English Bulldogs and French Bulldogs (detailed introduction) placed together do look very similar at first glance. Many people confuse English Bulldogs and French Bulldogs. The editor has compiled relevant information to tell you the differences between English Bulldogs and French Bulldogs.

Differences between English Bulldogs and French Bulldogs: Origin. English Bulldogs originated from the British Isles, bred from the Mastiff and Bull Terrier. French Bulldogs originated in France, bred from these dogs with Pugs and other terriers.

Differences between English Bulldogs and French Bulldogs: Ears. English Bulldogs have rose petal-shaped ears, generally drooping. French Bulldogs have naturally upright ears, larger and wider, resembling bat wings.

Differences between English Bulldogs and French Bulldogs: Temperament. French Bulldogs are more obedient, understanding, brave, alert, calm, tenacious, affectionate, and have a unique personality. English Bulldogs tend to be a bit stubborn; sometimes even understanding something, they won’t do it. They are kind, honest, loyal, persistent, and brave.

Differences between English Bulldogs and French Bulldogs: Body Size. Adult English Bulldogs are larger than French Bulldogs, walking like English nobility. With a bigger skull, they appear more majestic and heavy. French Bulldogs are smaller and more curious about their surroundings, less steady than English Bulldogs.

Both English Bulldogs and French Bulldogs are relatively gentle with stable temperaments, making them very suitable companion dogs. When grooming English Bulldogs and French Bulldogs, attention should be paid to regularly cleaning the facial folds to avoid skin diseases.