Frenchie Blog

It is not unusual for your French bulldog to find a couple of things valuable. It can be anything, from food to a spot on the couch, to your favorite hoodie. But it starts to become an issue when your Frenchie begins to display aggressive behavior when you approach these things. Here are some tips on discouraging this behavior.

Seizures are one of the most common ailments that affect Frenchies. While most of them are mild, some may be recurrent and severe. The recurrent ones may be because your dog suffers from epilepsy. How can you identify the symptoms? What are the known causes of epilepsy in French bulldogs? Can they be treated? This article covers all you need to know.

Generally, it is possible that most French bulldogs can do well under anesthesia, but they have also had a long and traumatic track record of doing horribly. Some have even died while under or after the procedure was over. If your French bulldog may have to be administered anesthesia, or you'd like to be armed with all the necessary information, this is the place to be.

Ear infections can cause a dog to vigorously scratch or shake their heads, causing the ear flaps to slap against the skull, leading to hematoma. As with any infection, prompt diagnosis is crucial to getting the immediate care needed for your Frenchie. That is why it is essential to know what this infection is and how to treat it.

There is often the misconception that every white dog is an albino dog; this is not true. If you are interested in purchasing an albino French Bulldog or somebody is trying to pass on a white dog as an albino dog to you, here are some characteristics to look out for. 

There are so many factors to consider, as the French bulldog is one of the most challenging dogs to breed. And while there is usually a lot of controversy surrounding the breeding of dogs, one thing everybody agrees on is that you should not breed your dog on her first heat.

Food allergies are very common in Frenchies, just like you know at least one person who is allergic to nuts or strawberries. Let us help you in figuring out what foods your French bulldog is allergic to.

In most cases, you can easily tell if your dog has fleas by watching his behavior. French bulldogs do not tolerate fleas very well, this is because they have very sensitive fur lines which would be irritated by the constant itching caused by fleas. Scroll down to find out how to know if your French bulldog has fleas. 

You suspect your Frenchie is feeling sick or unwell however, sometimes the symptoms may be too difficult to determine what is wrong so how can you tell if its time for you to visit your vet?

Meet the French Bulldog dog breed - Recognized by AKC as the 4th most popular dog in the US, the Frenchie has been stealing hearts since the 19th century.