Although opinions may differ as to the breed’s origin, most experts agree that French Bulldogs are close relatives of English Bulldogs. The breed was named “French Bulldog” because it became popular with Parisians.

Playful, calm and affectionate, they hardly show traces of aggression. Today it is considered one of the best breeds of companies, as they get along with everyone, including children. Because they are small, French Bulldogs do not need much space and adapt very well in apartments or small residences, however, leaving it alone for long periods can cause enormous suffering.

The life expectancy of a Frenchie bulldog is 11 to 13 years old and usually weighs an average of 8 to 14 pounds. For being a brachycephalic breed short nose and flattened snout they are prone to allergies and respiratory problems, which require special attention from their owners especially in relation to food, skin and eyes.

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Intelligent, teachable and always vigilant, French Bulldogs, although silent, are very fond of interacting with their owners.

Skin

Your pliable wrinkled skin is covered by a short, easy-care coat, however, the folds of the face and around the tail must be cleaned every day and after bathing they must be thoroughly dried.

Eyes

The eyes of the French bulldog are especially delicate which can cause irritation and watery eyes.

Feeding

Feeding must meet the nutritional requirements of the breed. The French bulldog it is a dog with a great propensity to obesity. Due to its compact structure and very inactive nature it is recommended to choose a diet designed for the age group it is in, and preferably bring in its composition:

Vitamin C and vitamin E, important to strengthen the cardiorespiratory system and reduce oxidative stress; Essential fatty acids, such as Omega 3 and 6,  Hydrolyzed Collagen,  Biotin  and  Zinc, for the maintenance of the skin layer.

Tours

The French Bulldog tends to be very lazy. For this reason, to avoid obesity, respiratory and joint problems, it is necessary to walk at least twice a day with him, always taking care to avoid hot days.

Did you know that having a Frenchie dog requires planning and a lot of responsibility? Many people still believe that a dog does not demand a lot of time, but it does require a lot of responsibility and work. People increasingly look for company, someone who loves them, someone who is always by their side and nothing better than a dog to make you this company, dogs and cats are also in most homes, bringing a lot of love and companionship.