Hamlin Candle Arch French Bulldog Puppies
Frenchies are among the most loved breeds. They are fun and playful, and make wonderful companions. Like all dogs, they do suffer from some health issues.
One of the most serious is the brachycephalic respiratory syndrome (BS). This condition can cause breathing difficulties. This condition could lead to respiratory infections, heart disease and spinal deformities.
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As a breeder of French Bulldogs, Hamlin Candle is proud of the high-quality and health of our dogs. Our puppies are fostered by loving families who live in the same home and receive the best care. This includes vaccinations and regular vet visits, as well as diagnostic tests for common diseases like CHF. Our puppies are also tested for genetic disorders such as OFA elbow dysplasia, chondritis and OFA chondritis which could be passed to their offspring.
Frenchies are known for their love of people, making them wonderful companions. They are great with other dogs and children and humans of all different ages. They are a lot of fun and love nothing more than to spend time with their favorite people. They are not so active as to be unable to relax and watch a film or enjoy a cup of coffee with you on the couch.
Since they are a brachycephalic breed, it is important to be aware that they are more susceptible to overheating easily than other dogs. They should not be too vigorous or exercised for long periods of time. They are also prone to being stubborn and can be difficult for owners who are new to the breed. However, with constant training and praise that is positive they are eager to learn and are the perfect fit for people of all levels of experience. Puppy classes are always an option as well and offer many advantages for new dog owners.
The average French Bulldog Mix lives 8-12 years. More is essential to ask your breeder whether the breed of your other parent has any impact on this. Breeding practices that are good for breeding can be a big difference in the way breeders are reputable, and they screen their parents to avoid passing health issues on to their pups.
In addition to their hereditary wrinkles, Frenchies have a short coat that sheds all year. Weekly brushing and an occasional bath when needed are typically enough to keep their coat in good condition. They are also susceptible to ear infections. Routine cleaning with an earwash is therefore vital.