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The short answer is YES, they are great with kids. Although there is no greater child friend than the French bulldog, there are always Frenchies that have problems with kids or kids who have problems with Frenchies.

French Bulldogs are adorable dogs with lots of energy and a distinctive face. Their short coat may seem low maintenance, but to preserve skin health, you may have to take some steps to ensure the skin is healthy. All coat issues start with skin health, so this is a great time to tackle any problems at the root. Here are a few tips for Shampooing French Bulldogs. 

It can sometimes be hard to distinguish between the adorable, squishy-faced Boston Terrier vs French Bulldog. Beyond their cute, furry features, they share a lot of similarities and differences. Read our guide to learn more about Boston Terrier Vs French Bulldog to choose your favorite.

Many people love to pet dogs, although feeding them can sometimes be challenging. There is no doubt that most pet parents would have wondered about whether it is alright to mix wet and dry pet food for their French bulldogs.

Generally, there is no harm in mixing wet and dry pet food. Nevertheless, there are certain factors that you should consider before deciding the best decision for your Frenchie. Continue reading “French Bulldogs Mixing Wet & Dry Foods”

There are 3 types of French Bulldog Paralysis you should know:

• Tetraplegia: This is the worst type of French Bulldog Paralysis. Tetraplegia causes a complete inability to move any of his four legs.
• Paraplegia: This type of paralysis causes the dog the inability to move his hind legs.
• Paresis: Is a type of dog paralysis that causes restricted movement in dogs. Paresis still allows the ability to move but great difficulty. The uneasy movement usually causes them great pain.

First, let’s clarify what this term means. Just like children, frenchie puppies are born without social skills and they need to be trained and taught how to communicate with humans, dogs and other animals. It is simply a learning process that is necessary in order for French Bulldog puppy to feel safe and confident in his environment and to function within the group.

It doesn’t only refer to puppy’s relationship with other animals and people, but also to all kind of situations, sights and sounds the puppy will be exposed to during its life, such as traffic, traveling, vacuum cleaners.

One of the questions we get the most is, how do you fly with your french bulldog? French bulldogs are brachycephalic breeds–flat nosed dogs–and those breeds are banned from flying commercial airlines underneath the plane.

Airlines have banned bulldogs, pugs and other brachycephalic breeds from their planes due to health risks to the dogs. These include:

• American Bulldog
• Boston Terrier
• Boxer
• English or French Bulldog
• King Charles Spaniel
• Lhasa Apso
• Pug
• Shar-Pei
• Shih Tzu

All French Bulldog pets have that pleasant, humorous and infectious personalities, but aside from that, multiple features and traits make them attractive. They are mostly found in our homes as lovely pets, playful and often readily submissive. What’s even amazing is their largely unmatched levels of intelligence – compared with other pedigree dog breeds.

When looking for a French Bulldog puppy, understanding the various French Bulldog breeder warning signs is highly recommended. French Bulldogs Colors & patterns have little or no significance on the little lovely guy’s personality.

When it comes to buying a healthy french bulldog puppy medical records of the parents and puppies should be up-to-date at the time of buying the puppy.

Check for any ailments:

• brachycephalic syndrome
• dystocia
• vaginal hyperplasia
• facial fold dermatitis
• interdigital dermatitis
• cryptorchidism
• etc.

Continue reading “Buying a Healthy French Bulldog Puppy”

The obesity epidemic has been sweeping America for years. By now we all should understand the importance of maintaining a healthy body weight for ourselves, why should our pets be any different? It seems like common sense, however, a large majority of pets actually are overweight and their owners may be completely oblivious.

French bulldogs already have it hard when it comes to their predisposition to a variety of health issues. By keeping them a healthy weight, they’ll live longer, happier lives.

On average, a French Bulldog may cost anything between $1,500 to $8,000.

Why are French Bulldogs so Expensive?

To keep prevent french bulldog from overheating during the summer months, always provide lots of cool, fresh water to your frenchie. We like to give our french bulldogs ice cubes and they love them. We give them ice cubes even when they’re inside. Outside, we have an arsenal of tools to keep our french bulldogs happy and cool.

Continue reading “Prevent French Bulldog Overheating”

The obesity epidemic has been sweeping America for years. By now we all should understand the importance of maintaining a healthy body weight for ourselves, why should our pets be any different? It seems like common sense, however, a** large majority of pets actually are overweight** and their owners may be completely oblivious.

You should always buy from a well-regarded breeder. Breeders get a bad reputation in some circles, but there are definitely reputable ones out there. They treat their puppies like their own personal pets until they find homes. Also, have selected their occupation purely out of love of the breed and the joy of finding the perfect little companion to grow up alongside great families.

Continue reading “Buying a Healthy French Bulldog Puppy”

In the mid-1800s, a toy-size Bulldog found favor in some English cities, including Nottingham, then a center for lace making. The toy Bulldog became something of a mascot for Nottingham’s lace makers. This was the height of the Industrial Revolution in England, and such “cottage industries” as lace making were increasingly threatened. Many in the lace trade relocated to northern France, and of course, they brought their toy French Bulldogs with them.

The one-of-a-kind French Bulldogs, with his large bat ears and even disposition, is one of the world’s most popular small-dog breeds, especially among city dwellers. The Frenchie is playful, alert, adaptable, and completely irresistible.