldog puppy is something as simple as a little t-shirt or tank top will help to keep the loose hairs under the shirt and off of the floor!  Just shake out the shirt when you take it off and voila!

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