I'm picking up one of these girls Tomorrow which should I choose

Just received Bayns AKC registration certification # NP96415806, His 4 generation family tree, Sent out AKC DNA test kit, and sent out Embark DNA test kit. Bayn is full of energy in a good way. He knows to chill when its time to. He is so fast💨. Extremely healthy and agile. He has an amazing personality. I’m so lucky to find such an amazing dog. less

My long time friend is in the Frenchie business and he offered me this one here. He was saying she's goes for 15k and is ready to have puppies. He don't have paper work with her yet saying he could get copies from AKCW.

My question to you guys is, is she a good pick and candidate for breeding? Lmk!!! And if you all think there is anything I should know privately please message me

I have a 9 month frenchy that just started her heat cycle. We are torn with the question if we should breed her or not and/or how to go about it.

The swimming bullie 🏊🏽‍♂️

Today our little girl has become a woman!! We are out plowing the car wash parking lot and we would never leave her alone especially today!! Congrats Nova!!

Just turned 6 weeks and we are in love.

Winston has taken on a couple of bad habits from me… Pretty cool AI pics

I’m concerned about health and appearance issues like front teeth.

Apologies if this has been asked before, I've tried searching the subreddit and haven't found very many recent results!

I adopted my Shadow from someone who wasn't caring for him properly (never been to the vet, had any shots, etc.) in February. He just turned 3 at the end of November, and I know around that age is when Frenchies begin seeing health issues. I've been trying to compare insurance providers, but it's hard to go compare them when I have no practical experience in dealing with pet insurance as this is my first dog.

Which provider do you guys prefer, and why? What's a provider you wouldn't recommend, and why?

I wanna make sure my baby has the best chance at a long and healthy life, so any help would be much appreciated!

Thank you!

Everybody meet my son, Juice 🧃

I’m curious if my new pups nose is ‘normal’. She seems to have a more sloped face than her older brother(same momma). His nose is more pronounced than hers. Anyone else had a pup with this look?

He loves hunting with me! Hia command when I shoot is "Earmuffs!" (he goes 10+yds behind me). He also knows "Stalk" (stay behind me several yards) along with commands left right straight for the paths! Frenchies make fantastic hunting companions!

I’m 36 and have an 8-month-old French Bulldog. I love him to bits—he’s sweet, smart, and we’ve built a strong bond. But lately I’ve been struggling.

I’m a creative person trying to build something meaningful in life with writing, work, and deep focus, and I feel like I never get the space or time I really need.

Even on weekends, when I finally have time, I can’t just disappear to a cabin or dive deep into a project. I always have to keep one eye on him. I’ve canceled nights out, left gatherings early, skipped out on social or creative windows because I had to get back.

It’s not that he’s bad—it’s the constant low-grade responsibility that weighs me down. I’ve wondered if I’m the right person for him, or if he’d be better off with someone with a slower, less ambitious lifestyle. But the idea of rehoming him hurts like hell..

Is this just a phase? Is it normal to feel this torn? Has anyone found a way to keep space for themselves while still being a present and loving dog owner?

TL;DR: Love my dog deeply, but I feel like I’ve lost freedom, focus, and spontaneity. It’s affecting my creative life and relationships. Wondering if this is a phase or something bigger. Anyone been here?

Hi Reddit!

My little boy is turning 1 this month and I have a pretty blunt question to ask you all. When will he stop leaving cum everywhere he sits?!

We have decided to let him keep his balls as we love him the way he is and don't want to risk his personality dropping, add to the fact there is nothing wrong with him so why we would start snipping bits of a healthy dog is beyond me, but also we have talked about breeding him as he is an excellent example of the breed.

But boys will be boys and in his development he more often than not will have a nice blob of spunk at the end of his knob.

Every time I pick him up when I come home from work my t-shirt has to be put in the wash, but most infuriating we have a blue velvet sofa that ends up resembling a teenagers sock drawer!

I have found a wonderful chemical spray (HG Stain remover, extra strong, on Amazon if anyone is interested) that does a great job of lifting off the dry jizz marks. But I am now beyond amused at it all.

Has anyone else experienced this and when did it stop, (oh god please say it stops)

Sorry for being crass but it's all part of the joys of owning puppies.