French Bulldog

Nickname(s): Frenchie
Origin: France
Group: Non-Sporting

Breed History

The French Bulldog originated in France, where they were bred from the smaller Bulldogs of England. Initially companions for lace workers in Nottingham, England, these small Bulldogs made their way to France, where they became a symbol of fashionable companionship for the elite. Today, French Bulldogs are adored worldwide for their charming personalities and unique appearance, often seen as the ultimate lapdog.

Appearance

• Size: Small (11–12 inches tall, 16–28 lbs)

• Coat: Short, smooth, and easy to care for

• Colors: Brindle, fawn, white, and various combinations

Temperament

• Personality: Affectionate, playful, and patient

• Good with kids: Yes, they are great companions for children

• Energy level: Low to medium – Frenchies enjoy playtime but are also happy lounging around

Fun Facts

• French Bulldogs are known for their bat-like ears and adorable snouts.

• Despite their small size, they have big personalities and are known for their loving, mischievous nature.

• They excel as lapdogs, often forming deep bonds with their families and enjoying plenty of snuggles.