Here on this page you will be guided through the life of an English Bulldog Puppy as they grow through their first 8 weeks.

	The new arrivals, Mother and babies are doing great! **It is crucial to the survival of the puppies to supervise their time with their mothers. - No the mothers will not intentionaly harm them.- It is because the English Bulldog has such a tough skin and they cannot feel the puppies around them so there is a chance of the puppies being laid on.
See pictures of Angel our little English Bulldog puppy here. She has been sold, but see how she is growing.	2 weeks old Usually within the second week the puppies open their eyes. It is important not to expose them to harsh sunlight. Much like a child they are not able to see much at this age. *A year of a dogs life is compared to 6 of our human years.
See pictures of this English Bulldog puppy here. Oscar has been sold, but you can view photos of him here	3 weeks old As the puppy grows, their legs get stronger and soon they will be walking or waddeling. *Supervision with all children at this age. A puppies little bones are developing and getting stronger every day - Soon they will be old enough to play with! They are starting to develop their personalities around this stage.
See pictures of this English Bulldog Puppy here. Sorry Sophia is sold but you can view her updated photos here.	4 weeks old At this stage the puppies are very active on their feet. They have developed little teeth which are quite sharp. The mother generally is ready to leave the room when she is finished nursing them. They are started on soft foods. We generally recommend special puppy food with a special puppy dry milk powder all soaked in warm water.
See pictures of this little english bulldog puppy here.	5 weeks old Little English Bulldog puppies are very cute at this stage. Very chubby and wrinkles galore. They are starting to explore different areas of their territory. We start them on paper training at this age, this makes it much easier to potty train your puppy when you get them home. It gets quite messy here with more then one puppy - so we are constantly giving them wash baths and changing papers..So let the phone ring - and ring - and ring...
Click here to see more pictures of this english bulldog puppy for sale Sorry he is sold, but view his page here and see how Dozer is growing...	6 weeks old - It is time to get ready to leave Mama. What a hard thing to do - but we must wean the little bulldogs from their Mama. We have started the process when the puppies started to eat soft foods. Nursing time is cut back to once a day at this time and by the end of the week they will not need their mothers milk. This is harder on Us and Mama. We all have to learn to let go...So that you will have the independent little angel you deserve! A lot goes on at this time of your puppies life. Remember they are going to be 8 weeks old when you receive them and this is compariable to a 2 year old child! At this age they are very much influenced by our actions. We strive to give your puppy the attention and training and instruct you about this so that you can take over at this stage.
Angel is exploring Mama's crate.	At 7 weeks old, we are in the process of getting the puppies used to being seperated. First this starts with getting them familiar with a crate. They have been paper training since 5 weeks old and are pretty good about going potty in the paper area.
	8 weeks old, exploring new areas. Up until now our puppies are kept indoors. Depending on the time of year, we introduce the puppies to the outdoors. With short 5 minute outdoor outings right after feeding time. Puppies are socialized with both humans and other dogs in our environment. This makes it much easier for your puppy to adapt to your surroundings.
	9 weeks old, this is the time when we usually have to let go - We find that it is best to place our puppies in homes around 8 to 10 weeks. Because this is a crutial bonding time for them and their new family. Consider a 2 - 3 month old puppy is the age of a toddler. Very curious and very impressionable. You can see our routine puppy immuzations here
Want to know when we have puppies? Sign Up Here, Our New Puppies Notification List	Here is Lucy our newly adopted addition to our family! She came home with us when Crissy's puppies were born. She is a joy to have with us at this time when Crissy's babies are growing and hopefully we won't have such a hard time giving up the puppies since we will have Lucy to raise! Lelo is the spitting image of Lucy both with her looks and actions! Fawn with a very defined mask around the eyes. Lucy has a few more freckles then Lelo. see our little English Bulldog's that are available here