<div class="dog-description"> <p>Fabulous, fresh, and fairly new to us; we are so, so stoked to have Dev safe with us.<strong><br /></strong>He's a gorgeous, young, sweeeeeet Frenchie, and we are so excited to have him in our family</p> <p>He is a brave boy, NOT bothered by Austin's storm sounds; he's affectionate, and can actually BREATHE!<br />And, from his wonderful foster family: <br />"he's curious in a good way and loves his humans with ALL HIS HEART<br />He will follow you around the house and has NO concept of personal space."</p> <p>SO YES, this guy is ALL frenchie :).<br />He's been a CHAMPION at our events, friendly with dogs, humans, and bigger kiddos.<br />He's a prefect combo of FRENCHIE and couch potato, and he's crate-trained.</p> <p>Dev is THAT perfect family dog who all other dogs will be compared to, trust us on this one.<br />You will NOT want to miss out on this bit of puppy perfection<strong> </strong></p> <p>His family will have to be willing to manage all the regular frenchie fun:</p> <p><strong>French Bulldogs are not low-maintenance dogs</strong></p> <p>They require patience with training, and daily mental and physical engagement, especially when they're young.<br /><strong>They are playful, opinionated, and full of energy, not couch ornaments.</strong><br /><strong>Frenchies thrive in homes that understand the breed and are ready for the commitment.<br /></strong><br />Additionally, although SUPER cute and so yummy & silly, most of our dogs have come from yucky backyard greeders and so, will 100% need to have owners committed to their unique long-term care, health, and wellbeing.</p> <p><strong>Here are just a couple of things that we need to ensure every French Bulldog adopter understands and is comfortable with.</strong></p> <ul> <li>All Frenchies MUST HAVE A FULL-SERVICE vet and at MINIMUM an ANNUAL vet appointment. Big-box store vets or mobile/discount shot services are just not going to cut it.</li> <li><strong>Here's the BIG ONE: thanks to their breeding, ALL Frenchie parents have to be ready to manage and IMMEDIATELY treat an episode of IVDD:</strong><a href="https://www.dogsinmotion.com.au/understanding-and-preventing-ivdd-in-french-bulldogs/" target="_blank" rel="noopener" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.dogsinmotion.com.au/understanding-and-preventing-ivdd-in-french-bulldogs/&source=gmail&ust=1755908529846000&usg=AOvVaw0p8eX697g6XUQ8ZqyHIBlH">IVDD 411</a></li> <li>All Frenchie parents must be willing to make the time for daily maintenance and grooming: our Frenchies love their spa time and need (at minimum) all of those folds and crevices cleaned that make them so dang cute. It's a sign of your commitment and care.</li> <li>Bulldog adopters have to be willing to administer eye drops; all those folds make for grumpy eyelids.</li> <li>Last but not least, all lucky bulldog parents should expect to manage the ongoing cost of all the goodies associated with loving a bulldog: including but not limited to: high-quality food, eye drops, medicated shampoo, monthly heartworm prevention, fun toys, vet care, and endless scritches and cuddles (This last one is free)</li> </ul> <p><strong>PHEW - that's a list, but these guys are so worth it. Your commitment will be rewarded with the love and joy these Frenchies bring into your life.</strong></p> <p>Once you go Bulldog, there's no going back to 'regular' dogs</p> <p>If you're IN, please apply now for this gorgeous pup!<img class="emoji" role="img" draggable="false" src="https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/17.0.2/svg/1f970.svg" alt="" /></p> <p><strong>Lovely boi is heartworm-positive, so she must stay close to our vets for his treatment.</strong><br /><strong><em>Don't worry; heartworm infection is way LESS scary than it sounds, and our team will cover the cost of and provide all guidance for his care.</em></strong></p> </div> <div class="container-fluid"> <div class="row no-gutters"> <div class="col-12 col-lg-6"></div> </div> </div> To see more of our dogs, please go to https://austinbulldogrescue.com to see who is available and to learn how to get involved with ABR.