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Warning - Do NOT get a Frenchie!
They snort, spit, gurgle,
bubble, purr, wheeze, scrock, make luggies, gag, yack, pant, and choke.
You've never heard so many obnoxious sounds from a living animal in your
life. Makes more nasty noises than a frat house party. It will
pee in your shoes and on the side of the bed. It will pee on your
kid. It will hear the doorbell on the TV and go protective.
It will be deaf when its time to do something it doesn't want. It
will only eat when another dog wants to eat his food. It will
pretend he can't go up the stairs when he doesn't want too. It will try
to act tough with the cats and if a cat swats it, it will cry. It will
stand in front of the water bowl scaring off the other dogs. The more
you don't like it the more it likes you. It will follow you
everywhere and get caught underneath your feet. It looks at you with
those bug eyes wanting love. Give it affection ... and it spits.
If you love it - it will ignore you. If you hate it - he never
leaves your side. It will stand on your chest when you sleep. It
will spit in your face and rub those prickly whiskers against your lips
to wake you up. It will sleep on the pillow and get indigent if you try
to use it. And it will only use the goose down pillows. It will stare
at you while you sleep. When you are working on the computer it will
wedge against your ankle. It will be fixated with smells. It will
be overjoyed when you take your socks off and jam its nose between your
toes. After you eat it will be fascinated with your breath. It
will park its pushed up nose against the refrigerator air vent trying to
suck smells out. It will drink your coffee ... then spit in it. It
gets cold in the winter and overheats in the summer. It only pants
if you don't look at it - and stops when you do look. It takes it
forever to drink with that pushed in face. When walking the real dogs
with it, it will be determined to walk in front of the others.
But if you are still
convinced you would like a Frenchie, please read on. |
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RESCUE AND ADOPTION INFORMATION If French Bulldog Rescue League has a French Bulldog available for adoption, a completed adoption application is required in order for you to be eligible to adopt. New adoptive homes are matched case by case in efforts to provide the very best possible fit. Click here for a printable Adoption Application form
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When your application is completed, please refer to the French Bulldog Rescue League Contact List to find the representative who is nearest to you. Please call or e-mail them and they will provide a mailing address for your application. When contacting by e-mail please make sure to include your location and phone number. You may be put on a waiting list after a formal request for adoption form has been provided.
In order
to best facilitate the needs of the Frenchie with the
adoptive families, the dogs will be spayed, neutered,
medically examined prior to adoption. A medical report
will be provided to the adoptive parents. All human
applicants will be interviewed, home checks will be done
and new parents will be asked to sign legal documents
promising that the Frenchie will be returned to rescue if
the family can no longer keep the dog.
Thank you for contacting the French Bulldog Rescue League
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The French Bulldog Rescue League, Inc. is an independent, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and is not to be confused with or misrepresented by the French Bulldog Club of America (FBDCA), the French Foreign Legion, French Salad Dressing, French Kissing, French Fries, or any affiliate dog breeder, breed organization or dog rescue organization. The formation of the French Bulldog Rescue League, Inc., its regulation/bylaws, and its original name "French Bulldog Club of America Rescue League, Inc." (FBDCARL) was approved by the French Bulldog Club of America Board in 2002. After which, the French Bulldog Club of America Rescue League, Inc. became an independent rescue organizations with its own policies and procedures solely dedicated to helping French Bulldogs in need. In 2006 the name of the organization was shortened to the French Bulldog Rescue League (FBRL). For more details, please see our HISTORY page as well as the Spring / Summer 2005 Newsletter.
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