French Bulldog

Overview

The French Bulldog is a small companion breed that originated in France during the 19th century, developed from small bulldogs brought over by English lace workers. Over time, the breed became popular in Parisian society for its unique appearance and friendly temperament. French Bulldogs are easily recognized by their upright “bat” ears, compact muscular body, and expressive face. Though small in size, they carry a confident and lively personality that makes them stand out among companion breeds. French Bulldogs are known for being affectionate, sociable, and deeply attached to their owners. They thrive on companionship and often enjoy being close to their families throughout the day. While they are playful and curious, they typically have moderate energy levels and do well in apartments or smaller homes. With proper care, companionship, and gentle training, the French Bulldog can be a loving and entertaining companion for many types of households.