What daily routine keeps your French Bulldog healthy and active?

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Hi everyone,

I recently became the owner of a young French Bulldog, and I'm trying to build the best daily routine to keep him healthy and active. I've read so many different opinions about exercise, feeding schedules, sleeping habits, weight management, and preventing common health problems that I'm not sure what works best in real life.

I'd love to hear from experienced French Bulldog owners. What does your typical day look like with your Frenchie? How many walks do you do, what kind of diet has worked well, and are there any daily habits that have helped avoid breathing issues, allergies, or digestive problems?

I'm especially interested in practical tips from people who have owned French Bulldogs for several years. Any advice, routines, or lessons you've learned would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

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    Hi there, Congratulations on adopting your bulldog! Here are a few tips to keep them in good shape. On a daily basis, you can aim for 2 to 3 moderate walks, always using a Y-shaped harness to protect their windpipe, and making sure to avoid going out during the heat of the day in the summer. This will help them socialise with other dogs and get some exercise. When it comes to feeding, it’s best to split their daily portion into two meals, ideally served in a slow feeder bowl to help reduce wind and vomiting. Also, try to choose an easily digestible dry food, as they are known for having sensitive stomachs. Finally, make sure to dry the folds on their face regularly to prevent infections. This isn't an exhaustive list, of course, so feel free to have a chat with your vet about it :)) All the best, Laure.
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