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1. “The aaaaaaiiiiirrrrrrr…. Dis fresh air so nice.”

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2. “Are we there yet? Are we there yet? Are we there yet? He touched me…. Are we there yet?”

3. “Hey kid, smile now…but just so you know…I always ride shotgun.  Always.”

4. “I already know what you’re going to say….”LET’S GOOOOOO!”

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5. “We both fit! Isn’t that exciting?!”

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6. “Take a picture of me!  #Sunroof #DoggyRoyalty #JustMeInMyWhip”

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7. “Please turn in, please turn in….PLEEEAAASE turn… Oh god.  Please.”

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8. “I’m not sure what the hype is… wake me up when we get there.”

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9. “Do you see how happy he is? I mean…yeah I’m happy to be going for a ride…but…not as happy as him, I guess.”

10. “Hey human…can we walk down here later – I want to smell that pole.  Like, I REALLY want to smell it.”

11. “Why iz da ground moving so fast? I confused.”

12. “This is great. This is great. This is great. This is great. This is great!”

13. “I love when the top goes down and I can wave my golden locks in the breeze. Ahhhh yes.”

14. “These riding goggles fit me perfectly.”

 

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15. “I don’t get it. The biggest one should get the front seat – that’s how it’s always been.“Share”…the human said. Ugh.”

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16. “If you don’t roll the window down… then I WILL”

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17. “Wait? We’re going where?! I thought this was a post about happy rides. WTF?!”

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1. It’s so effing hot you guys…this fur is insane.

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2. It’s too big and it doesn’t fit. Give me a break.

The many faces of #Maxy #MansBestFriend #pets #dogtounge

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3. Oh, hey…hi. I know this is kind of fast, but do you want a kiss?

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4. I do this thing where I think really hard… and then I can taste it.

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5. Waaaahhhhhhhhhh – I’m so funny.

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6. Don’t look at me like that… you’re the one who told me I had a booger…

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7. Sup, Ladies…?

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8. It’s a good night to lap some wine. I am here waiting… please bring me my glass.

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9. She said WHAT?!

10. I don’t know what he is doing… he does it all the time… I wish he’d just cool it.

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11. I’m beginning to think they only adopted me to show all their friends my freakishly long tongue.

12. Can you do this? I bet not… Winner.

13. Try and take a picture of it… I bet you can’t. TOO FAST!

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14. Thank you.

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15. This just happens when I sleep. I can’t claim it, because I don’t remember…but the humans take the pictures to prove it.

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December 1, 2014

Bullymake is Expanding!

Due to popular demand Bullymake is expanding their Bullymake Box line to all breeds that are power chewers!

We love Bulldogs, and will continue to cater to the Bulldog market.  However, all breeds need some loving, and Bullymake knows how to bring it.

With our hand selected toys for power chewers delivered every month, your pup is guaranteed to get something that he or she will love AND last for the entirety of the month!

Rejoice! Bullymake is growing.

PS – we are working with new charities and rescues to give back to the dog community.

Improving aggression

Bulldog Aggression

Bulldog aggression and dominance is something that comes instinctually to the breed, but the majority of it has been bred out over time.  Dominance was the name of the game when they were originally bred, as herding and baiting was their main purpose.

This breed tends to assert dominance over other doggies in particular – and sometimes even their humans.

This sort of behavior mostly occurs in younger puppies, but it can certainly happen with older ones as well.  When it occurs in younger ones, please realize that this is natural.

Puppies have a tendency to put literally anything and everything into their mouth.  That’s how they learn, that’s how they see the world – they taste, nibble, and bite things they probably shouldn’t.  This is particularly true during the teething period.

Getting frustrated and upset is a natural way to react to this sort or behavior.  But it isn’t necessarily the best way, and retaliating against your pooch could enhance the issue.  This is because he or she will learn to defend themselves if you attempt to administer physical punishment.  Some days, you may be feeling like this dude:

This Dude Upset

So let’s take a look at how we can apply training to help taper the issue:

  • Exercise: I’m a huge advocate of exercise for dogs.  It has so many benefits that will help him or her live a happy, enriched life.  Exercise will tire him or her out and keep their aggression at bay. Sometimes, however, exercise in and of itself will not be the solution to all your problems.  Aggression can still continue, but it aids in helping your fur-baby ridding themselves of any excess energy they may have.
  • Toys: Make sure you have good toys ready.  When your furry-one is getting too aggressive, it’s time to bust out his or her favorite toy.  Keep in mind you can’t be using the same toy over and over.  They will get bored of toys that they have already destroyed and/or chewed.  You can also use these 5 awesome activities to help keep them calm.
  • Assert yourself As the Pack Leader: You do this by giving him rules and boundaries.  If you don’t give your them any rules, they will begin to think that they are the pack leader and this kind of thinking will lead to aggression towards other animals as they want to protect you. It is a natural instinct for them to be aggressive towards other animals and protect their pack if you have not asserted yourself and the calm-mannered leader.  Make sure your dog knows his “place” in the pack, and aggression towards other dogs will taper off.
  • Reward Good Behavior:  When playing with your Bully, if he or she is playing nicely make sure you give them plenty of love and praise.  Reward correct behavior when they bite the right things (such as their toy). Do so by rewarding a treat!
  • Downplay Bad Behavior: When your pooch tries to nip or bite your hand, make sure you yell “ouch!” and back your hands away and stop playing.  Eventually, he or she will learn that biting your hand hurts, and that skin is sensitive. It’s important that you stop playing with him or her  for about 10 minutes if they are constantly going after your hands in a rough fashion.  They will quickly learn this kind of play is not tolerated.
  • Be Stern: It’s tough sometimes to be stern with our furry loved ones.  But if you don’t, they might not trust that you are the pack leader or the dominant one.  If he or she is biting, nipping, or doing some sort of unacceptable behavior, give a firm “No” as soon as you see it happen.  But you must catch them in the act and say “No.”  Saying “No” anytime after the fact will just confuse your boy/girl about what you are unhappy with.  Either do it immediately, or ignore it.

Personally, when my little ones get rowdy with me.  I stand up, say “No,” and I put their butt outside for 10 minutes.  When they come in, they know what they have done.  And I shower them with love when they behave properly! My little ones are well behaved using these techniques, as you can see below:

dexter being a good boy

 

I have employed these techniques and seen wonderful success.  Keep in mind, your pooch isn’t going to be perfect day in and out.  They will have their missteps, times where they are being growly, barky, and mischievous, but that’s part of the growing pains of being a good doggy parent.

Hopefully, this article will be useful for all of you trying to decrease aggression. Implement these steps everyday and you will see things improve.

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Bullymake Collar Giveaway

Alright you Bully lovers, it’s that time!

In celebration of opening our shop, we will be running a giveaway.  We are giving away a Bullymake collar for free!  If you win, you will have the choice between the red/black or pink/white Bullymake collar in the size of your choice!

Here they are:

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Instructions to enter:

Submit your name and email address below, then you will receive an email and you must go to your inbox and confirm the email we send you.  Then, keep reading this post to increase your chances to win!





You MUST submit your email to be eligible, however, if you want additional entries to increase your chances of winning, you may do so by doing the items below.  You get 1 additional entry for each action you take.  Do them all, and you can receive a total of 4 entries!

1. Share this post on Facebook.  You can do so easily by using the Blue Facebook icon directly below.

2. Follow @Bullymake on Twitter. You can do so easily by using the ORANGE icon at the bottom of the page.

3. Follow Bullymake on Instagram. You can do so easily by using the ORANGE icon at the bottom of the page.

Contact us if you have any questions and good luck to you!  We announce a new winner monthly!