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Purchasing a Puppy

1.  Male - cream - born 4/15/09 - available 6/10/09

3.  Female - honey pied - born 4/27/09 - available 6/22/09

4.  Male - honey pied - born 4/27/09 - available 6/22/09

5.  Male - brindle - born 4/27/09 - available 6/22/09

The French bulldog is a small companion breed of dog.  The name indicates that France is the country of origin, but the Americans and British may have played a larger part in the development of the breed.  The breed is commonly called the Frenchie.  French bulldogs are a compact, muscular dog with a smooth coat, snub nose, and a solid bone structure.  Their physical appearance is characterized by naturally occurring "bat ears" that are wide at the base and rounded at the top.  Their tails are naturally short, not cropped, straight or screwed but not curly.  The French bulldog is a gentle breed that typically has a happy-go-lucky attitude.  Like many other companion dog breeds they require close contact with humans.  They have fairly minimal exercise needs, but do require at least daily walks.  Their calm nature makes them excellent choices for apartment dwellers, as does their usually sensible attitude towards barking.  As a flat faced breed, it is essential that owners understand that French bulldogs cannot live outdoors.  Their bulk and their compromised breathing system makes it impossible for them to regulate their temperature efficiently.  In addition, Frenchies are top heavy and therefore have a difficult time swimming.  Be cautious when exercising your Frenchie during hot or humid weather, as well.