The French Bulldog, sometimes known as a “Frenchie,” is one of the most well-known little dog breeds in the world thanks to its enormous bat ears and even temperament.
Nature
French Bulldogs are adaptable, playful and smart.
Trait
French Bulldogs are an intelligent, loving, and endearing breed. Although they don’t bark frequently, they are awake enough to make good watchdogs. They enjoy the affection of the family, whether it be a single owner, a couple, or a family, and don’t need a lot of activity. Generally speaking, they get along well with other animals and enjoy making new acquaintances. They are perfect for apartment living due to their versatility and level of activity.
Life
10 to 12 years
Colour Collection
Frenchies come in a range of hues, such as blends of brindle, cream, fawn, and white.
Hair fall
French Bulldogs have short, minimally shedding coats.
Health
The French Bulldog is prone to breathing issues because of his flat face. Dogs with flat faces are also more susceptible to anaesthetic.
Frenchies occasionally experience ailments like cherry eyes, cataracts, or entropion. Additionally common are autoimmune skin conditions and skin allergies. In order to breed healthy French Bulldogs, responsible breeders test for these disorders.
Breed History
In the 1800s, English lace workers created the French Bulldog by breeding a miniature bulldog for their personal use. The lace industry moved to northern France during the height of the Industrial Revolution, taking the Bulldogs with it.
The toy Bulldog has been bred with numerous breeds over the years, which is how they got their bat ears.
This cute dog was quickly found by Parisians, which helped the breed become well-liked among urban dwellers. They were spotted in Parisian dancehalls and sidewalk cafes with their human companions. Even Toulouse-Lautrec and Edgar Dega included French Bulldogs in their artwork.
