Mysticfire Frenchies

05/25/2026

Great idea
https://www.facebook.com/share/r/18rfshjxqH/

05/04/2026

The little princess, Mysticfire's Moonlight Margarita ( Rita)
Almost 6 weeks

04/23/2026

04/12/2026

Little miss snoozing with a really full belly. Still need to decide will it be moonlight margarita or midnight margarita. Help

04/09/2026

So little princess is staying with us. Now a name
Mysticfire's midnight margarita ( from practical magic) or Mysticfire's moonlight margarita
Mom is Sapphire martini and Grandpa is Dirty Martini.

04/06/2026

One of our babies sunning with his baby buddy , thank you Kathi Marshall for use of the pic and giving such an amazing home to our baby

03/31/2026

From 1897 to 2026: What Changed the French Bulldog Forever?

The French Bulldog of the late 1800s looked very different from the one most people know today. Earlier Frenchies were often lighter, leaner, and built with a longer muzzle and a more athletic frame. Over time, selective breeding pushed the breed toward a more compact body, broader chest, heavier head, and much shorter face. That change created the modern look many people instantly recognize — but it also raised serious questions about health, structure, and function.

What makes this comparison so striking is that it shows how quickly appearance can change when humans breed for a specific look. A flatter face, tighter nostrils, shorter legs, and heavier build may seem cute to many people, but those features can also come with real physical consequences. Breathing difficulty, overheating, and movement issues are part of the reason the modern French Bulldog is now often discussed not just as a beloved companion, but as a breed shaped heavily by human preference.

That is why images like this hit so hard. They are not just about “then and now.” They are about what happens when appearance becomes more important than function. The French Bulldog is still one of the most loved dogs in the world, but this kind of comparison reminds people to think deeper: not only about how a dog looks, but about how well that dog can breathe, move, and live comfortably. For many people, that is the real conversation this breed now represents.

03/26/2026

Sapphire and her baby girl

03/26/2026

Sad news , our eagerly awaited sapphire and Jughead litter only had two babies in the oven. And one of our babies was still born. But we have one beautiful little girl who is staying with us

03/12/2026

Playing with some apps.