French bulldog

• Dogs & Puppies • Dog Breeds French Bulldog Bred primarily as companion dogs, Frenchies crave all the love and affection we humans have to offer. They’re just as satisfied playing with kids and other dogs as they are being a couch potato. Goofy, yet intelligent, French bulldogs make an easygoing best friend for any dog lover. Sierra lives in the heart of Chicago with her boyfriend (is it safe to call him a pet?) and is a total dog person—the only time she exercises is to run to the nearby dog park. When she's not gushing over pets for Daily Paws, Sierra works as a personal stylist for humans. Spoiler alert: They're far less adorable. French Bulldog Overview Official Name French Bulldog Common Name French Bulldog Pet Height 11 to 13 inches Pet Weight 16 to 28 pounds Lifespan 10 to 12 years Good With cats, children, dogs, families, seniors Temperament friendly, gentle, outgoing, playful Intelligence medium Shedding Amount normal Exercise Needs low Energy Level calm Vocal Level when necessary Drool Amount high Breed Group non-sporting Breed Size small (0-25 lbs.) Coat Length short Colors cream, fawn, white Patterns bicolor, brindle, flecked / ticked / speckled Other Traits apartment-friendly, easy to groom, good for first-time pet owners, prone to health issues, strong loyalty tendencies If your idea of the perfect pet is a pint-sized comedian with a special gift for napping, meet the French bulldog. These charming pups love to play just as much as they love to snuggle up on...

French Bulldogs, or “Frenchies,” are easygoing, happy little dogs that make loving companions. Their good-natured temperament, bright personality, and compact size have made them become one of the Caring for a French Bulldog Frenchies are compact, small dogs with a short muzzle; a wide, flat face; and large, bat-like ears. Full-grown French Bulldogs weigh under 28 pounds and stand 11–13 inches tall. They typically have a broad, heavily muscled chest and petite body. This distinctive appearance is cute, but it also makes Frenchies susceptible to several health-related conditions. The flatness of their face makes them less tolerant to heat and humidity, so care should be taken to French Bulldog Health Issues The French Bulldog’s lifespan is 10–12 years, but Brachycephalic Airway Syndrome Like other flat-faced dogs, including Affected dogs may struggle to catch their breath when exercising, prefer to breathe out of their mouth than their nose, and tire easily, especially when it’s hot. It’s important that you watch your French Bulldog closely when she’s exercising to prevent overexertion. Airway issues like this can be life-threatening. Keeping your Frenchie away from extreme heat and avoiding Sensitive Skin French Bulldogs also have very sensitive skin, which is often secondary to • Licking or chewing the feet • Scratching • Head shaking • Skin infections • Redness or bumps on the body • Runny eyes • Sneezing or Some allergies may be very mild and easily Depending on how sev...

The French bulldog (or Frenchie) is a sturdy, compact dog breed with a large head, short snout, and bat-like ears that was, of course, first bred in France. This breed is lively, lovable, and playful. The French bulldog is a smaller, distant relative of the English bulldog; while the two share some similarities, each breed has its own distinct characteristics. This hard-to-resist canine is a cute, affectionate dog that makes a wonderful pet for all kinds of families. Their small size means they can do well in smaller homes and apartments, but they are more sturdy than the average small dog. Unlike some other small dog breeds, Frenchies don't tend to bark excessively, although they will definitely alert you when someone is at the door. They don't tolerate being left alone for too long, however, so if you work long hours, travel frequently, or simply don't have much time to devote to a pet, this isn't the right breed for you. Group: Height: 11 to 13 inches Weight: 19 to 28 pounds Coat: Short, smooth fur Coat Color: Brindle, fawn, white, or combinations of brindle and white or fawn and white Life Span: 10 to 12 years Temperament: Playful, friendly, loyal, affectionate, lively, sociable Hypoallergenic: No Origin: France Characteristics of the French Bulldog French bulldogs are very affectionate, French bulldogs typically only bark when there is something that truly needs your attention, which makes them a good breed choice for apartment living. Your Frenchie will enjoy playing...

Preparing to welcome a We turned to Key Milestones: 12 Weeks At 12 weeks it’s safe for French Bulldogs to leave their mothers and litters and be placed in your home. When welcoming new Frenchies into your pack, families should be prepared for these first four key milestones, starting right upon getting a new puppy – so when they’re 12 weeks old. #1: Puppy Proofing Similar to baby-proofing, plan on before your Frenchie arrives. Dykes likens life with these puppies to living with the average 2-year old toddler. “Don’t leave them unsupervised,” she says. “Be sure to protect them from themselves. Keep electrical cords and other household dangers out of reach.” #2: Immunizations By the time they leave the breeder, French Bulldog puppies should have had a minimum of two “Different breeders follow different vaccination protocols depending on their veterinarian recommendations, the areas of the country they live in and conditions their dogs are exposed to,” she says. “Your puppy should come to you with a ‘shot record,'” indicating when the next vaccination is due, she added. Find a vet and schedule the next in the first-year vaccination schedule, and be sure to discuss possible side effects before any subsequent vaccinations. “Some immunizations can cause side effects such as lethargy, diarrhea, nausea,” says Dykes. “Be aware of what is ‘normal’ and what is not normal.” #3: Grooming , Nail Trimming, and Bath Time Frenchies, known for their signature wrinkles, require extra care ri...

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