French Bulldog Life Jacket - Professional Dog Safety Vests for Swimming, Superior Buoyancy & Rescue Handle (Chest Girth: 17"-30" Weight: 17-28LB) (Blue)

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Looking for the safest and the best way to make your Frenchie swim like a swan? Dragon French Bulldog Swimming Vest will definitely become your pet's life-saver whenever he/she enjoys water adventures.

Another essential feature that you should look out for is a handle at the top of the vest. This would be particularly useful in case of an emergency, as it would help you pull the dog out of the water easily . The Queenmore Ripstop Dog Life Vest is your best option if you’re looking for a more lightweight Frenchie vest when taking them by the water.

Why does your Frenchie need a life jacket?

Aren’t these enough to convince you that bulldog vests are critical to your pet? But before choosing one, you need to be properly informed of what each of them offers and how your pet will benefit from them. No matter what height the water reaches, your French Bulldog should always be supervised near water. Make sure you fill the pool so it’s about chest deep on the Frenchie (just over ankle deep for a human) and allow them a chance to free-roam in their own personal kiddie pool. If you are considering getting a French Bulldog, be aware that they are a very social breed and have been bred to be companion dogs. This means that they may become anxious if left alone for too long and could potentially damage your home in their attempt to find you. It is therefore advisable to only leave them for no more than 4 hours at a time. What dog breeds can’t swim? Although it has limited color options, it’s available in five sizes: small, medium, large, extra-small, and extra-large. The medium-sized option is ideal for French Bulldogs and other breeds weighing between 40 and 60 pounds. We’d recommend one that is highly adjustable, so you can make sure that it fits snuggly around their small body and doesn’t slip off while their trying to stay afloat.

Making sure your Frenchie is adequately dressed for winter is important for their health and wellbeing. French Bulldogs have short hair and don’t cope very well in cold weather, so if you live in a colder climate or the winter is coming, it’s imperative you keep your little buddy warm and cosy. There are many different types of winter coats available for Frenchies, so find one that suits your budget and your dog’s needs. Keeping your Frenchie happy and healthy this winter will be a breeze! The short answer is no. No, they absolutely cannot swim. There may be a few cases of French Bulldogs taking well to doggy paddle, but overall, the consensus is that French Bulldogs are not strong swimmers. Extra features like reflective strips, D-rings, light loop, and so on are added safety for your French Bulldog. It makes your dog more visible on the water, especially in dark periods of the day. 🐶PriceA: Measure the widest part of your Frenchie’s chest, just behind their front legs. Wrap the measuring tape around their chest and make sure it’s snug but not too tight. Record this measurement in inches or centimeters. It also features a grabbable handle, D-ring hook for a leash and has reflective accents so you can easily spot your Frenchie in the water. Any downsides?

This is often rated as the number 1 best-selling French bulldog swimming vest on the Internet, and it’s easy to see why. It’s an affordable alternative that snugly fits your dog and is designed to help hold your Frenchie’s head above the water. Aside from that, the outer cover should be comfortable and waterproof. I also suggest looking for a neoprene or any soft material on the chest area to keep your dog comfortable.This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. To return faulty items see our Returning Faulty Items policy. Can’t find a life vest for your French Bulldog that’s affordable for your budget? If so, the Vivaglory Ripstop Dog Life Vest might be your best option. When conducting any type of training with your dog, treats can work as great positive reinforcement to help your dog develop good swimming habits. And it’s always nice to spoil them with a post-exercise reward for a job well done. What causes Frenchies to be unsuited to water is in their body shape and structure. With their short, stubby legs, compact size, and non-existent schnozzle, it’s no wonder that French Bulldogs have trouble swimming.