French Bulldog

Medium-sized, characterized by a large but short muzzle, a flat forked nose, a wide forked upper lip. Erect ears, wide at the base and rounded at the top. The protruding superciliary ridges are separated from each other by a deep groove between the eyes. The furrow should not continue on the forehead, as in English Bulldogs. The occipital protuberance is poorly developed [1]. They can have a wide variety of colors: brindle, white-brindle, fawn, white-fawn. The cream color is not recognized by the FCI (European Cynological Federation) and RKF breed standards, but is widely distributed in America.

Typical small dog. A powerful dog in a small appearance, proportionally stocky, short-haired, with a short muzzle and flat nose, erect ears and a naturally short tail. Must have the appearance of a dog of cheerful, intelligent, very muscular, compact build and solid bone. Weight: 8-15 kg. Height: balanced with weight[1].

Companion dog, entertainment dog. Cheerful and agile, with a strong psyche, he loves children, welcomes guests well, but in case of danger he is ready to protect the owner and his family. It can be aggressive towards other dogs and cats, but this depends on the temperament of the individual.