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French bulldog likes looking at himself in the mirror

French Bulldog loves getting her teeth brushed! French Bulldog enjoys getting his teeth brushed. Someone once said that cleanliness is next to godliness and this includes brushing your teeth. Whether it’s after you wake up, after a meal or before bed, brushing those pearly whites not only rids you of the foul smell that gathers in your mouth.Who says that animals aren't keen about their hygiene? This beautiful dog is out to prove everyone wrong and he does it in style. Every night before bed she knows that the bathroom is the first place he has to visit before going to bed. And so he does. Her owner by his side, of course, is holding the brush for his to get them pearly whites clean. Adorable!Judging by this dog’s expression, he loves getting her teeth brushed very much. Reportedly, after every meal, this hygiene-freak dog waits for the owner to brush her teeth. One might think that brushing teeth is a human thing, but more and more veterinarians advise pet owners they should brush their pet’s teeth as well. In the wild animals gnaw on raw bones wood or grass to brush the layered up gunk on their teeth. Housebroken animals can’t find such items so a lot of them can be seen falling ill to rotten teeth. Still, just because some impatient pets might have difficulty holding still for owners to brush their dentures, it doesn’t mean that they won’t be thankful for the service.If you would like to brush your fur baby’s teeth make sure you get a brush and paste made uniquely for dogs. The brushes are far shorter and softer and the toothpaste tastes like food! By all means do not use human toothpaste, because it contains chemicals that can be harmful to your pooch. If you thought this is weird, check out this video that is taking the teeth-brushing routine to the extreme.You can't teach an old dog new inventions but can you teach an old dog about hygiene? Since teeth cleaning treats are so expensive, the user's owner decided to take the direct approach with his dog, allowing him to try out a toothbrush. French Bulldog did a pretty good job, considering he's a <a href="https://rumble.com/v834f1-dog-buried-up-to-neck-enjoys-the-healing-power-of-sand.html" target="_blank">dog</a> and all. In the end, he probably thought it was just another toy, with the regular a end. Check out <a href="https://rumble.com/v8auh1-french-bulldog-enjoys-his-binky.html" target="_blank">French Bulldog</a> trying to brush her teeth!

French bulldog loving Halloween! Coming in hot!

This dog goes crazy and starts running around his owner to prevent her from wearing what he considers "a ridiculous coat" Hilarious! This hysterical dog is tired of being the laugh of other humans and undressed dogs, so he has become a bit rebellious to do what he can and avoid looking like an adorable dog, as he wants to pretend to be a rude and intimidating dog. Very funny! When it rains or it's cold, many years choose to cover their dogs with small raincoats. Although the intention is good, the effect on the animal is not so good. It is common to see it in cities: when it rains or when it is very cold, dogs go out dressed in a small coat or raincoat. There are them of all the sizes, colors and prints, and beyond the aesthetic taste (or the lack of it), it is undeniable the good intention of its owners that, to avoid that the animal gets wet or it gets cold, they shelter him with one of these garments. But the gesture may be motivated more by our own perception (we come out sheltered and is what we would like to do with us if the tables changed) than by the welfare of the animal. According to Alezandra Horowitc, a cognitive scientist specialized in animal behavior, dogs should not be put on coats because what we understand as protection, for them is a sign of domination. Although other experts consider that these garments are useful. "Many owners of dogs that dress them to go out when it rains have the best intention: perhaps they have noticed that their pet does not want to go out in the rain and it seems reasonable to think it is because it does not like," says Horowitz in Brain Pickings. In addition, dogs react in very different ways when they wear one of these garments: they still wag their tails with emotion at the prospect of the walk that they stay completely still and let themselves be done. Horowitz argues that to understand how dogs feel about it, it is best to study their evolutionary ancestors: "Both <a href="https://rumble.com/v834f1-dog-buried-up-to-neck-enjoys-the-healing-power-of-sand.html" target="_blank">dogs</a> and <a href="https://rumble.com/v86z9x-wolves-chase-after-the-bears-in-belgium-zoo.html" target="_blank">wolves</a> have their own coat permanently on, and one is enough. When it rains, wolves look for shelter but don't cover themselves with other materials. But that is not the main reason that the scientist uses in her argumentation. Horwitz assures that the canine coats oppress even slightly the back, the neck and the head of the dogs, and that in the nature this only happens when an animal imposes its domination on another one. "The coat reproduces that sensation, so the main experience the dog gets from wearing it is not the protection against time, but the disconcerting sensation that another specimen of higher rank is nearby. Thus, he explains, when a dog stays still and lets himself be dressed perhaps he will not do so because he likes or agrees, but because he is being dominated. "And in the end will be less wet, but that matters to us, not him.

Frenchie coming down not so gracefully

This little Frenchie is thoroughly enjoying his snow day in Wisconsin! So much fun!

A few things are certain in this day and age and one of them is that you have probably heard Adele’s ‘Hello’ song too many times to count. The hit was so popular and sought after, it soared on the charts for weeks and radio stations have been blasting the tune every 30 minutes. You hear it and go “not again”, but then the chorus comes and lyrics just come pouring out of you. The Brit is that good! ‘Hello’ was a roller coaster of emotions, wrapped in a goosebumps-inducing music and everybody secretly loved it. The song spoke on some many level to everyone and it seems this pooch felt the feels too. This <a href="https://rumble.com/v3532r-practising-languages-with-a-french-bulldog.html" target="_blank">Frenchie</a> was taking a ride with his owners in the car, when the aforementioned hit single came on the radio. It reminded the pup how the music video made her feel, so she turns to the car door window and looks longingly at the distance, just like Adele looks outside a window in her video. Then the chorus comes and just like every last one of us, the <a href="https://rumble.com/v33rcl-singing-dog-smashes-michael-jackson-hit.html" target="_blank">singing puppy</a> starts belting out the notes! At one point, it even sounded to us like actually said “Hello”. Not only that, but she makes the same pauses between words like Adele. How awesome is that?