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Pet Name: George

Gender: Male

Neutered: No

Breed: English Bulldog

Vaccinated: Yes

Size: Medium

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Category Luxury

George is a very sweet and active dog, he is ready for a new home!

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About George

Friendly to other dogs
Good for Apartments
Friendly with Kids

George offer several advantages as family companion. He is known for his gentle, loyal, and affectionate nature, making him great with children and other pets. His relatively low exercise needs and quiet demeanor also suit various lifestyles.

Here’s a more detailed look at the advantages:

Family-Friendly:

George renowned for his patience and gentleness with children, making him ideal family pet.
Loyal and Affectionate:

He form strong bonds with his family and is known for his loyalty and devotion.
Relatively Low Exercise Needs:

Unlike some Puppies, Bean don’t require extensive physical activity, making him suitable for apartment living or individuals with busy schedules.
Quiet and Not Overly Barking:

He is generally quiet and don’t bark excessively, which is a plus for apartment living or those in close proximity to neighbors.
Adaptable:

George adapt well to various environments, whether it’s a bustling city or a peaceful countryside.
Good with Other Pets:

He typically get along well with other family pets, though he can be aggressive towards unfamiliar dogs if not properly socialized.
Courageous and Protective:

While gentle and loving, Bean retain some of his original courage and make good watchdog, protecting his family and home.
Relatively Easy to Groom:

His short, smooth coat requires minimal grooming, making him a low-maintenance pet.
Long Lifespan:

With proper care, Bean can live for 8-12 years.

Adoption Rules

Adopting a French Bulldog involves understanding the breed's specific needs and temperament. French Bulldogs can be prone to heat sensitivity, eye problems, and skin infections, so be prepared for potential health issues. They also require a quiet, comfortable environment and a slow introduction to new situations and other animals.