Look at the head of the French Bulldog

The head of the French Bulldog is larger and wider, and looks square. The two ears are relatively flat, the forehead is relatively prominent, and the eyebrows are obviously curled up.

Look at the ears of a bulldog

The ears of a French Bulldog are typical "bat ears", generally medium in size, wide at the base and rounded at the tip. The ears are located high on the head, with a wide distance between them and the ear openings facing forward. Touch the dog's ear skin with your hands, it is relatively delicate and soft. It is a disqualification if the ears are not correctly erect.

Look at the limbs of a fighting bull

The limbs of a purebred French bullfighting bull are very strong, straight and short. The hind limbs are longer than the forelimbs, the feet are of medium size, the toes and claws are short, the feet are of medium size and compact, the toes are short, and the claws are short. When selecting, you can gently touch the French Dou's body with both hands to check whether the dog's body is well developed and whether there are any unhealthy phenomena such as bone fractures.

Look at the fighting tail

The tail is one of the characteristics of the French Bulldog. The standard tail should be naturally short, ideally long enough to cover the anus. The tail is thicker at the base and thinner at the tip. A tail that is naturally knotted or twisted, or a tail that is relatively long but not longer than the hock.

French Bulldog's Hair

French Bulldog's hair is short, thin, smooth, soft and shiny. The coat color is slightly reddish tiger color, light yellow or brown, or has magic stripes on a white background. If the dog’s ears are not bat-shaped, the nose color is too light, and the weight is too much over the standard, it is a poor product and is not recommended to be purchased.