Female French Bulldog in Dublin

We have a delightful female Fawn French Bulldog available for sale in Dublin. Born in June 2023, she is now ready to find her forever home. French Bulldogs are known for their good-natured temperament, making them excellent companions for families and individuals alike.

This breed is characterised by their distinctive bat-like ears and compact, muscular build. They are generally affectionate and enjoy being around people, often forming strong bonds with their owners. Additionally, French Bulldogs do not require extensive exercise, making them well-suited for apartment living or homes with limited space.

IKC Registered (PENDING)

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