In Spanish homes, the French bulldog has earned a prominent place: its noble character and its amazing ability to adapt to the life of a pet have won the hearts of dog lovers. However, with the implementation of the new animal protection law in Spain , the life of these little bulldogs (and that of their owners) will be, at least, slightly affected.
We are sure that many of you would love to decorate your home with plants . Some have the theory that the greener the better, others even take it to the extreme and would like a small tropical jungle. The problem comes when you have to find space for these plants and there are pets in the house , who also have their own opinion about the role of trees and plants as toys, so there are certain restrictions so that no misfortune occurs.
Does your French bulldog sometimes make too much noise when breathing , snore incessantly and is generally very loud? That's because your French bulldog to a greater or lesser extent suffers from brachycephalic syndrome , which manifests itself through breathing difficulties in dogs due to the fact that their cranial formation distorts the pharynx. This syndrome specifically affects the breed of flat-nosed dogs or brachycephalic breeds such as the French bulldog, the English bulldog, the pug, etc.
Have you ever wondered how dogs see ? We've already talked about dog myths and we've debunked some, like the one that says that each human year is equivalent to seven dog years, but this time it's the turn of canine vision , since it's common to think that dogs see in black and white (or only distinguish shades of gray ). Although their color vision is somewhat limited and different from ours, they do see color , so if you take a look at the world through their eyes you'll get a clear view of how they perceive the world .