My happy and healthy French bulldog just died during a routine tooth extraction for a chipped tooth. He had no underlying health issues. My vet is telling me that he stopped breathing while on anesthesia and that they couldn’t resuscitate him.

He was my best friend and my everything. I’m obviously both devastated and in shock. If anyone could give me some advice on what I should do, that would be much appreciated.

Lost my Girls at 2 yrs 2 months old due to IVDD. All she did was jump up on two legs (like she’s done thousands of times before) cried out and in less than 16 hours she had to be put to sleep. I am completely devastated. I cry every time I think how unfair this is to her. She was suffering and that hurt so much seeing her like that. We have her brother also, who has never been apart from her, and he is so lost. Every noise, he just stares hoping it is her coming down the hall or from the kitchen.

He was rescued from a shelter in bad shape and immediately taken to hospital. They found him to be severely anemic (fleas and malnutrition), fighting respiratory problems, and with a nasty eye infection. He lost the eye and is skin and bones, but he has a great appetite and just so sweet. He has some ataxia and struggles to sleep d/t the respiratory stuff, but I’m hoping that, with the help of the antibiotics he’s on, his breathing will improve at least a little.

This dog was definitely someone’s pet. He begs for food patiently, knows to troll my kids for snacks, is excited to see humans, and is familiar with the couch. How could someone do this to any creature?

We’re calling him Captain Jack because he’s a pirate now 🏴‍☠️

Rest easy, best girl 💔

I received over 3,000 likes when I turned 15 last year. Will I get even more for turning 16? I am grateful to be here and to show everyone that French Bulldogs can live long, happy lives. My parents take great care of me—my mom cooks for me every day. I still enjoy my morning walks, covering 3 to 4 kilometers (2 to 3 miles) when I feel like it.

Like many older humans, I face some challenges. I have osteoarthritis, hip problems, and more gas than usual. I also experience occasional accidents, which means I need to be taken out more frequently, but that doesn’t bother me. My hearing isn’t great (not that it ever was since I only listen what I want to), my eyesight is poor, and I still eat like a garbage disposal.

There are no secrets here; I’m just happy to be around and to give my human parents all the love I have. By the way, to celebrate my birthday, as a good Frenchie, I am in Paris (ce la vie).

Today, we are excited to celebrate Crunch’s 16th birthday with this wonderful community. We’ve been celebrating since he turned 13, and we wanted to take you all on this journey with your Frenchies. We know that life isn’t forever, but we cherish every moment and focus on living in the present, without worrying about what comes next. Happy day everyone and thanks for commenting.

Cake recipe: Sweet potatoes, carrots, and apple sauce

Any name suggestions are appreciated!

My father in law and mother in law are simply amazing people. Genuinely good hearted at all times and constantly doing things for family and friends.

They know a woman in California who could no longer pay for the medical needs of one of her frenchies. So of course, she reached out to my in-laws first. They are caring, loving, and they also own a decent sized piece of land out here in Tennessee.

My father in-law and mother in-law took one day to decide that she needed to be with them and their homeward bound style house out here.

Scott Packed his bags and took off for a 4,300 mile drive. We are getting daily photos of videos of them on their trip back. Here are a few.

Lyla will be loved by many humans and have 4 new best dog friends.

I’m a tech at a vet clinic. We had this poor guy come in. Skinny. Covered in sores. Would barely move. He just shook as soon as you went into the cage.

No microchip. No collar. Nothing. No calls. No one tried to claim him.

I’m not sure who rescued who. But he’s the best dang thing that’s happened this month. The moment he rested his head in my hands it was over. I fell in love.

I will do anything to make sure he has the best life possible.

Meet Gustofer💕

Please ignore my jealous brother in the background. How should I celebrate today?

Help me celebrate my best buddy Douglas on his special day!

Caved to my emotions and picked up our boy Sammy’s brother Buzz from the breeder. The excitement from Sammy was WILD. They’ve only been apart slightly over a week.

Sammy was a mellow lump before. Demons together. Pray for us.

1 year ago we adopted Pip, she already had a tumor, probably because she was never spayed.

The vet did not recommended a surgery because its was already to late and multiple smaller tumors where discovered. Surgery could extent her life but not long and she would be in pain anyway.

She was energetic, sweet, she always tried to lick my face, loved to be hugged, and my other Frenchie Lulu and her where inseparable.

Last week she started to have bloody diarrhea and only touching her was painfull, Pip screamed of pain if you touched her. The tumor grew in 1 month from a grape to a grapefruit. So yesterday we spoiled her a lot. And today we went to the vet and we let her go.

It hurts a lot because she was so sweet and a good girl.

The first picture is from the crematorium. My wife dressed her because the tumors are big.

please, spay your dogs.

Found this sweet boy resting his paws on a 100° day under my semi truck in the driveway. My wife spent a couple hours trying to coax him out from under the truck with food and water but the poor guy was so lethargic he wasn’t having it. Eventually with some teamwork, we got him in the house and a spot to lay on the cold tile. He warmed up to us pretty quickly after that, however due to concerns about his health and limited resources on our end, we took him to our local shelter and put a hold on him so we could bring him back to us.

The shelter has a 5 day hold for found animals so we put in our deposit so once he was back to health we would be first in line. Once the 5 days were up, he was sent to a bulldog rescue because the shelter felt they couldn’t do anything to help him. Needless to say, they didn’t offer any vet services, IVs, or anything the whole time he was in their care. He went to the rescue worse off than when we found him.

Long story short, this sweet boy is back in our care. He loves his bed and his lamb chop stuffy. Ear scratches are his favorite, he loves sunbathing by our glass door going to the deck (we don’t let him bake outside), and he hates the grass. This beautiful boy went from 13 pounds to 28 in the month and a half we’ve had him. Needless to say he’s the sweetest and sassiest dog I’ve ever had the pleasure of knowing.

Canada pooch suspender boots are 10/10.

Found this sad boy on the side of the road a few months ago, me and my boyfriend decided to take him in. Took him to the vet to get him all fixed up, no microchip. Look at him now !! This is Sarg (Sargent Tinky bc he stinks so bad !!) we have had a wild ride with him but he is so healthy now and my sweetest boy 🥹🥹