Male French Bulldog - Brindle - 18 months old

Hello,

I am a delightful male Brindle French Bulldog puppy, currently residing in Ashbourne, and I am eagerly searching for a new forever home! I was born in May 2023, which makes me a young, energetic puppy. My playful nature means I love to engage with my toys and spend quality time with my owner.

French Bulldogs are known for their affectionate and adaptable nature, making them wonderful companions. They often thrive on attention and can be quite the charming centre of attraction, just like me! I do best in a single-dog household, as I love to be the centre of attention and prefer not to share the affection with other pets. My current owners love me dearly, but due to my preference for being the sole furry friend, they are seeking a new family where I can be the only dog and receive all the love and attention I deserve.

I am looking forward to embarking on this life journey with you, as long as I can be the only puppy dog in your family and be loved to the moon and back. Thank you for considering me as your new companion.

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