French Bulldog

You'd know a Frenchie if you saw one! With their smushy faces, bat ears, and charming personality, there's not much not to love. French Bulldogs are one of the most popular dog breeds for good reason. They're adaptable, smart and very playful. Whether it's a large family in the country, or a single pet-owner in the city, this pint-sized pup will fit right in. Frenchies make great companions for families with young children and independent individuals alike. They have a great demeanor with kiddies and don't need supervision with other animals. If you're looking for a pal to exercise with though, a Frenchie isn't for you. While they make a great cuddler, they're hardly the active type. French Bulldogs only need a brisk walk a day to stay fit, which makes them a great breed choice for apartment dwellers. A Frenchie will be your best buddy to binge Netflix on the couch all day, with the occasional play break. In fact, it's important not to over exercise your Frenchie, especially in the heat. They have a short muzzle that makes them prone to breathing problems. Their wrinkly face will constantly be snorting and sneezing! Dogs of few words, Frenchies don't bark much, but their alertness makes them a great watch dog. French Bulldogs are smart cookies but they can also be stubborn at times. Training might be challenging at first, but they’re eager to please and will quickly show off their intelligence. Sweet and affectionate, Frenchies are irresistible. There’s no denying their cuteness overload so be sure to give them all the lovin’ and attention! 

Did you know?

A French Bulldog's short snout can cause issues way up in the sky! They may love to travel, but they're not good flyers. Stress and change of temperature can cause respiratory issues and collapse of the airway. If you must take your Frenchie on a flight, talk to your vet about in-flight needs and preparation care.