French Bulldogs, often affectionately called "Frenchies, are more than just pets; they're companions that leave an indelible mark on your heart and life. Their charming, adorable, and loving nature makes them the ideal choice for individuals and families alike. Whether it’s just you, or a large family these franchise love everyone. I’ve never met a frenchie that knows a stranger.

These pint-sized bundles of joy are known for their playful antics, loyalty, and affection. Frenchies are not just dogs; they're your companion, your partners in adventure, and your source of boundless joy. They have the cutest bat like ears, and this boost of energy to run 90 mph in 0 to .5 seconds.

With their adaptability and suitability for various living environments, French Bulldogs make perfect pets for city dwellers and suburban families. They don’t need much space and can get plenty of exercise in a small area. Their compact size and easygoing nature mean they can thrive in apartments or houses with yards, making them the ideal choice for urban and rural settings. They also don’t require a lot of exercise or grooming (though they do need some daily exercise to stay in shape.) They are not noisy pets, but when startled they can let you know with a cute but fierce bark. They don’t know a stranger, everyone is their best friend. 

Never let them run free, unless it’s in your home or a yard with a gate, but then still needs to be supervised. They can get into things that can make them sick. Certain plants are very toxic to dogs and can make them very sick or they can even die. Some bugs can also be toxic to dogs like snails or slugs. 

They are not good swimmers so if you take them anywhere near water, they need a life jacket. They also do best in moderate temperatures and should be supervised in both high and low temperatures. Panting and shivering are both indications of excessive exposure. In warm climates air conditioning is a must, even in cars. 

Make sure there toys are durable and no small pieces. Rawhide is a absolute no no. They can break off into small pieces and get lodged in the frenchies throat. 

Occasional brushing can offer a shiny coat and regular nail clipping is a must. Regular cleaning of the ears, deep facial folds with prevent irritation and infection. Regular checking of the back end as well. No scrap or table foods as they have a very sensitive stomach. So a good dog food is required. My choose is the Purina Pro Plan, the Lamb or Salmon. 

As they need a safe place to call home, these fur balls are a joy to have.