Is a French Bulldog really a bulldog?
They’re Not Recognized. The reason no association or breeder will recognize the blue French bulldog as a breed is because many believe that the dog is prone to too many health problems. The widespread belief is that blue French bulldogs have a condition known as blue dog alopecia, which is a known discoloration.
Is a French bulldogt the right breed for You?
If you are an active person, then a French Bulldog is likely not the best dog for you. French Bulldogs are not typically the type of dog you need to walk much. My Frenchie enjoys short walks and one lap around the neighborhood is plenty for his tiny little legs. Their physical exercise limited to playing at home is enough for them.
What problems do French Bulldogs have?
Health Problems. French Bulldogs are prone to joint diseases, spinal disorders, heart defects and eye problems. Dams often have to deliver pups by cesarean section, because pups have relatively large heads. They often have respiratory problems. They tend to wheeze and snore and have trouble in hot weather. Prone to heatstroke.
Can French Bulldogs be aggressive?
Certain French Bulldogs are aggressive, some are sweet, while others have an amusing personality and love to clown around. They are also affectionate and energetic, and are known to form a close bond with other family members.
What is a miniature French Bulldog?
French bulldogs were originally bred as a miniature version of the English bulldog. They normally weigh 19 to 28 pounds. While healthy but smaller than average puppies sometimes appear in normal litters, unscrupulous breeders may sell runts, premature puppies or malnourished puppies as teacups.
What is a blue tri French Bulldog?
Blue Moon is a very special one of a kind French Bulldog! Moon’s color is blue tri with red points, DNA is dd at/at. He is the only French bulldog blue tri french bulldog puppies of this color in the world. Blue Moon is also the only true blue tri (aka blue tan) male stud french bulldog in the WORLD as of 2011.