French Bulldog Stuffed Animal
Every custom French Bulldog stuffed animal features:
A personalized look that mimics your own French Bulldog pet
Intricate airbrushing that takes into account every unique detail and marking of your pet
An ideal gift for pet lovers (and the Frenchie obsessed!)
A huggable French Bulldog plushie that you’ll cherish for years
Starting at
$269 $210
Gift For French Bulldog Lovers!
When you send us a picture of your cute and cuddly French Bulldog, we’ll create a plush stuffed animal that looks just like them. Whether your French Bulldog is short and stocky or a little on the plump side, we’ll be sure to incorporate every detail in an adorable plushie.
FOREVERS FEATURES
Premium, realistic polyester furs
Specialty noses and eyes
Full airbrushing to match your pet’s markings
We Can Turn Any Breed Into A Custom Stuffed Animal
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Check Out Our Custom Pet Pillows!
Turn your Frenchie into a huggable pillow
Our pet pillows are hand-made with the highest quality materials and super soft plush. We professionally apply the exact image you send us to a solid white pillow shaped like your pet.
Custom shaped to match your pet photo
Printed on both sides on highest quality material
Ultra-soft polyester plush
3 Sizes available: 12", 16" and 24"
History of the Frenchie
The French Bulldog hails from England in the early part of the 19th century. It is a derivative of the Bulldog, that is miniature in size and stature with bat-like ears and is known as the toy bulldog. It was initially bred by English traders, who with the Industrial Revolution made their way to France to find work. Along with them came this toy breed. Here, the French lapped up these adorable dogs and gave them their moniker, the French Bulldog. The English were none too happy with the name for a dog breed that originated in England. Nevertheless, the name stuck and the breed continues to be recognized as the French Bulldog.
Growth And Recognition
Bred exclusively as a companion pet and watchdog, the French Bulldog had much controversy over its ear shape. This led to the creation of the French Bulldog Club of America in 1897. This organization was devoted to the breed and embraced the odd bat-like ears. The French Bulldog Club held a specialty show in 1898 to honor the French Bulldog, creating a sensation that led to an increase in registrations of the breed.
The breed continued to grow throughout the 1900s with the Westminster Kennel Club reporting that 100 French Bulldogs were enrolled in show. One of the most notable of Frenchies is Ch. Nellcote Gamin, owned by the Goldenbergs. Gamin helped to support the breed type in the U.S., making the best stock in the world and eliminating the need to import the breed. In 1906, the Kennel Club in London made the breed official and approved the name as Bouledogue Francais. The English Kennel Club later changed the name to French Bulldog.
Curious Toy-sized, Bat-eared Bulldogs
Characteristics: Playful personality that likes to spend time with their owner, very alert Personality: Smart and loveable family companion or caretaker for kids, easy to train
Energy Level: Medium-energy Life Expectancy: 11-14 years
Height: 11-12 inches Size: Small breed
Weight: 16-28 pounds Popular Breeds: Pure
High Maintenance & Sensitive Pups
Nutrition and Feeding: Divide meals into 2-3 servings per day. 1 to 1 1/2 cups of dry food daily
Grooming: Occasional brushing and monthly bathing. Regular ear cleaning is necessary as well as nail trimming
Exercise: Daily exercise required to keep weight down. Short walks or playtime is recommended
Health: Snub nose can make it difficult for French Bulldogs to breathe when it is hot out. Prone to wheezing and snoring. Acute respiratory problems, as well as health issues related to the heart, eyes, spine, and obesity, may occur
Breed Popularity
Decline In Popularity
After World War I the popularity of the French Bulldog began to decline. It was replaced by the Boston Terrier, a more affordable dog. With the challenging times of the Great Depression, it was difficult for many Americans to afford a pure-bred dog, much less a French Bulldog.
Resurgence In Popularity
This all began to change in the 80s and 90s as the breed rose to popularity again as Americas had excess money and could afford a Frenchie. Today, the French Bulldog has assumed its spot as one of the most beloved pet breeds in America. It is in the top six for pet ownership, and its adorable traits make it the perfect companion. You’ll have many hours of constant chatter from your French Bulldog to keep you company.
The French Bulldog was recognized by the AKC in 1898.
French Bulldog Popularity (US)
These lovable little lap warmers have skyrocketed to popularity in a few short years. They are now the sixth most popular dog breed in the U.S., according to the AKC, which illustrates the trend in French Bulldog searches.
Source: Google Trends
It's easy to see why French Bulldogs are so popular. Their adorable faces warm your heart!
We Can Create a Custom Plush of Any Pet
Custom plush lookalikes of any pet you can think of, big or small! Check out some of our most popular animal plushies we've made.
Sources:
http://mentalfloss.com/article/63568/11-charming-facts-about-french-bulldogs
http://www.dogscope.com/french-bulldoghttp://www.petwave.com/Dogs/Breeds/French-Bulldog.aspx
http://dogtime.com/dog-breeds/french-bulldog#/slide/1http://www.akc.org/dog-breeds/french-bulldog/