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About French Bulldogs near Pueblo, CO
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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5 Star Breeders
We only work with French Bulldog breeders who pass our 47 breeder standards. Here are a few of them...
Vintage Pups
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PuppySpot
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Ralphs Puppies
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BigBoys
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PuppyTime
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Top Line Pups
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Prestigious Pups
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Questions & Answers
French Bulldogs are classified as a toy breed of dog. They are small-sized, muscular in build with a short snout, wide-set eyes, and broad chest. They are a lively breed, full of energy and very eager to please their owners. Although independent, they form strong bonds with their families and are very loyal. French Bulldogs are loving, affectionate, and sweet-natured companions. Their intelligence allows them to be easy to train and they make an ideal companion for families of all sizes.
Managing allergies with French Bulldogs is possible, but it takes effort and patience. First, maintain a regular cleaning routine, focusing on pet bedding, room surfaces, and your home's filtration systems. Make sure to vacuum often and bathe your dog regularly. Next, discuss any allergies with your vet so they can assess your pup and determine the best course of action. In some cases, medication or supplements may be necessary. Additionally, keep your home environment free of potential allergens, such as dust and pollen, by using air filters or purifiers.
French Bulldogs generally require higher quality, nutrient-dense food compared to other breeds of a similar size. This is due to their brachycephalic skull shape meaning their jaw alignment isn’t quite as good as other breeds. Therefore, French Bulldogs usually have more difficulty when they have to break down their food, particularly if it’s of poor quality. Their nutrition should include sources of wholesome carbohydrates and proteins, as well as healthy fats.
Before bringing your new French Bulldog home, it is important to prepare your house in a way that will make it safe and comfortable for your pup. First, you should puppy-proof the home, making sure to cover or remove any dangerous or toxic items such as any small objects they could choke on, caustic chemicals, breakable objects or any plants that can be poisonous. Installing baby gates or barriers can also help prevent access to staircases or inaccessible areas.
Absolutely! French Bulldogs are known for being smaller than other breeds, usually weighing no more than 28 pounds when fully mature. They are considered a ''toy'' breed compared to other more robust breeds. French Bulldogs have stockier builds and sturdy legs, while their upright ears and wide eyes have become characteristic of the breed. When fully grown, their short muzzle and deeply wrinkled faces set them apart from other dog breeds and make them a favorite among many pet owners.
Every breed of dog has (slightly) different needs, so it's wise to get the advice of a veterinarian about how much exercise your French Bulldog should be getting. Generally speaking, however, a French Bulldog should be getting around 30 minutes of exercise per day, split into two or three shorter walks. This moderate exercise level combined with regular mental enrichment and social activities will be enough to keep your French Bulldog healthy and fit. Importantly, remember to adjust the duration of the walk based on the temperature (hot weather means shorter walks) and the condition of your pet.
French Bulldogs can make wonderful pets for first-time owners! They are generally a low-maintenance breed that require minimal grooming and are excellent companion animals with a mild temperament. They're known for being very intelligent and are easily trained with positive reinforcement. They are adaptable which makes them suitable for both city and country living. It's important to remember that because of their short snouts, they are more prone to breathing difficulties due to their physiology. As such, your vet should be consulted to avoid any health issues.
Depending on the individual French Bulldog and their energy needs, the amount of minutes per day to train them can vary. Generally speaking, a good rule of thumb is to plan a minimum of 15 minutes per day of structured training exercises and playtime in order to keep French Bulldogs mentally engaged. This time should also include regular brushing and cleaning of their facial wrinkles to avoid potential skin infections. With consistency, this training and playtime can be increased up to 45 minutes per day. Training sessions should be interspersed with breaks for rest to avoid frustration and fatigue.
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