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How are French Bulldogs Different From Pugs?

How are French Bulldogs Different From Pugs?

by Itsy Bitsy Frenchies | Oct 28, 2020 | French Bulldog Facts, French Bulldog Tips

Owning a dog is a big decision because you are bringing home not just a pet but an addition to your family.  Dogs generally are quite different than one another based on their breed, background, and unique details of their general build-up.The most famous lap dog...
How much playtime does my French Bulldog need?

How much playtime does my French Bulldog need?

by Itsy Bitsy Frenchies | Oct 28, 2020 | French Bulldog Care, Frenchie Health

Sometimes, we do not realize that playing is as vital to Frenchies as eating and drinking. Frenchie’s tend to want playtime as much as they want food, especially French Bulldogs. They tend to enjoy short playtimes repeatedly all through the day except in hot...
7 Hidden BENEFITS of Coconut Oil for French Bulldogs

7 Hidden BENEFITS of Coconut Oil for French Bulldogs

by Itsy Bitsy Frenchies | Oct 28, 2020 | French Bulldog Care, French Bulldog Tips

Coconut oil has a very high level of saturated fats. Saturated fat is a healthy fat that helps in weight loss. It also aids the immune system, digestive system, thyroid health, and a lot more.  In this article, I’ll be revealing some hidden benefits of Coconut Oil for...
4 Quick Tips for Healthy Teeth for your French Bulldog

4 Quick Tips for Healthy Teeth for your French Bulldog

by Itsy Bitsy Frenchies | Oct 28, 2020 | Frenchie Health

French Bulldog is not as prone to cavities and teeth problems as humans, but that does not detract from the fact that we still have to care for our Frenchie’s dental health and hygiene. One of the important reasons why Frenchie Dental problems aren’t...
Why Does My French Bulldog Chew My Furniture?

Why Does My French Bulldog Chew My Furniture?

by Itsy Bitsy Frenchies | Oct 16, 2020 | French Bulldog Care, French Bulldog Tips

Chewed shoes, nibbled baseboards, and gnawed furniture are all common nuisances during your Frenchie’s early months. After all, teething puppies need to chew to help relieve the discomfort of erupting teeth. But they grow out of that, right? Nope! Adult French...
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