French Bulldog dog for adoption in Halesowen

Rio is happy dog, very loving and wants to be in the centre of everything. He’s is great with my son who’s now 11, but doesn’t like lots of people around. He wants to get in the middle and play. He gets very vocal around other dogs and does that scream only frenchies do. I think he would suit a household where he is the only dog and perhaps one where there a no kids so he gets all the attention. He is house trained but sometimes does protest wee’s he doesn’t get his own way. When he does this he knows he’s done it and gives you the sad ears down with sad eyes to match. Looking to rehome him due to changes at home which means he isn’t able to be centre of attention or roam around as he likes. Plus my work has changed meaning I’m not at home as much. He’s lovely little man. He’s big for a Frenchie, doesn’t have any breathing issues. He snores but a lot of us do! Kc registered, have his papers, not neutered.

Lyla is a 2 year old French bulldog, lovely temperament, unfortunately we just don’t have the time for her. She is one of 3 dogs and gets on well with both small and big dogs, also great with kids looking for a home that can give her the time and attention she needs. Loves a good walk and has good recall, crate trained.

Gucci is a 1 yr old blue fawn female she’s brilliant with kids and other dogs. She’s microchipped fled wormed up to date. She’s an absolute joy to be around. Very calm chilled out dog. She’s housetrained. O.n.o

Chloe is a lovely dog, but unfortunately my situation is no longer serving both her and me. I took Chloe on when she was young but unfortunately she'd had a rough start of which I'm happy to explain. Chloe needs to live with people who work from home or are unlikely to leave her for too long (<4hours) and does need a garden. Ideally Chloe would live as an only dog, or with a very tolerant dog with equal energy. She is brilliant with other dogs, but she can be a bully with a dog who cannot stand up for themselves. Chloe is fantastic with children, but would be better for older children. Perhaps 10+ Chloe can be destructive when left alone and not in a crate (pulls over the bin and will chew small things) Chloe does pull on walks. She is a Velcro dog and absolutely loves company. She's been seen by a vet and her airways are very good for a Frenchie and with the right care around temperature she will continue having no issues around her breathing. Any prospective home will be heavily vetted as Chloe is not a simple dog, but she will be the best friend to whoever has the right home for her. Lengthy discussions are encouraged