the breed
French Bulldog
What you should know before getting one and where to find one
When it comes to the French Bulldog, they’re not always the biggest dog but they are a very well loved breed of dog. Here’s some basic information and education about the breed one might want to know before owning one. Also check out more information about the breed at the French Bull Dog Club of America (FBDCA) website.
What are the characteristics of a French Bulldog?
French Bulldogs are known for their alert but typical quiet demenor, fun loving behavior, and low maintenance lifestyle. With their minimalistic needs in the way of space and attention, it’s no wonder what makes them one of the ideal pets for a number of people living in urban environments.
Recommended phenotype & genetic testing to be done by breeders
French Bulldog
- Hips – A evaluation from the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA) or from PennHIP ➚
- Eyes – Eye Examination by an American College of Veterinary Ophthalmology (ACVO) Ophthalmologist ➚
- Patellar Luxation – A evaluation from the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (OFA) ➚
- Heart (One of the following) – Advanced Cardiac Exam ➚
- Congenital Cardiac Exam – Echocardiagrams recommended but not required ➚
- Advanced Cardiac Exam – Echocardiograms recommended but not required ➚
- Basic Cardiac Exam – Echocardiagrams recommended but not required ➚
- Autoimmune Thyroiditis (Optional) – A evaluation from an (OFA) lab on the approved lab list ➚
- Elbows (Optional) – A evaluation from the (OFA) ➚
- Tracheal Hypoplasia (Optional) – A radiographic evaluation from the (OFA) ➚
Bred For – Companionship
Temperament – Average
Trainability – Average
Average Life Span – 10-12 years
Energy Level – Average
Attention Needs – Medium
Shedding – Above Average
Average weight – Below 28 lbs
Exercise Needs – Average or Below
Note –
ALLOWED COLORS ARE BRINDLE, FAWN, WHITE, BRINDLE & WHITE OR FAWN & WHITE (WHICH ARE TERMED “PIED”)
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