The English Bulldog recognizes its owner. The English Bulldog looks like a very ferocious dog, but in fact it is very docile, extremely friendly to people, and very loyal to its owner. It will also feel anxious if the owner is not around. When its owner is in danger, it will fight to protect it.

Notes on feeding British Bulldogs:

1. Do not let British Bulldogs sleep on the ground. You can prepare a warm kennel for them. In winter, it is best to put a sleeping mat in his kennel to keep him warm.

2. Don’t let the English Bulldog starve. Feed it regularly every day to prevent the English Bulldog from failing to grow healthily. When feeding dog food to British Bulldogs, you can also mix it with some fresh vegetables, meat, and vegetarian food.

3. Pay attention to the daily care of English Bulldogs, including brushing teeth, combing hair, cleaning eyes and buttocks, and cleaning ear canals in a timely manner.