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thanks for the further information. I am experienced with caring for a bulldog and know that they need to be able to pant and drink frequently so i wouldnt consider leaving them with muzzles on for extended periods of time or without supervision. this situation is making me heartsick.... i really wa...

I bought 2 soft muzzels to put on them in the mean time so they cant injure each other in the mean time till this is sorted out. It just doesnt seem fair to give up on either of these puppies.

thankyou so much for your kind replies. Neither of them are spayed, our vet told us they would have to be at least 6 months before they could be spayed.
Im going to book the British in to be spayed right away.

Oh of course, i would rotate them equally and they would both sleep inside, just in different areas of the house. I love my girls so much im so wretched over this! Ive called some dog trainers to try and get someone over asap, if we could nip this problem in the bud before it gets too entrentched ma...

OH NO! this is terrible... i have never heard of having problems with two female dogs before... but as you said they werent of the same size and stature. Ive never had to rehome a dog before and i feel like i would be doing a diservice to them in doing so but i do not want to put either of them in d...

Ok, im pretty desperate now and i really need some help. I have two puppies both are bitches one is an australian and one is a british bulldog they are very close in age approx 6 months of age. I got Tinsley (aussie) in January and Millicent (British) at the end of february after my previous british...