How do you judge the appearance of a French Bulldog puppy? The head of a French Bulldog puppy is wide and square. When the mouth is closed, no teeth or tongue can be seen. The nose should be dark black and not too prominent. The eyes should be round, dark, and far apart. The eyeballs should not be too protruding. When looking straight ahead, the whites of the eyes and the nictitating membrane cannot be seen. The ears should not be too far apart or too close together, the body should be short and compact, and the tail should be short and droopy or screw-shaped.

1. First, carefully observe the head shape of the French Bulldog.

The head of the French Bulldog is wider than that of other medium-sized dogs. The overall shape is square, and its forehead is more obvious and slightly protruding. The muzzle, that is, the lips are relatively soft, wide, and black. The French Bulldog cannot close its mouth. Teeth or tongue are visible, the cheek muscles are well developed and the face is covered with nasal tendons and folds. The nose is positioned higher and slightly closer to the between the eyes. The nose must be short and dark black and cannot be too prominent; if the French Bulldog's head If it is narrow, too round or the head is uneven, it can be judged that its condition is poor.

Second, carefully observe the size and position of the French Bulldog’s eyes.

The eyes of a good-looking French bulldog are moderate in size, round and dark black, and the distance between the eyes is far apart. However, the outer corners of the eyes should not be too close to the outline of the head, and there is a slightly deep depression in the middle of the eyes. The position of the eyes is relatively far from the ears, and the eyeballs cannot be too protruding. Also note that when a good-looking French bulldog looks straight ahead, you cannot see the white part of its eyes and the nictitating membrane. If you intend to buy a French bulldog in good condition or If you have a purebred French Bulldog, it is best to carefully observe its eyes from the front, side and other angles.

3. Carefully observe the shape and position of the French Bulldog’s ears.

If the French Bulldog is in good condition, its ears should be in the shape of bat ears, relatively wide, and the ends of the ears should be round and not too pointed. Their positions should be exactly erect at the top two points of the head, with the two ears The distance should neither be too far nor too close, and the inner sides of the ears should be facing forward rather than too far to the sides; if the appearance of the French Bulldog is not good, you will find that the base of the ears are biased toward both sides of the head and the distance between them Too open, too large or too small in shape is not a good appearance. Owners need to carefully observe the French Bull Dog’s ears to identify its appearance.

Fourth, secondly, carefully observe the size of the French Bulldog.

When selecting and identifying the appearance of a French Bulldog, you also need to observe its body shape. The body of a good French Bulldog is short, compact, strong but not too heavy or obese, and the bones are strong and strong, including the abdomen. The muscles are relatively developed, the chest and shoulders are relatively wide, the ribs are full and drawn upward, the waist is relatively short when viewed from the side, the tail is thick at the base, its length is short and droops or is coiled in the shape of a screw at the rear hip; if the French Bulldog If the dog's appearance is not good, you may find that its body and tail are too long, thin and weak. Therefore, owners must carefully observe the body shape of the French Bulldog. If you want to choose a French Bulldog that is healthy, strong and good in appearance, you may find that its body and tail are too long, thin and weak. .

5. Then observe carefullyLook at the limbs and paws of the French Bulldog.

In addition to observing the shape of the French Cattle Dog to determine its appearance, it is also best to check whether its limbs have defects, whether they are up to standard, etc. Generally, French cattle dogs in good condition have strong and well-developed limbs, short forelimbs that are slightly bent outwards, hindlimbs that are slightly longer but stronger than the forelimbs, moderately sized paws, short and thick claws and toes, and black foot pads. A French Bulldog with a poor appearance may have inward-looking legs, or the limbs may be bent too outward, resulting in an obvious bow-legged shape. Such a French Bulldog's walking posture is not very beautiful and requires more attention.

6. Next, carefully observe the posture of the French Bulldog when walking and running.

A French Bulldog with good appearance walks briskly, flexibly, and very coordinated. When standing, its posture is very impressive. When running, its movements are stretched and without any sense of restraint; if it is a French Bulldog with poor appearance or defects, , it may not feel smooth when standing, walking, or running. If it is not relaxed or active when moving due to physical health or congenital defects, you need to be careful when choosing and buying this type of French Bulldog. For some, it is necessary to carefully observe its mental state and posture during activities to identify it to avoid being deceived.

7. Finally, carefully observe the quality of the French Bulldog’s hair.

If the French Bulldog is in good condition, its coat should be soft and smooth, short, compact, dense, and shiny. The hair on the ears should also be short and smooth, and the overall hair color should be tawny or white. Or red etc. In addition, if there are many variegated hairs and spots on the coat, or partial hair is severely faded, it will affect the grade of the French Bulldog, and everyone needs to pay more attention and observe it carefully.