If you’re like me, falling in love with the adorable, squishy-faced French Bulldog is almost inevitable. Those big bat ears, the playful snorts, and that unmistakable charm just pull you right in! But here’s the thing - owning a Frenchie isn’t just about cuddles and Instagram-worthy moments. It’s about making sure our furry friends are as healthy as they are cute. That’s where French Bulldog health testing comes into play. Let’s dive into what it means, why it’s crucial, and

If you’re dreaming of bringing home a French Bulldog, you’re not alone! These little charmers have stolen hearts worldwide with their adorable bat ears, squishy faces, and playful personalities. But here’s the thing - not all breeders are created equal. Finding ethical French Bulldog breeders in Perth is crucial to ensure you get a healthy, well-socialized puppy who will be a joyful companion for years to come. Let’s dive into what makes a breeder ethical, why it matters, an

🐾 Puppy Exercise Limits Until Growth Plates Close: What Every Owner Should Know “Aim for 5 minutes of exercise once or twice daily, for...

If you’re anything like me, the idea of bringing home a healthy French Bulldog puppy is both exciting and a little nerve-wracking. These little charmers have stolen hearts worldwide, and Perth Australia is no exception! But finding a healthy, ethically bred Frenchie isn’t just about picking the cutest pup. It’s about making sure you’re welcoming a furry friend who will thrive and bring joy for years to come. So, let’s dive into how to find those healthy bulldog puppies in Pe

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What is Chondrodystrophy (CDDY)? Chondrodystrophy (CDDY) is a genetic mutation affecting the FGF4 retrogene, found on chromosomes 18 and...

Our Topic for discussion today is to take a look at the current understanding of what the main risk factors to BOAS are from a research...

This information does not cover all the risk factors relating to BOAS. We are presenting an important risk factor that have been found...

The French Bulldog is a brachycephalic (snub nosed) breed. It is the most popular dog breed in America and in Australia the breed is...

Stenotic nares, otherwise known as "pinched" nares, are a problem for a few breeds, Bulldogs included. Stenotic nares make it more...

Todays Topic is about Neck Girth Ratios and how it increases the risk of Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome (BOAS) in bulldogs....

Todays topic is Genotype vs phenotype, which although related, have huge differences. Biology is full of terms that are confusing even to...

Many dogs need a private play space for a variety of reasons, including safety, stress relief, and exercise. Dogs who are anxious,...

A lot more Frenchies have a long tail these days due to more breeders actively working towards eliminating the nasty DVL2 aka screwtail...

🧬Here’s a bit more info on DVL2.🧬 Humans who carry the dishevelled (DVL) gene, have a disabling type of mesomelic dwarfism called...

What is DVL2? DVL2, IS the screwtail gene. It is a recessive gene (need 2 copies) and the reason you see no tails, or a very short...

Sterilisation is one of those subjects that really divides the Vetmed and also the breeder community. What we do know is, that with every...

Kennel Blindness (originally posted on "Just Better Bulldogs Australia and New Zealand" www.facebook.com/groups/justhealthierbulldogs....

⚠️EDUCATION TIME⚠️ Tail awareness!🥨 I saw a post on one of the groups I am in, and also wanted to share this information to educate and...

We have been measuring tracheas for some time now. It isn't common practice in Australia to do so, but I am so pleased to hear that other...