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French Bulldogs are one of the most Instagrammable breeds on the planet! They’re super adorable, friendly and lively, and make the best of pets! They’re great for both single owners, as well as families, and will love you forever!
Great for Small Homes
Because the French Bulldog is so compact and small, they’re great for both small homes, as well as apartments!
Absolutely Adorable
French Bulldogs just look goofy! They have lollipop heads on narrow bodies, and their smiles light up any room!
Fun Loving
French Bulldogs like to have a lot of fun. They love running and playing in the park, and can even be your best friend on the beach!
Endless Variety
French Bulldogs have special coats because they all come in different colors, as well as patterns. Each French Bulldog is unique!
Easy to Train
French Bulldogs like making their owners happy, and that makes them relatively easy to train. Just make sure training happens when they’re young!
Fun for the Whole Family
French Bulldogs are the perfect size for any family! They protect little ones, and will be best friends with all!
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Top Line Pups
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Questions & Answers
French Bulldogs, or "Frenchie's" as they are sometimes called, are one of the most popular breeds of dogs in the world. They are descendants of small English Bulldogs imported to France and selectively bred over the years, giving them their unique look. Fun facts about French Bulldogs include their short stature and long, low-set ears that are commonly compared to bat wings. They are also known to snore and snuffle playfully, while like many other breeds, they often have large round heads and short tails.
French Bulldogs are not non-shedding. While they are classified as medium-shedding dogs, their coats are designed to shed dirt and other debris easily, meaning that they don't need to be groomed as much as other dogs. While they do shed, their coats are short, which means that any fur that falls out needs to be vacuumed or wiped up right away. For this reason, owning a French Bulldog can be a great way to reduce the amount of pet hair around the house.
French Bulldogs should not be fed human food such as chips, burgers, candy, or fries as these foods usually contain a lot of salt, which is not suitable for French Bulldogs. In addition, they should not be fed chocolate as this can be toxic for them and can make them very ill. Any foods that are low in carbohydrates and protein should also not be given to French Bulldogs. Eating too much of these types of foods can lead to an imbalance of their diet and can be dangerous for them.
French Bulldogs typically have unique needs that should be taken into consideration when raising them. It is important to consider their short snout and consequent breathing difficulties when exercising, as well as their sensitive stomachs when selecting food. French Bulldog owners may also need to consider regular grooming visits to trim their nails and avoid potential skin irritations. Additionally, it is crucial to monitor their weight to ensure that it is within a healthy range as they can quickly become overweight.
French Bulldogs come in a range of sizes, as determined by their height and weight. Generally, these dogs can reach heights up to 12-14 inches (30-36 cm) and can weigh 28-55 pounds (13-25 kg). They often have a broad chest and shoulder girth, as well as comparatively short legs. The most common sizes seen are categorized as either Standard, Miniature, or Teacup. Standard French Bulldogs can range in size from 4-9 kilograms, while Miniature French Bulldogs are typically 3-4 kilograms.
It is possible to take your French Bulldog running, however it is important to consider the breed's specific needs. French Bulldogs are a brachycephalic breed, which means they have a short snout and can experience difficulty in regulating their temperature. This means they are at an increased risk of overheating while exercising. Monitor your pup’s activity closely, and avoid running during the hottest parts of the day. Additionally, despite their small size, Frenchies have a lot of energy and will need a good amount of physical activity throughout the day to stay healthy.
French Bulldogs can make great companions for first-time owners. As long as potential owners are aware of the breed's exercise needs, mental stimulation requirements, and care for health issues they can have a relatively low-maintenance pet. French Bulldogs only need to be walked for a short time each day, don't need too much grooming, and they're quite friendly. They can be a great addition to any family who can provide them with the love and attention they need. French Bulldogs do tend to have some health problems, so it's important to research and get regular checkups for them.
Starting training early is important when it comes to French Bulldogs. It's best to begin socializing them with other puppies or friendly animals once they are between 8 and 10 weeks old. Your pup should become comfortable with strangers, different environments, and other animals. In addition to socialization, it is recommended to teach your Frenchie obedience commands like sit, stay, come, leave it, etc. to establish communication between you and your pup. Training with positive reinforcement is key and if your pup isn't responding to verbal cues, you may want to consider using treats as a reward.
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