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My 9 month old female frenchie started her season 2 weeks ago and is trying to KILL my 4 year old female pug.. they have gone from living happily together to having to keep them separate in under a week. The frenchies eyes turn black and she becomes 100% focused on the pug, total tunnel vision.. I have never been scared of a dog, but now scared of this 15kg puppy..
I have a 5.5 month old blind frenchie that barks like crazy and very anxious. I've trained my Doberman, GSD, Pug, shitzu and, Yorkie without issues. This blind dog is giving me a run for my money. She also has a head tilt and walks in circles often.
Loads of healthy thriving dogs being euthanized in shelters and some people want to pay money to buy sickly dogs who will suffer from disabilities and cost a lot of money at the vets.
My god, man. Would you please slow down your presentation! Why are you racing through it? . I can hardly keep up with your talk. Are you on a clock here?
You know we used to be able just to go to the library and get a book and learn something. Now if we want to learn something we have to freaking pay for it like why can’t I just go onto the Internet and find information that I’m looking for to help me become a better leader, and help my Frenchy become less aggressive and reactive to other dogs? It’s so frustrating I’ve spent three days now on the Internet looking for videos that could help and everybody just put the sales pitch videos up like a funnel add I just want to learn and I shouldn’t have to pay $700 to do that. Looks like Google sucks. back to the library I go get a real book.
So french bullys, I'm having a hard time understanding what's wrong keeping the dog outside for longer than thirty minutes saying she could die. But they can never tell me why? Can I not leave her outside as long as the weather isn't too cold or too hot?
What about if it’s a rescue whos a year and a half…he’s been resource guarding and he seems to double down when I correct…bruised me really good that time…broke skin twice before that…I’m trying to structure our relationship better but he also doesn’t feel safe here because he’s been so destabilized from being rehomed as well as his old home was unstable…he doesn’t even want to play with the toys just gets possessive over it…and my change in energy to saying no firmly he clamps down more and then his body language gets more stiff and eyes get wider…I don’t want to stress him anymore but also don’t want to let him think this behaviour gets him his outcome.
Have you tried hand feeding him? My frenchie was a runt and he scarfed his food down as fast as possible like it was going to run out of his bowl. He was only three months old, but I wanted to curb the food aggression before it started so I hand fed him for like the first two weeks that I had him. And then I changed him to a bowl that force him to eat slower, but now I can stick my hand right in his bowl while he has his face in it, and I don’t have to worry about him biting me.
I have a frenchie and I try to take her out for a walk. I have to physically pick her up and take her outside. I put a leash on her and she refuses to move. She lays on the floor. After 20 min I put her back in the house. While in the house she breaks all the kids toys. I don’t know how to get her to walk. Any advice?
Hello. You are giving general information not specific to the breed. I hope you are happy with the traffic you drive to your youtube channel. The information in your video offers nothing specific to the French Bulldog, a breed that has well-known separation anxiety tendencies. I needed more specificity to help me decide if a French Bulldog is right for me. You shouldn't say your video is about Frenchies when it is not. Click Bait. SMH.
We usually get two dogs from the same litter we just teach them their names by saying it when we sit their food bowl in front of the and handling them a treat, they get it within a 2-3 days
Rough play is in their and other dogs nature. What we as humans perceive something wrong in dogs , God designed them that way. So tired of seeing so many videos of all the "experts" confusing people. Ridiculous foolishness. Look at national geographic the way animals play in the wild. People please let God's design have its place once again!!
My boy is almost 6 years old, I work 8 hours a day, well trained and he’s perfect! He has the run of the house since 1 doesn’t pee or poop on pads. It’s all how you train them. Best dog ever! Loves kids and people and sleeps allot but thrives attention 😂 hates rain so he has a rain coat and summers he’s inside allot but loves the cold. I’m in Florida so I’m okay with that. Get one with a small tail less risk of spinal issues.
I just adopted at 1 year old French bulldog and I have some success potty training but there is a lot of time I take them out and they don’t go outside but they will come inside and pee I need help
I have recently adopted a 2 yr old frenchie . Sadly he had not been trained proper and has become highly aggressive hence why he was rehomed to me ..please help he's such a beautiful little boy and I want him to have best life
I’m working at a dog daycare, and these videos have helped me work with some of the dog breeds I didn’t have a lot of experience with. Frenchies are some of the craziest ones to have in group, very stubborn and very clingy, so this is super helpful to know how to what their breed generally needs. Thank you so much for making these videos!
@Fenrir French Bulldog Show My French Bulldog is very protective when people are near me when I take her on a walk or if someone walks past. How can I train her to stop and not be so protective even if someone comes to my house, I have to put her in a room to stop her from attacking.
My sister has 4 frenchies. 2 males and 2 females. The youngest is a deaf male and he is 3 1/2 yrs old . He has been attacked by the older female. She attacks because she is food aggressive and does not like when attention to her disrupted or if she is calm and someone steps into her area. The deaf male is now attacking her unprovoked. He has gone through at least one trainer as it is difficult finding someone who can work with deaf dogs. I dont know what else we can do.
