The price of a French bulldog typically ranges from $1,500 to $8,000, depending on how rare the puppy’s coloring.

French bulldogs are expensive due to their high breeding costs, popularity, and the specific health care required during their breeding process. Essentially, they are difficult and costly to breed and raise.

Yes, maintaining a French bulldog can be costly, considering their potential health issues that may require frequent vet visits, specialized diets, and possible surgeries.

Whether to get one or two French bulldogs depends on your capacity to provide enough attention, exercise, and financial resources for maintaining multiple pets.

Choosing between a boy or girl French bulldog often depends on personal preference as both genders can have delightful temperaments.

Temperament can vary significantly within breeds, but generally, female French bulldogs are perceived to be slightly calmer and easier to train than males.

The lifespan of a male French bulldog typically ranges from 10 to 12 years, though this can vary based on health, diet, and overall care.

Both breeds have their health challenges, but English Bulldogs generally face more severe health issues compared to French Bulldogs.

French bulldogs often enjoy being the center of attention but can also get along well with other dogs if properly socialized.