A name is Idiopathic Head Tremors, whether that iswhat it is I don't know, It is like a gentle shaking, that the dog doesn't even seem to notice. Sometimes in some dogs I've read causes ear flapping in it more severe forms. I'm gonna change his food again.

A name is Idiopathic Head Tremors, whether that iswhat it is I don't know, It is like a gentle shaking, that the dog doesn't even seem to notice. Sometimes in some dogs I've read causes ear flapping in it more severe forms. I'm gonna change his food again.

I hope your dog feels better.

Sorry for the stupid question, but what are head shakes?

It is simply the dog shaking his head side to side like he's say no? Also, is this something they continuously do for an extended period of time, or is any sign of that a bad thing?

I only ask because my dog does it time to time during the day, it only is like one rotation of the head and typically only when she has her color or harness on. I've never had a dog who hasn't done that, so I'm confused if this is what you're talking about or something else.

Best of luck with your bully.

I hope your dog feels better.

Sorry for the stupid question, but what are head shakes?

It is simply the dog shaking his head side to side like he's say no? Also, is this something they continuously do for an extended period of time, or is any sign of that a bad thing?

I only ask because my dog does it time to time during the day, it only is like one rotation of the head and typically only when she has her color or harness on. I've never had a dog who hasn't done that, so I'm confused if this is what you're talking about or something else.

Best of luck with your bully.

She had not had a problem with them ever before. I changed her diet to Natural Balance Fish and Potato and no more head shakes.

When your puppy has them, give a tablespoon of karo syrup, or a little sugar in his mouth...anything with sugar...even ice cream. Peanut butter has helped also. That will stop the head shakes. Also, distracting the dog usually stops them, but I am not sure why:-)

I would really look at changing the pups diet if it were me.

Amy, Sophia and Isabella

She had not had a problem with them ever before. I changed her diet to Natural Balance Fish and Potato and no more head shakes.

When your puppy has them, give a tablespoon of karo syrup, or a little sugar in his mouth...anything with sugar...even ice cream. Peanut butter has helped also. That will stop the head shakes. Also, distracting the dog usually stops them, but I am not sure why:-)

I would really look at changing the pups diet if it were me.

Amy, Sophia and Isabella

I just like to know anything "bully" related. =)

Hug your bulldog every day.

I just like to know anything "bully" related. =)

Hug your bulldog every day.

Thanks for the link and the information, I'll read up later tonight.

I hope your bully is well and the behavior fades.

Thanks for the link and the information, I'll read up later tonight.

I hope your bully is well and the behavior fades.

There is a ton of valuable information on the homepage of this website. Many people overlook it.

Here is a link to head tremors and a video of what it looks like.

http://www.bulldogsworld.com/headtremor.html

Hug your bulldog every day.

There is a ton of valuable information on the homepage of this website. Many people overlook it.

Here is a link to head tremors and a video of what it looks like.

http://www.bulldogsworld.com/headtremor.html

Hug your bulldog every day.