French Bulldog

Information about the French Bulldog:

The French Bulldog (sometime called "Frenchies") is a smaller, brachycephalic breed of modern dogs. It can trace it's roots back to an ancient Greek tribe called the Molossians. The dogs were spread through the ancient world by the Phoenician traders. They were bred with smaller dogs, resulting in this "toy" bulldog breed. They were popularized by the French in the 1800's and became highly fashionable and sought after although their names were not officially changes until 1905. French Bulldogs are intelligent, very active and muscular. They are very affectionate and usually are very friendly to humans. They come in several colors, such as brindle, fawn, pied or "patches" and all white. Like many purebreds they have several potential health issues such as back and spinal ailments, as well as their shorted snouts that causes them to fall ill in very hot conditions. Despite this, they remain one of the most popular breeds in the world.

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