“Frenchie” A minor beauty breed French Bulldog

A Frenchie original named French Bulldog is a small breed of local dog. French Bulldog was came into being as a result of cross between bulldog ancestors which are imported from England and local ratters in Paris France, in the early era of 1800s.

In the year of 2014 the French Bulldog were the fourth all time popular registered dog in the United Kingdom an in the United States of America the French Bulldog was the sixth most popular AKC registered dog breed. The French Bulldog were also rated the third most popular dog in Australia for 2017.

According to the official publication of the American Kennel Club, the French Bulldog should have the appearance of an active muscular dog, of heavy bone, smooth coat, compactly built and of medium or small structure.

The points should be fairly distributed and bear good relation one to the other, no feature being in such eminence from either excess or lack of quality that the animal appears disfigured and badly proportioned. As compared to the specimens of other different gender due allowance should be made in favor of the female dogs, which do not bear the characteristics of the breed to the same marked degree as do the male dogs.

French Bulldog have a various acceptable colors which are under the breed standard have the various shades of brindle, fawn, tan or white with brindle patches which are known as pied.

The French Bulldog as compared to other companion dog breeds needs a close contact with humans. As a result, they cannot remain alone for more than a few hours because French Bulldogs suffer from separation anxiety if they are alone for a long period when French Bulldog are young, but this issue remains a concern into adulthood. By remaining alone for long period can cause a French Bulldog to behave in a devastating manner such as chewing on household items or furniture or even going to the bathroom in the house.

French Bulldog fairly need minimal exercise, but require at least daily short walks.  This dog is also sometimes called Frog dog or a Clown dog. Due to the unique way they sit with hind legs spread out French Bulldog is called as Frog Dog.  Just because they are known to be fun loving vivacious clowns of the dog world, they called Clown dog. Due to their balmy nature French Bulldog is an excellent choice for apartment dwellers, as does their sensible attitude towards barking.

French Bulldog have bulk and compromised system of breathing it is impossible for them to regulate their temperature efficiently. They have only a single short coat, due to this they become cold very easily so that’s why French Bulldog need to have some extra covering inside during the winter if you live in an especially cold area or region. Also during hot or humid weather precautions must be taken when exercising, as they are prone to heat stroke.