How to identify and select French Bulldogs:

1. The head is square. The head of a purebred French Bulldog is relatively large and has a square shape. The head cover is relatively flat between the two ears. Moreover, the nose of a purebred French Dou is relatively wide, the lips and nose should be black, and the eyes are big, bright, clear, and piercing.

2. The ears are "bat ears". The ears of purebred French bulldogs are located high on the head, with a wide distance between the ears and erect ears. They are typical "bat ears", generally medium in size, wide at the base and rounded at the tip. The ear opening is forward, and the skin of the ear is delicate and soft when touched with your hands. If it is not "bat ears", ears that are too big or too small are not considered purebred dogs.

3. Short, round and stout figure. A purebred French bulldog should be short, round and stout, with loose skin under the neck and throat. Its shoulders and back are relatively broad and short, its waist is very narrow, its hips are curved and its abdomen is relatively developed. The bones are very strong, the muscles are relatively developed, the chest is very wide and deep, and the ribs are full and drawn upward.

4. The fur is short and shiny. The fur of purebred French bulldogs is relatively short and very soft and shiny. Generally speaking, the fur color is red, tiger, light yellow or brown, which are more common. If you look at it at a glance, the quality of the dog's fur is special. Sorry, they are not purebred dogs.

5. The limbs are strong and strong. The forelimbs of a purebred French Bulldog are short and strong, slightly curved in a ring shape, the hind limbs are strong, slightly longer than the forelimbs, the muscles of the limbs are well developed and compact, and the posture is particularly stable when standing.