The French Bulldog is a small, companionable breed known for its distinctive large "bat ears" and affectionate nature. They are popular city dogs due to their adaptable size and moderate exercise needs.
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| Affectionate with Family | |
| Good with Children | |
| Good with Other Dogs | |
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Playful, alert, adaptable, affectionate, and charming. Known for their comical and engaging personalities. Bred primarily as companion dogs, they crave human attention and do not do well if left alone for long periods.
Extremely affectionate and enjoys being part of the family. Generally good with children, but supervision is advised due to their small size.
Low to moderate energy. Short daily walks and indoor play sessions are sufficient. Not built for strenuous activities.
Intelligent and generally eager to please, but can have a stubborn streak. Respond well to positive reinforcement. Consistency and patience are key. Early socialization is very important.
French Bulldogs are prone to several health issues. Responsible breeders screen for relevant conditions.
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