Male French Bulldog puppy 14 months old for sale in Dublin

Looking for a loyal companion with a heart full of love? Meet our adorable male French Bulldog puppy, ready to bring joy to his forever home! He is 14 months old.

He’s a charming little guy who loves cuddles and being close to his people. With his playful spirit and affectionate nature, he’ll quickly become the center of your world.

Important to Know: He prefers to be the only pet in the house, so he can have all your attention and love to himself!

If you're looking for a devoted, sweet, and healthy French Bulldog to be your one and only, he might just be the perfect match.

Serious inquiries only. Give this lovely French Bulldog puppy the loving home he deserves!

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