What are the shortcomings of the French Bulldog? First of all, like other dogs, it sheds hair, especially during the shedding season, and because of its flat face, it often snores. In addition, if the French Dou does not do well in diet, he will especially like to fart, and it will be very smelly.

1. Hair loss

When raising a French bulldog, you need to know that it sheds hair just like other dogs, and the hair loss will not stop in spring, summer, autumn and winter, especially during the shedding season. If you want to alleviate the hair loss, you should still Yes, that is, the diet should be mainly light. Therefore, in addition to choosing some probiotic-containing dog food as the staple food for raising French cattle, you should also choose some light, low-salt, high-protein and low-fat natural dog food. It is effective. To reduce hair loss in dogs, you must comb French cattle for more than five minutes every day.

2. Can snore

French bulldogs all snore because of their flat faces. The same goes for pugs and English bulldogs. If you like quietness, I suggest you consider whether to raise a French bulldog or a French bulldog. The snoring can be as loud as a human's, so you need to think carefully before raising it to avoid insomnia.

3. Like to fart

If a French bulldog has a poor diet, he will particularly like to fart, and it will be very smelly. It can be said that it is a stinky fart king. Therefore, you must pay attention to the diet of French bulldogs. It is recommended to feed less meat. For prepared foods and dog food, it is recommended to choose some dog food containing probiotics, which can regulate gastrointestinal digestion, or you can also feed some yogurt.

4. Body odor

Dogs all have a bit of body odor, but French bulldogs have a lot of body odor. If they are not bathed regularly and their anal glands are squeezed, the odor will be even worse. Therefore, when raising French bulldogs, the body odor will be even worse. It’s very troublesome, and the environment where French cattle live must be kept dry, otherwise they are prone to skin diseases, which is also one of the most common diseases of French cattle.

5. Difficult training

The IQ of French bulldogs is not very high, so training is not very easy. It requires a lot of patience. Moreover, when training French bulldogs, you must grasp the golden time for training. The best time to train French bulldogs is 3 to 5 months. Month, if you miss this golden time, it will be more difficult to train French cattle. During training, if French cattle do well, there must be rewards. The rewards can be snacks. It is best to choose some snacks that can help grind teeth, such as Teething snacks such as chicken jerky and chicken fries are a good helper for training and teeth grinding. When training French Cow, the commands must be clear, crisp and simple.