How to Take Care of a Frenchie Bulldog

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How to Take Care of a Frenchie Bulldog

Watching this video tutorial you can learn how to care for a French bulldog. The creator of this video will give you all the information you need to be able to take care of your pet's health properly.

The French Bulldog is a medium-sized dog. They usually weigh between 11 and 15 kg. It is often compared to the Boston terrier and the bulldog. Thanks to this video you can get all the information you need about their care. We hope it will be of great help to you.

Basic Care

Among the main care are a good cleaning of the ears, keeping the nails short and brushing the hair frequently to remove dead hair.

In addition, it is important to clean between the mythical folds of the skin so that dirt does not accumulate, and at least bathe it once a month.

How to maintain the hair of a French bulldog?

The maintenance of the short coat of the French bulldog is not very demanding. A weekly brushing to remove loose hair and a bath once a month (or when the dog is very dirty) will suffice.

What you will have to clean more frequently are the wrinkles on your face with a damp cloth and dry gently.

How to care for a French Bulldog?

Your French Bulldog will adapt perfectly to life in a flat or apartment, since his need for physical activity is low. Living in an apartment yes, but not alone, because as we said, they need to be accompanied as long as possible.

He likes to play a lot, but he gets tired quickly. Even so, you should take him out at least once a day and give him a moderate intensity walk to stimulate and socialize him.

The French bulldog is not a good swimmer, so you will have to be alert when you are near water. His head weighs more than his body and he could drown, so teaching him to swim should not be in your training plans.

Common French Bulldog Diseases

A delicate aspect of the French Bulldog are the diseases that it can develop due to the peculiarity of its flattened muzzle.

What are these diseases?

The most frequent are: digestive diseases, cardiorespiratory diseases or bone diseases. For this reason, it is not convenient to force your French Bulldog to perform high-intensity exercises, since he can easily suffer from heat stroke.

To ensure their health, you should not stop visiting the Veterinary Clinics from time to time to keep your bulldog healthy.

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Source: Laura Price

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