Why a French Bulldog?
Why not a French Brittany Spaniel or any other breed? Is it because you like the strong muscular squat look of the animal with its flat nose, resembling that of a face of a well punched sparring partner of a boxer and the typical ‘bat’ ears. Whatever, the decision has been unanimously made and there is no room for retraction. But to your chagrin, you find that French bulldogs for sale are quite costly and those which are certified are even costlier. Then a friend suggests that you might get yourself a free French bulldog, not exactly free but almost, if you adopt it. That is adopt one that has been, more often than not, abandoned for various reasons and rescued. The free French bulldog, as you might call the one that you are going to adopt can be either a pup or an adult. This depends on the amount of quality time that you or some member of your family can spend with this adorable animal. This time is to be spent mostly in housebreaking the animal if it is going to be a pup. Consistenc
Why not some other breed such as the French Brittany hunting dog? Perhaps it is an additional one or a replacement for a long time loved pet that had just passed away leaving behind a vacuum in your household. Maybe it is your first pet, recommended by an acquaintance for its qualities or just that you like the look of it. But when you start looking for one that is available for sale, there are quite a number of factors that have to be looked into before you clinch a deal. If your previous dog or the one you already have is a champion French Bulldog, then your task is easier since you will be aware of the qualities of a French Bulldog and where they are available for sale. If not, then it would be worth your while to spend some time in acquainting yourself with the general characteristics of a French Bulldog and what to look for when choosing one. Buying a French Bulldog French Bulldogs are short in stature, with a muscular and solid bone structure. They also are smooth coated and spor
