About Frenchies

The French Bulldog is a sturdy small Bulldog with large bat-like ears, a flat muzzle and a pug nose. Their skin is soft and fairly loose making the dog a very pleasant pet. Their square flat head is not as massive as an English Bulldog and their forehead is rounded giving it an appearance of a an active, intelligent, muscular dog with a smooth coat. The French Bulldog makes and excellent companion to small children and in family situations behaves like a child demanding attention and interaction. Loyal and loving French Bulldogs are a great addition to any family.

The French Bulldog

Country of Origin

The French Bulldog was originally breed in England but in the 1860's French dog breeders imported some of the very smallest bulldogs from Great Brittan and bred them to French Terriers.

Living Environment

D The French Bulldog does well in apartments and can be active indoors and outdoors. French Bulldogs are easily crate trained.

Health Issues

Prone to skin allergies, eye and respiratory problem, the French Bulldog may wheeze, snore and be gassy. The French Bulldog cannot swim because of its physique, so be very careful around swimming pools. The breed is very sensitive to extreme temperatures and if the dog becomes over heated it may cause heat stroke.

Column

Height

12 inches

Weight

19 to 28 lbs

Colors

Cream, Chocolate, Blue, Blue Fawn, Red, Red Fawn, Brindle, Merle, Lilac, White and any combination of brindle or fawn with white.

Coat

Short, smooth and finely structured

Life Expectancy

10 to 14 years