Snubbull - French Bulldog Dog for Adoption in Eugene, Oregon

Where are our frenchie lovers at??

Meet Snubbull, a handsome 2-year-old French Bulldog who came into rescue from the same neglect case as Princess. This sweet boy has come such a long way. He underwent significant corrective airway surgery—a common procedure for French Bulldogs—and has recovered beautifully. He now breathes much more comfortably and is ready to enjoy life to the fullest.

Snubbull is:
Neutered
Vaccinated
Microchipped
Fostered in Eugene, Oregon
Adoption: 450

Snubbull can be selective about his canine friends, particularly with other male dogs, so a proper introduction is important. He may do best with female canine companions.

After everything he’s overcome, Snubbull is ready for a family that will give him the love, patience, and care he has always needed! don’t overlook this wonderful boy—he just might be your perfect match.

Interested in giving Snubbull the forever home he’s been waiting for? Reach out to learn more or apply to adopt. And please share to help him find his family!

A NOTE ON FRENCHIES

This is a breed that has been poorly bred for a long time. Even well bred frenchies can expect to have lifelong medical issues. Please consider the long term feasibility of lifelong medical expenses if you are considering adopting one.

We are not first come first served. We are looking for the best fit for our dogs.

The French Bulldog, known for its iconic bat like ears, charming personality, and compact yet muscular build, is a beloved companion dog breed. Originating in France, these affectionate and adaptable dogs are ideal for apartment living due to their relatively low exercise needs. Their distinctive wrinkled face and snub nose make them instantly recognizable, while their playful and sociable nature endears them to families and singles alike. French Bulldogs are known for their loyalty, affection, and gentle temperament, making them a popular choice for dog lovers worldwide.

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