About French Bulldogs - Frog Dog Nursery

About Frog Dogs

Information on French Bulldog

Frenchies are intelligent, active,
muscular bone structure, and smooth
coat. Expressions are curious, alert
and interested. Incredible loves!!!

Size, Proportion and Substance:

Height: 11 -14 inches at the shoulder
blade
Weight : 19-28 pounds U.S.A. and 18-31
pounds FCI

Temperament: Curious, Playful,
Affectionate.

Care & Training:   Very little grooming
is needed. Frog dogs shine comes
from inside and out! Use a natural
bristle brush on your Frenchie at least
once a week. Use a good quality Pet
shampoo, when you bathe (not too
often!) Frog dogs can be prone to skin
problems, and it's best to catch those
early. Ears and wrinkles on the face
need to be cleaned weekly. Clean the
wrinkles on the face daily, after one
year of age. Toe nails clipped every
one-two weeks. Flat nosed breed
should not be exercised in hot weather.
Love to run and play for hours if you
let them. Frenchie's Can't take the Hot
Weather. Just have bottle water and a
cup of ice to cool down your Frenchie.
(smile) Some have higher energy levels
than others. Frog Dogs Love to be the
center of attention.

Frog Dogs are a proud breed and
always rule............... (smile)

Frenchies love to be dressed up! (smile)

Cute Dolce......

Bella and Aundrea staying
cool at the Dog Show......

Health Issues: Because of their short
nose they tend to snore and have some
breathing problems. Heat stroke, eye
injuries and skin problems. Quality
food diet and vitamins will be improve
your Frog dogs life.

Activity:   Fairly Active, higher energy
level after eating. (that is when they
turn into a real clown dog)

Living Environment: Indoor Family
member, they can get enough activity
indoors and are okay without a yard.
Give Frenchies a couple obstacles in
the house and watch them run circles
around the race track!!! Basketballs
drive them crazy!!! (smile)

Your Frog Dog should never be left
alone outdoors, because they could
overheat, also they can not swim.
Frenchies love to travel, all they want is
to be with you!!! Frenchie should not
be left alone for longer than four hours,
your frenchie will stress easily.

My Favorite Books:

1. French Bulldog : by Muriel P. Lee
2. French Bulldog Complete Pet Owner's
Manual:
by Dr. Caroline Coile.
3. Dog Owner's Home Veterinary Handbook:

by James M. Giffin M.D. and Liisa Carlson
D.V.M.
****(Please do get this Veterinary Handbook,
it comes in handy when you can't get ahold
of your Vet or your breeder. (smile))****

Dolce - Red Fawn

Bella - Tiger

Fibi - Fawn

Rufus - Reverse Brindle

Emma - Brindle Pied