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Care for an American Bulldog


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Take your American Bulldog for routine medical exams and make sure she is current on her vaccinations.

Spay/Neuter your American Bulldog. Spaying females before the first heat prevents breast cancer and decreases the likelihood of uterine infections. Neutering males before the age of four prevents testicular cancer, helps maintain a healthy prostate and curbs aggression.

See to it that your American Bulldog has routine dental care, which includes periodic professional scalings. You may also choose to brush your dog’s teeth.

Feed your American Bulldog a healthy diet with the proper balance of protein, carbs, fats, fiber, vitamins and minerals. If feeding a commercial dog food, choose a quality brand with meat as the first ingredient.

Although an average-sized yard is ideal for an American Bulldog, they can live in an apartment with the proper amount of exercise such as long daily walks and frequent romps at the dog park. They are relatively inactive indoors, therefore routine exercise is a must.

Make sure your American Bulldog is well socialized around people/animals at an early age. This is important due to their strong protective instincts. Obedience training should be consistent and gentle.

Brush your American Bulldog’s coat with a firm bristle brush or rubber mitt. They are average shedders. Bathe them when necessary. They don’t require frequent baths, so every few months should normally suffice.

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