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Hamlin Candle Arch French Bulldog Puppies Frenchies are one of the most loved breeds. They are playful and funny and are great companions. But, just like all dogs, they have certain health issues. One of the most severe is the brachycephalic respiratory syndrome (BS). This condition can lead to difficulty breathing. It can also lead to other health issues like respiratory diseases, heart disease, and spinal problems. The availability As a breeder of French Bulldogs, Hamlin Candle takes pride in the quality and health of our dogs. Our puppies are raised in loving homes by family members who are caring and receive the most attentive treatment. This includes vaccinations, regular vet visits and diagnostic testing for common health issues such as CHF. Our puppies are also tested for genetic diseases such as OFA chondritis and elbow dysplasia. These may be passed to offspring. Frenchies are renowned for their love of people and are great companions. They are great with other dogs and children as well as people of all age groups. They are playful dogs that are devoted to being with their favorite people. However, they are not so active that they are unable to relax and enjoy a good movie or a cup of coffee with you. Because they are a breed that is brachycephalic it is essential to keep in mind that they are more susceptible to overheating quickly than other dogs. As such, they should not be pushed too hard or for prolonged durations of time. They can also be prone to be somewhat stubborn, which makes difficult for novice dog owners. However, with consistent training and positive praise, they are eager to learn and are a great fit for all levels of experience. Hamlin-Schwibbogen Französische Bulldogge are an option as well and provide many benefits to new dog owners. The average French Bulldog Mix will live for between 8-12 years. The other parent breed can impact this somewhat and it is therefore important to consult your breeder about the health background of their mother. It is also important to follow good breeding practices, as reliable breeders check their parents for health issues to prevent them from passing on the issues to their pups. In addition to their inherited wrinkles, Frenchies have a short coat that sheds a bit all year. Weekly brushing and an occasional bath, if needed, are generally enough to maintain their coat in good condition. They are also prone to ear infections. Routine cleaning using earwashes is essential.