East Coast French Bulldogs
Kinzers, PA 17535French BulldogUnclaimed
He needs close contact with his family and shouldn’t be left alone or ignored for too long. He’s very social and people-oriented, and need to be involved in what’s happening around him. He is an indoor dog, and must not be left outdoors. You must be careful because he is very sensitive to…
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What you can expect when you bring home your puppy from East Coast French Bulldogs
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Financing available
Visits welcome: tourists, who took them back home and promoted the breed.
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Transparency100%
Health64%
Responsible Breeding9%
Customer Reviews76%
Score ConfidenceMedium Confidence
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He needs close contact with his family and shouldn’t be left alone or ignored for too long. He’s very social and people-oriented, and need to be involved in what’s happening around him.
He is an indoor dog, and must not be left outdoors. You must be careful because he is very sensitive to temperature and can easily overheat.
He is good with other pets and dogs, but may be aggressive with other French Bulldogs of the same sex. He’s okay with cats if introduced to them as a puppy.
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