Breed Info

French Bulldogs, often referred to as “Frenchies,” are beloved for their charming personalities and unique quirks. Despite their small size, they pack a big punch when it comes to affection and companionship. They’re known for being loyal, adaptable, and excellent companions, making them suitable for both individuals and families.

Expect a Frenchie to be an affectionate lap dog, always craving attention and forming strong bonds with their owners. They’re playful and love a good game, but they also enjoy lounging around and being close to their loved ones. Keep in mind that their flat faces can sometimes lead to breathing difficulties, which is an important consideration for their comfort and health.

French Bulldogs are generally sturdy and robust dogs, but like all breeds, they have their specific health considerations. Due to their short muzzle, they are prone to brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome (BOAS), which can lead to breathing difficulties. Additionally, their adorable wrinkles require regular cleaning to prevent skin infections. Regular exercise and a balanced diet are essential to maintaining their health and weight.

As responsible breeders, we prioritize health in our breeding practices. We screen our breeding dogs for common genetic issues, striving to produce puppies with the best chances of a healthy life. Regular veterinary check-ups, vaccinations, and preventive care are crucial for keeping your Frenchie in tip-top shape.

When it comes to caring for your French Bulldog, it’s important to provide them with a comfortable living environment. These indoor dogs thrive in moderate temperatures, so be cautious in extreme heat or cold. Due to their brachycephalic anatomy, avoid strenuous exercise during hot weather to prevent overheating.

Regarding feeding, opt for high-quality dog food formulated for small breeds. Portion control is key to preventing obesity, which can exacerbate breathing difficulties. Consult your veterinarian to determine the right feeding schedule and portion size for your Frenchie’s age, size, and activity level.

French Bulldogs have a short coat that’s easy to maintain, but they do shed moderately year-round. Regular brushing with a soft-bristle brush will help keep their coat clean and minimize shedding. Pay special attention to the facial wrinkles, cleaning them gently to prevent moisture buildup and infection.

Their prominent, expressive eyes can be prone to tear staining. Wipe the area around their eyes regularly with a damp cloth to keep them clean. Regular nail trims, teeth brushing, and ear cleaning should also be a part of your grooming routine.