Like something out of a cartoon, they stand out in all the best ways. ... The Fluffy French Bulldog isn’t much different from ...

It would be easy to dismiss French bulldogs, with their squidgy, cartoon faces and small squat bodies, as little more than a handbag accessory. Some people might even see them as little more than ...

NEW YORK (AP) — The U.S. still has a major case of French bulldog fever, ... The Best Cartoons on Donald Trump. June 23, 2025, at 12:46 p.m. Photos: President Trump's First 100 Days.

Although French bulldogs are making the headlines, there are 14 other recognized breeds of bulldog. The Frenchie, the most popular dog in the Bay Area, is also the most popular of all the bulldogs.

Here’s something different – and a nice way to start the week: French pop star Gregoire’s music video for his new song Rue Des Etoiles. It was directed and created by the Le French Bulldog ...

Beginning in 2012, the French Bulldog was in the top 15 most popular dog breeds, and became more popular over the past decade. By 2021, the short-snouted dog with large ears was in the No. 2 spot ...

The owners of the French bulldog, named Bodega, last saw it playing in their yard. The dog wandered from the area around 4:30 p.m. and was picked up by a pair on a scooter, police said.

Mabel is a naughty French bulldog at the center of a new children's book by Nathan Lane and Devlin Elliott. NPR's Scott Simon speaks with Lane about his inspiration for the fictional dog.

Drug traffickers whose entire organized crime ring was brought down by a photo of a French Bulldog were ordered to fork over more than $1.4 million, the United Kingdom's National Crime Agency said.

T he funny clip, posted on Instagram, shows a French bulldog walking on a treadmill. ... his owner hung a donut for him to chase, in a scene straight out of a cartoon! “My Frenchie’s workout ...

On April 22, a Troy woman found a brindle-colored French bulldog in her backyard, Troy police said in a Facebook post. She posted a photo of the animal on social media in an effort to find its owner.

A FedEx driver allegedly stole a North Carolina family's French bulldog and threw it in the back of his hot truck -- where the pet died while he completed his delivery route, authorities said.