French Bulldogs

42L x 28W x 30H dog crate is recommended for a full grown French Bulldog.

To clean your Frenchie’s folds, gently wipe them with a damp cloth and dry them thoroughly. Avoid getting water in their ears. Repeat daily to prevent skin infections.

Yes, French Bulldogs can eat fruit, but only in moderation. Some fruits are better for them than others, and it’s important to avoid giving them fruit with pits or seeds.

French bulldogs can develop a bad odor due to various reasons. Factors such as skin infections
diet
and hygiene maintenance can contribute to their smell. Additionally
the folds and wrinkles on their skin can trap dirt and moisture
leading to odor. (source [All About Frenchies](https//allaboutfrenchies.com/why-do-french-bulldogs-stink-so-much/))

Frenchie puppy crate size should be 24L x 18W x 12H, with a divider to create a smaller space for a young puppy.

A 30-inch-wide, 36-inch-long, and 30-inch-tall kennel is the recommended size for a French Bulldog.

The average lifespan of a French Bulldog is 10-12 years.

While most French Bulldogs are born with tails, some are born with a shortened tail, or no tail at all. This is due to a naturally occurring genetic mutation.

High demand, expensive breeding, and health problems make French Bulldogs one of the most expensive dog breeds.

French Bulldogs were originally bred to be companions for lace makers in England.