Advantages of French Bulldogs

1. Suitable for urban breeding: French Bulldogs don’t bark much and will not be complained about by barking dogs that annoy neighbors.
2. Small amount of exercise: French Dou does not need regular exercise and prefers to stay at home most of the time. However, it should be noted that it is still recommended to take the dog out for a walk to achieve a certain amount of exercise, but it should not be too intense, because the French Dou's respiratory tract is short, and too intense exercise can easily lead to hypoxia in the dog.
3. French bulldogs are very friendly, cordial and honest to people, especially to children. French bulldogs generally do not attack people actively. If you have a little French bulldog, you can keep it with your children. Grow and become close partners.
4. One of the biggest advantages is that he looks funny, is an ugly little guy, and has a simple and honest personality, which is very cute.

Disadvantages of French Bulldogs

1. Genetic diseases: It is said that French Bulldogs are a kind of dog with genetic diseases almost all over the body. You must understand clearly before raising them and the breeding requirements. Pay special attention.
2. Difficult to train: French bulldogs have an IQ ranking of 58, and may not be as easy to train as some dogs such as poodles.
3. French bulldogs snore because of their flat faces, as well as pugs (detailed introduction). The same goes for English bulldogs. French bulldogs can snore as loudly as humans. Therefore, you should consider carefully before feeding to avoid insomnia.
4. French Bulldogs have a strong body odor. Other dogs may not start to smell until at least 7 to 10 days after taking a bath, but French Bulldogs usually smell after 3 days.
5. Shedding, and the shedding will not stop in spring, summer, autumn and winter, especially during the shedding season. Although they are not long-haired dogs, their short hair is quite annoying.
6. The skin is relatively sensitive and it is relatively easy to get skin diseases, and some French bulldogs have problems such as snoring, farting, and drooling.