Mary Allen
#10 Some international airlines do not take French bulldogs on planes – not because they are suspected of terrorism, but for health reasons.
Because of the uncomfortably high temperatures in the cargo hold, this brachycephalic breed suffers from breathing difficulties that can sometimes be fatal. As a result, English and French bulldogs are on many airline no-flight lists.
#11 When deciding to bring a French Bulldog puppy into your home it is important to make sure you choose the right breeder as the French Bulldog temperament is not for everyone.
In reputable breeding, care is taken to ensure that the dogs do not have any breathing difficulties and that their mobility and quality of life are not restricted.
Therefore, when choosing a breeder or a French Bulldog puppy, it is important to ensure that the small dog and the mother animal do not have irritated eyes, no secretions escape from the eyes or snout, and that they can move without limping and wheezing.
#12 French bulldogs with other colors are undesirable by the FCI and are banned from breeding.
Nevertheless, puppies with illegal fur colors can always turn up in litter. It is therefore important to ask the breeder whether the special colors were deliberately bred or arose by chance. In the case of targeted special breeding, attention must be paid to how far the deviations go. Pure white French bulldogs, for example, have an increased risk of hearing loss.