French Bulldogs - the perfect Companion

 

Why French Bulldogs are the Perfect Companion

What is a French Bulldog?

The French Bulldog is a small, sturdy, square-built dog. The front paws are slightly larger than the back paws and the pasterns are short. The head is square with a rounded forehead. The stop is moderate, and the muzzle is broad and short with a well - developed flews that often hangs over the lower jaw. The nose should be black or brown in coloration.

A unique characteristic of this breed (among many) is its bat-like ears that are wide at the base, rather thin at the top; they must always be drooping halfway or three-quarters towards to ground or side of head (never erect). This also means that it has to have an even amount of fur on both sides of their body (unlike many other breeds).

Origin of the Dog Breed

The French Bulldog breed history is an interesting one, as it can be traced back to the 1700s.

Despite the long history of the French bulldog, it has only been recognized as a breed since 1885. It was first known as “le Bouledogue Francais” and was classified as a variation of the English Bulldog. The first written mention came from an article in “Le Journal Des Chasseurs” which stated that they were bred by crossing an English Bulldog with a French Terrier or Pug.

French bulldogs are known for their bat-like ears and their wrinkly face. They were originally bred with traits that made them seem like they had their mouths open in order to scare away vermin such as rats.

Food

French bulldogs are among the most popular dog breeds in the world. However, this fame comes with a price. Frenchies are known to have many health problems, including skin problems, breathing difficulties, and an increased risk of cancer. One way to help them is by looking at their diet.

A dog’s diet is very different from a human’s. They may not have the same taste preferences, but they still deserve to eat healthy. With this in mind, French Bulldog owners should feed their pets nutritious food that will keep them healthy and happy. The following pyramid will help French bulldog owners understand what to feed their puppies.

The Puppy Food Pyramid for Healthy French Bulldogs

The food pyramid is divided into four sections: grains, vegetables, fruit/vegetables and protein sources. This is because all of these types of food are important for your pup's diet!

What's In a Good Diet for a French Bulldog?

French bulldogs are sweet, but they are also very fragile. The breed is vulnerable to many health conditions, including obesity, bone and joint problems, skin allergies, breathing difficulties and heart problems.

The best food for French bulldogs is one that promotes a healthy weight and organ function. It should be grain-free with plenty of protein and healthy fats to keep them feeling full.

Frenchies are sometimes fed only dry kibble or food scraps from the kitchen table because it's all they know how to eat. But this diet will not provide the right nutrients for their bodies to grow and develop properly.

What Vitamins & Supplements Should You Consider?

Vitamins are nutrients that are essential to the body, but are not produced in the body. Examples of Vitamins include A, B, C, D, E and K.

Supplements are substances that typically provide one or more nutrients (such as vitamins), which cannot be obtained at sufficient levels from food.

Both vitamins and supplements can help with health problems, such as heart disease or chronic pain issues. However, there is not enough research to conclude whether they actually help with these issues. It is usually recommended to talk to your doctor before taking any kind of supplement or vitamin for their long-term effects on your health.

Dogs are carnivores, therefore they need meat in their diet. Feeding your Frenchie a balanced diet is important for their health and longevity.

The conclusion to this article is that it's important to feed your Frenchie a balanced diet. They need meat, but they also need other ingredients like vegetables and fruit so that they don't become malnourished or sick.

 

 

How to Properly Care for Your French Bulldogs

Caring for your French Bulldog is no easy task, but it is possible.

French Bulldogs care includes feeding them a well-balanced diet, clipping their nails to prevent overgrowth, and grooming regularly to maintain their fur's health.

There are so many ways to care for the French Bulldog. For example, you should give them a bath as little as possible as they don't like water and need to be dried off after getting wet. You should never use soap or shampoo on their coat and you should groom them regularly with a brush.