The French bulldog is a small dog, with bat ears and a flattened face. These are his two most striking characteristics, besides his good and affectionate temperament. French bulldogs are companion dogs. They need love, care and companionship and will not thrive without it. Let’s see the overall nature of French bull dog in short:

• They are intelligent dogs, with a mischievous side and a clown attitude.
• This breed can become possessive with its owners and may not want to share them.
• They like to play with children.
• This dog does not need long walks.
• They are not very barking.
• French bulldogs require a varied diet.
• Due to their shape, most French bulldogs are unable to swim and great care should be taken if there are swimming pools, ponds or rivers nearby.
• French bulldogs can live between 13 and 14 years and are generally a healthy breed.

French bulldog Personality –

The temperament of Frenchie matches perfectly that of pet dogs. We can say that these are the perfect dogs for the family. French bulldogs tend to socialize easily with people, dogs or other animals. They tend to get along very well with children, but they can be very demanding in terms of company and care for very young children. However, it is important to socialize these dogs from puppies to prevent them from becoming shy in adulthood. Because he is very sensitive, he must be educated with kindness and patience. He is receptive to persistent education, which includes rewards as motivation.

French bulldog and separation anxiety –

This breed is not usually problematic, but it can easily develop separation anxiety. It means that the French bulldog can become a destructive dog if left alone for long periods of time. In other words, he is not a dog to be isolated in a room, a yard or a garden. However, they are very demanding and fun and therefore are not suitable for people who spend most of their time away from home. They are also good dogs for new owners, as long as owners are aware of how much time they should spend with their pets.

Conclusion –

The French bulldog certainly has a strong temperament that makes him sometimes possessive and jealous, but he is still easy to educate because of his intelligence and sensitivity. Coexistence with other dog species, such as pug, presents no problems except with other male dogs.