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French bulldog

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French bulldog
a small, compact dog with large, domed head, very short nose, prominent 'bat' ears (broad based and erect), and a small, short tail that is straight or kinked. The hair is short and fawn, brindle or pied (brindle with white). The breed is predisposed to hemivertebrae and factor IX deficiency.
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