He’s 8 months old, brindled
She should not start breeding until at least 2 years old. Also you need to have tests do to make sure that she is breeding quality. Don’t forget to get a breeding license.
Better yet get her spayed. There are so many dogs that need homes why would you want to add to that popluation?
How old is he? If he’s younger than 4 months old right now then you should give him some time to settle in at your house and get used to you until you start with the leash. You have to ease into it slowly. Put the collar on him for a minute or so at a time and just let him walk around with the collar on. Do that for a few days, increasing the time each day. After a week or so with the collar, add the leash. Let him drag the leash around and increase the amount of time as you did with the collar. About a week later you can start picking the leash up and guiding him with it. Most dogs should be eased into the collar and leash like this if you want them to learn good leash walking.
the owner of this dog is one of my friends
his name is thewwmm25
please go to his channel and say sorry
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i just got my pup from a petshop a week ago. he was caged in there since he was born; he is now 10 months old. whenever i take him and my other maltese pup to walk, he refuses. he just lays there, waiting for me to pick him up. i sometimes have to drag him, just so he doesnt go inside the house. please help me on reasons why he wont walk. no rude answers. thanks 
also techniques on how to get him to walk.
A PET SHOP?!?!? ARE YOU CRAZY?!!?!? That puppy probably came from a puppy mill and was ABUSED and has never been outside in his LIFE!!!! That’s probably why!!!!!!!
Go to this website for more:
http://stoppuppymills.org/
But something you can try to do is ease them into the whole walking experience. Go outside to play bring treats, make going outside a pleasurable experience. Then move onto taking short little walks with him and make sure to give him lots of treats and tell him he is a GOOD BOY! Or maybe the problem is he doesn’t like the leash so to test it put it on him inside, see what happens, observe him carefully! If that’s the problem make putting on the leash a pleasurable experience in a place where he is comfortable. Give him many treats!
Good luck and hope this helped!
Does anyone have information about them, and if there is such thing as a minature French/English bulldog, what one is better…tell me some info, im looking for a breeder in S.cali or North Carolia
French Bulldogs are great dogs, but they are not for everybody
Here is information on the breed that will help you decide whether or not this breed is right for you.
http://www.yourpurebredpuppy.com/reviews/frenchbulldogs.html
http://www.akc.org/breeds/french_bulldog/
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/frenchbulldog.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_Bulldog
I don’t want a puppy mill or something similar.
a show breeder is the same as a puppymill they sell unhealthy pups…get one from your local paper..
William gut drauf 
Excellent video about this breed and the puppies.
french bulldog babies 4 weeks in one more day!