French Bulldog

The French bulldog can be a robust, easy to care for and adaptable companion, if they are bred by a responsible breeder. We don't want to go back into the historical origins of the breed, there  is ample information available in the internet.

The following questions are driving us forward:

• Is it possible to breed a French Bulldog in a way that it can function as a small dog without complaints?

• To what extent must the phenotype deviate from the current breed Standard? 

• What can breeders do to breed bulldogs vital and efficient? 

• In which cases is a well thought outcrossing an option?

•  Can brachycephalic dogs be happy dogs?

We are convinced that the Frenchie - without the overtyped body type -  can be quite an efficient dog. His job is to please people and accompany them as a sincere friend.  However, he should be capable of fulfilling the needs of a canid. For us this are the basic requirements:

• Natural reproduction without human help (no artifial insemination)

•  Instinctive brood care

•  No need of human care for wrinkles, ears, tail, etc.

•  Solid, balanced, friendly character

•  No exaggerated head shape with obstructive tooth and jaw misalignments

•  Movable spine, which does not restrict the dog in all three gaits

•  Movable, free tail which allows a minimum of communication