The French Bulldog (FRENCH BULLDOG) is a lively, intelligent, muscular dog with heavy bones, smooth coat, compact structure, and medium or small size. The expression appears alert, curious and interested. Any modification to him other than the removal of dewclaws is faulty and disqualifying. French bulldogs are kind, honest, loyal, persistent, brave, and have unique taste, which is completely revealed in their expressions and movements. It is kind to children, but it is also an excellent toy dog ​​with a strong style, strong ability, and strong curiosity about new things.
Historical OriginFrench Bulldog, English: French Bulldog, originated in France. The ancestor is the English bulldog, especially the erect-eared toy bulldog. Around 1860, many toy bulldogs flowed into France from England and were crossed with other local breeds of dogs to eventually become this small French bulldog with a flat head, rose ears or bat ears. There are many theories about its origin, among which the most powerful one is that in 1860, many British bulldogs were sent to France as reward dogs, and they were mated with pugs and terriers to give birth to this kind of dog. At that time, this kind of dog was very popular among noble ladies. In 1990, two types of babies were born: bat ears and rose ears, with bat ears being the standard type. A small bulldog appeared in Paris in 1868. This was the earliest French bulldog. In 1871, when the Paris castle was under siege by the Prussians, the dog was already very popular in France. The French Bulldog was first exhibited in 1889 and soon attracted people's attention and love. Edward VII was very fond of this breed. Population Distribution Mainly distributed in France, Europe, and the United States. Later they were called the European and American series.