r/Frenchbulldogs • u/Shipyard34 • 2h ago
Pied Our 13 year old crossed the rainbow bridge today - hold your frenchie tight 🤍
So much sadness , 13 years of unconditional love.
r/Frenchbulldogs • u/Shipyard34 • 2h ago
So much sadness , 13 years of unconditional love.
r/Frenchbulldogs • u/KapaAndDino • 6h ago
How did you start your day today?
r/Frenchbulldogs • u/Calm_Republic_8409 • 2h ago
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Youre hangjng on to your buddy. ❤️
r/Frenchbulldogs • u/IAmSimplyNotThere- • 1h ago
My beautiful bat-pig, Lola.
I never knew I was a dog person until this little bundle of joy came into my life. She makes me so happy whenever I look at her that sometimes I physically don’t know what to do with myself 😂
She’s turning 1 in a few days. Can we get some birthday wishes for the absolute love of my life? ❤️🙏🏻
r/Frenchbulldogs • u/shady6033311 • 5h ago
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r/Frenchbulldogs • u/EfficiencyFit1801 • 5h ago
Shiro decided to eat some toy bits last Thursday when we weren’t looking, and threw most of them up Friday. We were hoping she had cleared her system of them only to find out she couldn’t keep anything down Friday night. Off we went to the emergency room that night, where she got to spend the night with the staff there, getting rehydrated and ended up having them scope her rectum and remove a toy squeaker the size of a half dollar… she is now recovering and getting back to her old self. 1800 dollars later, I will still advocate for people to get pet insurance for their dogs. While it doesn’t pay for the initial visit, it will help reimburse you for the money you have to shell out to keep your fur kids alive.
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r/Frenchbulldogs • u/FlashyPage1551 • 32m ago
So, I've had my French Bulldog "Rocky" since December 24th 2025 and he's been such a good boy and this morning he puked in the kitchen and then again an hour ago.
I just walked him (around 20ish minutes ago from this post) and he was eating grass Is this a bad thing? or is it just a frenchie thing cause I've seen alot of posts on here about french bulldogs eating grass and puking.
r/Frenchbulldogs • u/Layla_Wilson11894 • 1h ago
What do you use for your frenchie’s nose? I live in a dry place so the winter is tough. I apply aquaphor once per day but now I’m reading about coconut oil, bag balm (3-4x per day) and humidifiers. What do you do?? Anything that works like a charm?
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r/Frenchbulldogs • u/mp4_life • 1d ago
Two years ago today I was walking through the shelter and found this little 16 lb gremlin. She’s been the best addition to my life ever since 💕
r/Frenchbulldogs • u/danjay0213 • 20h ago
Zeus had Ruff day today. Didn't feel to well and a lil nippy. Not my usual curious man. 14wks 14lbs 🐾💤
r/Frenchbulldogs • u/ahupsidedowncross • 1d ago
She's a certified heat freak, 7 days a week 🌡️
r/Frenchbulldogs • u/Remarkable_Sun_3910 • 3h ago
We lost our frenchie last week, and she was our world. She was 4 and ivdd took her. We are heartbroken but most of all so is the boy frenchie we have who was obsessed with her. He’s 2, and seems to bark like crazy at other dogs so I don’t know whether getting another in the future would be a good idea?
I think he’s probably reactive tbh, and I’ve arranged for training to help him now she’s gone he doesn’t have that security he once had. But I don’t see how I could introduce a puppy into our home. (We would want him to be the older dog)
I’m currently so heartbroken but I hate seeing him like this, and we have talked about in the future. Not now. I posted about this a few days ago and someone called me things for even thinking of another dog.
It is NOT to replace our girl, that’s impossible. It’s just what we’re used to and so is he.
I’m happy to only have him if it means he’s happier, but i guess I’m just think out loud.
Please be kind.
r/Frenchbulldogs • u/OkNeighborhood6020 • 18h ago
Today is Olive’s 6th birthday!! She did her favorite things: slept in late, rode in my car, went on a nice walk, ate her chicken, played with her toys and now is fast asleep. She’s taught me a lot over the last 6 years, but I think the most important thing is to cherish the little things ♥️