Often asked: How To Take Care Of French Bulldog Puppies?

What do French bulldog puppies need?

What to buy for a French bulldog puppy

• Adjustable crate. It’s a good idea to have a kennel—used not for punishment—but for establishing boundaries and potty training.
• Harness & collar. There are plenty of reasons why your Frenchie needs both a harness and collar.
• Food & bowls.
• Puppy pads.
• Grooming brush.
• Toys.

Is it hard to take care of a French bulldog?

French Bulldogs are fairly easy to groom and need only an occasional brushing to keep their coat healthy. They are average shedders.

How do you raise a French bulldog puppy?

When raising your french bulldog puppy always be consistent. Stay calm and patient. Do not show hesitant behavior, but be confident. Make sure you have a good tone in your voice: commands and rewards are clearly different.

Can French bulldogs be left alone all day?

It’s not recommended to leave your French Bulldog alone for any longer than four hours. A fully mature Frenchie may be able to be left alone for up to six hours or even eight, but they need to be prepared for being left for so long and have access to areas where they can eat, drink, and relieve themselves.

What foods are bad for French bulldogs?

Poisonous foods for French Bulldogs

1. Chocolate.
2. Onions, garlic, leeks and chives.
3. Artificial sweetener (xylitol) in gum and mints.
4. Candy and sweets.
5. Some brands of peanut butter.
6. Corn on the cob.
7. Cooked bones.
8. Avocado.

What should French bulldogs not do?

Keep your Frenchie away from open water, especially if they are unsupervised. Because of their stocky build, they may have a hard time rescuing themselves from even shallow water. Maintain a smoke-free home, as Frenchies are sensitive to respiratory irritants such as cigarette smoke and other air pollutants.

What human foods can French bulldogs eat?

What Human Food Can French Bulldogs Eat Safely?

• Some fruits and vegetable.
• Peanut Butter.
• Yogurt.
• Cheese.
• Chicken, Turkey & Beef.
• Salmon.
• Tuna.
• Pumpkin and Sweet Potatoes.

Do French Bulldogs like to cuddle?

Yes, French Bulldogs love to cuddle. French Bulldogs were bred to be companion dogs. Plus, because of their anatomy, being a brachycephalic breed, they need more sleep than other breeds.

How do you know if your Frenchie is happy?

Some simple signs, which indicate that your Frenchie is happy are:

1. When they wiggle their bottom.
2. When they give you puppy dog eyes.
3. When they have relaxed ears and mouth.
4. When they are playful.
5. When they smile (Yes, Frenchies do smile)

How do you discipline a French bulldog?

How to punish a French bulldog?

1. 1- Correct the dog’s behavior. Use a sharp but not too loud voice to let your dog know what he’s done.
2. 2- Ignore your Frenchie. No matter how cruel this sounds, your dog will understand that you’re angry if you started to ignore him.
3. 3- Train bite inhibition.
4. 4- Preventing chewing behavior.

Are French Bulldogs aggressive?

Are French Bulldogs aggressive? Frenchies are generally friendly, social, and affectionate dogs. But, if they are not trained and socialized properly, there is the risk of aggression. Even though they’re small dogs, aggression can be a real problem.

Do French Bulldogs get attached to one person?

Just as Frenchies are prone to separation anxiety, they also commonly exhibit clingy behavior. They really love their owners! French Bulldogs have been selectively bred to be dependent on their owners.

Should I let my Frenchie sleep with me?

But you should consider sleeping with your Frenchie if he’s new to your home. If your pup sleeps in his crate overnight, he might cry loudly. In this case, I would suggest you let him sleep with you until he is well accustomed to the house and crate-trained. However, separation anxiety is not just limited to puppies.

Do French Bulldogs get cold at night?

French bulldog breed is like no other breed. They are famous for their bat-shaped ears and brachycephalic skulls. Unfortunately, they are also notorious for their tendency to quickly catch a cold at night.