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Champion French bulldogs are a class by themselves. The standard pet French Bulldog is in itself a distinctive animal with a pugnacious and quizzical look. The Champion French Bulldog is bred to be just what it is supposed to be; a champion.

Champion French Bulldogs are bred strictly in line with the American Kennel Club (AKC) standards. French bulldog breeders develop the dogs' temperament and quality by very selective and sophisticated breeding techniques. Orthopedic Foundation for Animals and Canine Eye Registration Foundation prescribed health tests are obligatory and are performed and certified by qualified Veterinarians.

The AKC has prescribed very strict norms for breeding Champion French Bulldogs. The slightest violation of these norms leads to disqualification. As a result, they are not even permitted to get certified, thereby rendering them unfit for any championship event. Every character of the potential Champion Bulldog is literally studied microscopically prior to being declared as a champion.

An initial brief look at the Champion bulldog should bring a favorable report. Its framework of bones whether small or moderate, should support its muscular body covered with delicate hair. An intellectually keen and watchful face creates a remarkable impression. Its eyes should portray an engrossed vigilance. The sole aspect where the rule is slightly modified is that its dewclaws (a vestigial fifth claw) can be removed. This is permitted only to avoid health issues.

An absolutely bred Champion French Bulldog has a moderate temper and possesses behavioral excellence. It is friendly with the neighborhood and expresses affectionate feelings. Therefore, it serves to be a nice companion. It is a well-disciplined animal though it is playfully active.

The Champion French Bulldog ought to be symmetric in structure and appearance. No animal can be absolutely symmetric; however it must be maintained to a high degree. A view of the dog from any dimension should portray perfect proportion. Both the starting point of the tail and the uppermost part of its back i.e., the withers must be proportionately high from the ground surface. Such a proportion can make it look competent. There should not be any disproportion which brings a visible oddity, thereby denying the chance of becoming a champion. Nevertheless, don't under-assess them, as they can always be perfect pet dogs. A good search will most likely help you get hold of such a bulldog for free.

Specific weight and height standards are subscribed for a Champion French Bulldog. The weight should be not more than 28 lbs. and the height somewhere between 12 to 13 inches; not less not more.

A square-shaped, fairly larger head is characteristic of the Champion French Bulldogs. Their eyes must be well-defined and dark, placed far apart. Their round eyes of moderate size must either protrude or provide a grim look. A straight and fixed look of its eye should show neither any haw nor the white part of the eye. The color of the eyes is permitted to be light only if the animal is of a light color. A necessary feature is the ear shaped like that of a bat, which is broad at the bottom and runs straight to form a round tip. The ears also need to appear considerably high and placed far away from each other. Its nose must be black in color, otherwise it is not eligible for selection.

The AKC has recommended simpler and comprehensible norms for the other parts of the Champion French Bulldog, specifically the muzzle, skull, neck, back and tail. Failure to adhere to these norms results in disqualification. Generally, any Champion French Bulldog is the only one of its kind, thereby making it a valuable asset.