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Showing posts with label French. Show all posts
Showing posts with label French. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 15, 2014

French bulldog puppies

The French breeders imported those small England bulldogs two centuries ago, and they crossed it for two decades with the French Terriers. The first French Bulldog Puppies were smart and playful, which likes to live in comfort and to sleep on soft materials. It is a worthy representative of company dogs amongst bulldogs, but we must not forget that it was the dog of butchers from Paris, which used to raise it for fights. Today, it is a kind race of dogs, with much love for the children and with a strong guarding instinct.

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Monday, April 14, 2014

French bulldog puppy

The French bulldog puppy looks so cute that we can’t believe that it is the follower of the fighting dogs from the 19th century. The French breeders liked the English bulldogs, but as they were the rivals of British, they wanted their own breed. By crossing the English bulldogs with the French terrier, it was possible to obtain the French bulldog, which is a distinctive and recognized breed. It was quickly adopted by the French aristocracy, which transformed it into the classy dog that it is today.

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Saturday, April 12, 2014

French bull dogs


The French Bulldog that we know today is related with the English Bulldog, and it is the result of the Parisian dog passionate breeders, made around the years 1880. There are many speculations around the subject, but the most probable version is that it is the follower of the English bulldogs. The French bull dogs were appreciated for their adaptability to small spaces. They were also preferred for their abilities to hunt rats, which was a useful “characteristic” during those times, when people started to live in blocks of flats.