The lifespan of a French bulldog is generally about 10 to 15 years. The specific time depends on the dog's physical constitution and the way it is raised. Some French bulldogs may not live to be 10 years old, but some can live to 17 years old.

If you want your French Dou to live longer, it is recommended that you pay attention to the following things:

1. The French Dou is not heat-resistant and is prone to heat stroke in summer. Leaving is also relatively common. Therefore, take French Dou out for a walk, either in the morning when the sun has not come out, or in the evening. In short, you have to wait until the ground temperature is not high before taking it out for a walk.

2. When taking it out, you must keep it on a leash. The dog leash is a safety leash to prevent it from leaving this world due to unexpected accidents. But when taking the dog on a leash and taking it to the elevator, the owner must not play with the phone or ignore the dog for other things. Once the dog leash is on the elevator door, it will be too late for the owner to regret it.

3. Fa Dou is also very afraid of the cold. If a dog does not have thick hair to protect it from the cold, the owner will need to prepare clothes for it. At home, be careful that the dog's belly gets cold, which may cause diarrhea, so prepare thick mats for French Bulldogs who like to lie on the ground.

4. The French Dou’s nasal passages are relatively short and narrow, so it cannot exercise strenuously to avoid being out of breath.