Rainy weather doesn’t have to dampen the spirits of your playful puppies! When outdoor adventures are off the table, it’s the perfect opportunity to whip up some fun and healthy frozen treats to keep them entertained indoors.
Frozen Carrots—These crunchy delights are not only a tasty snack but also great for your puppies' dental health. Simply wash and peel the carrots, cut them into bite-sized pieces, and freeze them in a bowl or silicone mold. Your pups will love chewing on these refreshing treats!
Frozen Strawberries—Sweet and juicy, strawberries are a hit with puppies! Just remove the stems, slice them if needed, and freeze for a delightful, nutritious snack. Packed with vitamins, they make a perfect treat to brighten up a gloomy day.
So when the rain keeps you indoors, don’t fret! Treat your puppies to some frozen carrot and strawberry delights, and watch them have a blast. Happy munching!
Late Night Energy Burst…Hyper Puppies at Play!
It was 10:57 PM, and my two adorable puppies were still full of energy! These little furballs were dashing around, playing, and keeping the night lively with their boundless enthusiasm. Their playful antics and wagging tails makes me forget how tiring my day was.
Happy 5th month Uma and the little C’s.
Frozen strawberries are a healthy and refreshing treats for my bullmastiffs. (Note: if buying frozen make sure the frozen strawberries are plain, and without any added sugar or sweeteners before giving them to your dog)
He belongs.
My 23rd bullmastiff. (9 crossed the rainbow bridge but never forgotten).
That’s what you call…ADDICTION!
Bullmastiff furmom since 2006 to present.
From 100% Copperbulls parents(sire and dam) A dream long forgotten…now a reality. Mohatu, God’s gift. From Russia to Philippines.
Have a fruitful Saturday!
Strawberries and blueberries are safe for dogs and are incredibly nutritious. Strawberries are a great source of fiber, vitamins, and antioxidants…can even help whiten your dog’s teeth!
Blueberries are rich in antioxidants, which can help to prevent cell damage in dogs so your dog can stay healthy for longer. They have also been found to improve night vision and mental function in older dogs.
So, whether your dog is young or old, you definitely can’t go wrong with feeding them blueberries. As long as you feed them in moderation, of course.
Berries that are not safe for dogs.
*Marionberries, Gooseberries, Salmonberries, Serviceberries, Juniper Berries, Holly Berries, Nightshade Berries, Dogwood Berries, Poke Berries
Mistletoe Berries, Baneberries.
Note: fruits should not be given to dogs who have diabetes or those with sugar sensitivities.
Aesthetic Perfection Mohatu for Lion Guard 💚
( Copperbulls Let’s Get Started x Copperbulls Lauren Hill)
Under the mammoth physique of a bullmastiff dog is a peaceful cuddle bug who craves your company. While each pup's personality is unique, a bullmastiff will typically want to be in the same room with you, and perhaps even by your feet, next to you, or actually on you as much as he can.
The Little Cs minus Caden.
Chesty Caden @3 months and 10 days.
Enjoy your new home and family.
Love you always my sweet boy.
Happy 3 months little Cs.
Crate Training for the little Cs.
Crate training is another skill that puppy owners often struggle with. Being suddenly separated from their dam and littermates can be very distressing for young puppies. Familiarizing puppies with crates early will help them be more comfortable when they are brought to a place full of strange people and smells.
1. Start with an open crate in the litter’s playpen or kennel and put treats and toys inside it.
2. Feed puppies separately in open crates.
3. Put sleepy puppies in crates so they are more likely to settle and rest inside.
4. Crate puppies for short periods of time and let them out before they begin to stress.
Allowing puppies to “cry it out” can create negative associations with being crated.
14.5-16kg puppies.
2 more days to 3 months. Don’t grow up so fast little Cs.
