Want to See a Cute French Bulldog?
Get ready for the mother load! Naturally, we think our french bulldogs are the cutest, and I gotta say: they are, bar-S/bar-none.
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Cute French Bulldog Pictures
Do these cutie french bulldogs make you want to find your very own companion?
Deciding to get a french bulldog is great. We fell in love with french bulldogs the moment we brought home our big baby Auggie (the french bulldog pictured in these images). Now, two years later we own two frenchies and run this blog on a full-time basis! French bulldogs are the cutest of all breeds; their demeanor and disposition is joyous and playful and they’re rich with personality! We highly recommend you browse this site and learn as much as you can about having a french bulldog as a companion before you set out to find your very own. They’re a particularly troublesome breed, so we want you to be prepared.
Below are a few posts from this blog to familiarize you with the french bulldog breed, along with some french bulldog images, and lots of information about raising and owning a french bulldog as a companion.
Hiya i have a 7mth old female frenchie who i adore but was wandering if you have any tips on toilet traning as she still soils in the kitchen even if the door is open 2 go out.. she does do her business outside and the door gets closed at 11pm then we are up between 6-7am and she still soils in the kitchen between that time
Thank you
Provide plenty of praise and treats when she does her business outside. Overwhelm her with praise for doing it outside. Take her out on a leash to the SAME spot several times a day–doggies are creatures of habit. Use firm noises to ensure that she knows going in the kitchen is a big no-no. Don’t scream or yell, just forceful with some “No!”s or “that’s bad!”. You can try housebreaking aids, like some of the sprays you find online, but in my experience they work about well as a football bat.
Very cool dog
Coolest dog i ever seen