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Country of Origin | France | ||||
Type of coat | Brindle, pied or fawn. | ||||
Grooming | Teeth and nails should be tended to regularly. Daily rub down of his coat with a rough cloth. | ||||
Average height | 12 inches to a foot or so | ||||
Average weight | 22 - 28 lbs. | ||||
Activity level | Medium - Low. Short walks on long leash. Relaxed games of fetch. | ||||
Watchdog | High | ||||
Protection | Low | ||||
Intelligence | High, Obedience - Low, Problem Solving - Low | ||||
Trainability | Minimal exercise is needed. | ||||
Compatibility with children | Yes | ||||
Character | Affectionate, playful, courageous | ||||
Ideal home environment | Apartment or house, fenced yard, cooler climate. | ||||
Ideal owner | Owners who will heap attention on him. More suited for an individual, he thrives on a one-to-one relationship. | ||||
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Additional notes:
The French Bulldog has the appearance of an active, intelligent, muscular dog of heavy bone, smooth coat, compactly built and of medium or small structure. "Frenchies" are bred primarily as pets and companions, but they do make a good watchdog. He is to some limits a smaller version of the English Bulldog. Frenchies makes good apartment dogs, but do enjoy roaming outside on a lead. A wonderful companion to a small children who loves to play dress-up or a lonely delivery driver looking for a lighthearted partner to ride shotgun. In a family situation he behaves like a child, demanding a great deal of personal attention and interaction.
Short History:
The French claim the breed as theirs, but other would disagree. He is a descendant of small bulldogs, but it is not know whether they were from France or Spain. Britain accepted the breed's club membership in 1912.
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