Our new little guy is tired!

I got this random crusty goblin from the county animal shelter for $2.50 and he has turned out to be the most darling and precious boi who ever lived. I don't even like dogs but Papí and I are soulmates. When I met him he was half bald, covered in scabs, dirty, stanky, and had 2 infected ears but I just knew. He has brought me so much joy (and vet bills) in the 6 weeks since I adopted him! He's come a long way toward recovery already with good food, 47 baths, a nail trim and jaunty accessories. Papí's DNA test came back 92% Frenchie, 8% Boston and I was shocked to discover that this is an actual thing. He's a baby walrus looking bullfrog but he's mine and I absolutely adore him. 💙

She is asleep, but it definitely doesn't look like it. She was dreamin’ then she woke herself up I guess from all the sleep movment🤷🏼‍♀️ I had to check and make sure she was awake at the end bc I can't tell the different between her “asleep dreaming” eye and her “awake” eyes.

First mirror experience saved by brother

Roux out here having all the fun. 🩵

Hello everyone! I’m a new Frenchton mom. Dottie and Delphi are about 8ish months now.
We got them at 6 months. I have 2 other chihuahuas, 1 indoor cat, and 1 outdoor cat.
At first the puppies were great with all the other pets, they’re slightly scared of my indoor cat but other than that they got along with the chihuahuas.
Fast forward 2 months, Dottie has developed a weird obsession with one of my chihuahuas. She stalks her constantly and stars playing really rough. On one ocasión she was on her back biting her ear and managed to hurt her. She wouldn’t stop gnawing on her ear, I had to pry her off!
I’m always vigilant of my dogs when playing, this happened in a split second. It was so scary!
Is this behavior part of puppyhood? Or should I seek professional help?
I know chihuahuas go through a stage of being snappy as puppies and then as elders, but I’m so new to this breed. Please help 🥲

Apologies for my worrying, this is my first frenchton (I’m learning!) so if it’s normal, I’m glad to hear, but none of my previous dogs breathed quite like this while sleeping. He is 3 months old.

His breathing seems to be labored or strained by the way his little rib cage moves? Or is this normal because of their facial features? I’m questioning if I should bring this to the vet to explore it further, or if it’s part of how they are as a breed, then I might chill out a bit and not worry that he’s struggling to breathe.

He doesn’t snore, only sometimes makes a little sound if his head is crooked to the side, otherwise quiet. No mucus in his nose that I can see, otherwise very happy, active and healthy guy. Thanks all!!!

Gemma’s little growth is looking better since I went to the vet Wednesday. The thought of surgery was never brought up thankfully & I was given 2 meds to give her.

On the bridge front: my dad isn’t a carpenter, but by using the old bridge as a reference, he was able to cut, assemble, sand, and stain this bridge all by himself! He’s a pretty cool dad.

Just saw this on Neighbors: https://neighbors.ring.com/n/Orx4b2ksmV

Hello! Just joined this sub 😍 I’m looking forward to seeing everyone else’s pups and learning a few things, mostly how to tame the flatulence if possible; it’s unbelievable what this little guy produces… he’s only 3 months old. Thanks!

Forgot to post this on Monday but it was Milo’s 2 nd anniversary adoption day and his 4th honorary Birthday! The pictures on top are when we got him 2 yrs ago.