All articles tagged with #french bulldog
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Yahoo
Snoop Dogg mourns the loss of his beloved French Bulldog Juelz, who passed away after nearly 11 years, sharing an emotional tribute on Instagram that resonated with fans worldwide, highlighting the deep bond and love he had for his pet.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NPR
The French bulldog has been named America's most popular dog breed for the second year in a row, with close to 98,500 registrations in 2023. Despite its popularity, the breed remains controversial due to health issues associated with its short snouts, and its high demand has led to thefts, with the average price ranging between $1,500 to $3,000. Notably, Lady Gaga's stolen French bulldogs were returned, leading to charges against the perpetrators.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ABC News
The American Kennel Club has revealed the most popular dog breeds in 2023, with the French bulldog retaining the top spot for the second consecutive year. The Labrador retriever, Golden retriever, German shepherd, and Poodle round out the top five. The AKC emphasizes that popularity doesn't necessarily indicate a breed's suitability for every owner, and advises potential puppy buyers to consider factors such as temperament, size, and energy level when choosing a dog.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Earth.com
French Bulldog puppy Tyson spontaneously regrew his jaw after surgery to remove a cancerous tumor, marking a first in veterinary medicine. The surgery, led by Cornell University veterinarians, removed a significant portion of Tyson's jaw, but his recovery defied all odds as his mandible almost completely regrew. Tyson's remarkable journey from critical cancer diagnosis to thriving symbolizes the potential for regenerative healing in young animals and offers hope and insights for future veterinary treatments.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Gizmodo
A 3-month-old French bulldog named Tyson spontaneously regrew most of his lower left jaw after it had to be removed to treat his cancer, marking the first documented case of jaw regeneration in a dog following oral cancer surgery. The surgery left much of the jaw’s periosteum intact, and Tyson's young age likely contributed to the remarkable recovery. While his new jaw isn't as functional as the old one, Tyson remains cancer-free and is living life to the fullest, with hopes that his case can help doctors understand how to achieve similar outcomes for other dogs in the future.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Newsweek
A 3-month-old French bulldog named Tyson underwent surgery to remove a cancerous tumor in his jaw, resulting in the majority of his jaw being removed. Miraculously, the puppy's jaw regrew, marking the first documented case of such regeneration in a dog. Veterinarians at Cornell University suspect that preserving a large amount of membrane containing blood vessels and nerves during the surgery may have contributed to the regrowth. Tyson is now living a normal life, demonstrating the possibility of complete bone regeneration in young patients.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Phys.org
A 3-month-old French bulldog named Tyson had a portion of his lower left mandible removed due to cancer, but his jaw spontaneously regrew, marking the first reported case of its kind for dogs. The regrowth was attributed to the preservation of a significant amount of periosteum during surgery, containing blood vessels and nerves crucial for bone growth. Tyson's new mandible is nearly as functional as the original, and he has since undergone successful cleft palate surgery, leading a full and active life. This case demonstrates the possibility of complete bone regeneration in young dogs with similar diagnoses.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by NBC News
A woman in Los Angeles clung to the hood of a car as alleged dognappers drove off with her French bulldog, Onyx. Despite her efforts, she was thrown from the hood and suffered cuts and bruises. The LAPD is investigating the incident, which may be considered a case of assault with a deadly weapon due to the woman being struck by the vehicle. The owner received scam tips but also a potential sighting of Onyx at a dollar store in Gardena. This incident adds to a series of high-profile French bulldog thefts in Los Angeles, including the robbery of Lady Gaga's dogs in 2021.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Los Angeles Times
Ali Zacharias recalls clinging to the hood of a car as thieves stole her French bulldog, Onyx, in downtown Los Angeles. The terrifying incident was caught on video and has since gone viral on Instagram. Since the theft, Zacharias has been victimized by a scammer. French bulldogs have been a target of theft in the L.A. area, with incidents including the theft of Lady Gaga's dogs and a recent pet shop heist. Zacharias hopes the attention from the video will help police solve the case and lead to a reunification with Onyx.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Fox News
A woman in California was filmed clinging to the hood of a car as it sped through downtown Los Angeles after a group of thieves allegedly stole her French Bulldog from a Whole Foods store. The woman, Ali Zacharias, had been eating lunch with her dog when a woman approached, grabbed the dog's leash, and walked away. Zacharias followed and attempted to enter the getaway car, but was pushed out. The car then sped off with Zacharias on the hood before making a sharp turn that threw her off. The suspects, described as African-American, remain at large, and anyone with information is urged to contact the Los Angeles Police Department.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by KABC-TV
A woman in downtown Los Angeles clung to the hood of a speeding car after her French bulldog was stolen outside a Whole Foods. The thieves drove several blocks before swerving, causing the woman to fall to the ground. The suspect vehicle is described as a white Kia Forte sedan, and the woman is offering a reward for the safe return of her beloved dog.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Washington Post
Teffiney Worthy, who lost her previous puppy in a flood at a D.C. doggy day care, had her new 6-month-old French bulldog, Hendrix, stolen at gunpoint by a masked man. The incident reopened deep wounds for Worthy, who had just started to heal from the loss of her previous dog. D.C. has seen a rash of dognappings, particularly targeting valuable French bulldogs. Worthy handed over her puppy to the assailant, hoping to keep herself safe, but now faces the heartbreak of losing Hendrix. Police are investigating the incident and Worthy is seeking help from the community to find her stolen dog.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Life
Two French Bulldog puppies named Binx and Buffy, born with cleft palates, are in search of loving families. Despite their special appearance, dogs with cleft palates can live happy and healthy lives. The rescue organization caring for them specializes in saving Bulldogs with special needs. The hope is that these adorable pups will find a forever home together, but regardless, they are expected to grow up to be strong and playful dogs.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by TribLIVE
Allison Lyn Gaiser, a woman from Armstrong County, has been charged with cruelty to animals and other offenses for allegedly abandoning a brown-and-white male French bulldog at Pittsburgh International Airport. Gaiser left the dog unattended in a stroller near the airport's short-term parking lot before boarding a flight to Mexico. The dog was found with no water but had a bag of dog food. Gaiser was unable to bring the dog on the flight as it did not meet the criteria for an emotional support animal. The dog is now in the care of Animal Friends and is doing well in a foster home.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NBC News
A 64-year-old woman was beaten and her French bulldog was stolen at gunpoint while she was walking it in Chicago's Portage Park neighborhood. The woman was treated for cuts to her wrists, forehead, and a concussion. No arrests have been made yet, but police have recovered the suspect's cellphone and surveillance video from a neighbor's camera. French bulldogs have been targeted in other thefts due to their high value, and there are concerns about the rise of quick-buck breeders and unhealthy dogs.