First bred by the English and later popularized by the French, the French Bulldog has won the hearts of millions across the world.  French Bulldogs are the world’s English Toy Bulldogs. They’re small, sassy, and perfectly cute. Nothing is cuter than watching a French Bulldog’s bottom wiggle as it walks.  This breed of dog makes for a wonderful companion, but they are a bit stubborn at times. It’s important to train them when they’re a puppy to ensure obedience as they age.  Are you inexperienced in training a puppy? Read the guide below. We’ll teach you all of the do’s and ..read more

French bulldogs first came to light as a breed in the 18th century. Ever since then, this breed has been very popular and very beloved by large groups of people. If you’re thinking about getting an adult French bulldog or if you already have one, you might be wondering how you should feed and care for your dog.  After all, French bulldogs do have some differences compared to other breeds of dogs, and they do require plenty of care. But where should you start? Keep reading and learn more about the best food for French bulldogs and how to care for this unique breed. What Should You Feed You ..read more

French Bulldog pups have a way of finding a window into your soul, tugging at your heartstrings, and never letting go! Do you know who would agree with that statement? Likely some of their famous owners, like Madonna and Gypsa Rosa, David Beckham and Scarlet, Reese Witherspoon and Pepper, Hugh Jackman and Dali, and Dwayne Johnson, aka “The Rock.” Are you thinking of joining the French Bulldog pup crowd? Before you bring home your fur-ever French Bulldog pup, it is important to understand what makes them special. Understanding the breed will help you better decide if this is the ideal companion ..read more

While a French Bulldog may have the name of “French” in its breed name, it originates from England. First bred in the 1800s in Nottingham, lace makers wished for a smaller version of the English Bulldog, or a “toy bulldog.” 200 years later, there is still a lot of love for these amazing canines. If this sounds like the pup for you, and you are searching for French Bulldog puppies for sale, take one step back. First, search for a French Bulldog breeder who is trustworthy. You want one who will go to great lengths to ensure they breed healthy French Bulldog puppies ethically, providing you with ..read more

Did you know that most dog breeds are prone to certain diseases and health conditions? For example, Great Danes and other giant dogs are more likely to develop hip or elbow dysplasia, arthritis, and heart disease than smaller breeds. Their size puts them at risk for bone disorders and problems. Small dog breeds, including French bulldogs, are genetically predisposed to certain disorders, too. Some may develop otitis externa because of their small ear canals. Brachycephalic Airway Syndrome (BAS), intervertebral disc disease, and conjunctivitis are common as well. The good news is, pet parents c ..read more