FrenchieTink.com: A French Bulldog Blog

If ever in Texas and need a place to board your dog, consider Bo’s Bunkhouse. Bo’s Bunkhouse is by far one of the most interesting dog boarding facilities in the United States.

Here are several reasons why Bo’s Bunkhouse is #1 for Frisco Dog Boarding:

• It was started by a owner that love dogs more than most hotels love people.
• Bo is a rescued dog this boarding facility is dedicated to.
• They provide luxury lodging and accommodations for all dogs.
• They have a great reputation for providing premier pet care.
• They offer more than just lodging… They really take care of your dog.
• They provide healthy dog food choices.
• Twice-daily room service so your dog has a sanitized living corridor
• Unlimited water so dog never goes thirsty
• Plenty of potty breaks and outdoor exercising

These are just to name a few…
But so we don’t appear bias, here are several reasons why you may not want to send your dog to Bo’s Bunkhouse :)

• Your dog will be spoiled rotten
• Your dog may not want to leave the resort
• Your dog may fall in love with his or her temporary home and forget about you
• The hotel workers may provide your dog with more hugs and kisses than you

We love Bo’s Bunkhouse and it’s owner. There’s no question in our minds that whenever in Frisco, we have to give Tink and Chubs an opportunity of a lifetime.

If you are Frisco residents looking for dog lodging, there’s no need to look any further. These guys will take good care of your dog(s). Bo’s Bunkhouse is the premier Pet Resort in North Texas.

Happy Mother’s Day Moms

Yesterday, we took Tink & Chubs to Kate Session’s Park after Lisa got off work. It was their first time in a few weeks. They were soooo excited. Right when we got there, Tink ran straight to the closest dog to she if she could start something. As I caught up with her, I realized that the dog was thinking about messing with was another cute frenchie…

Here is Sydney,

Sydney is a 3 years old black-masked red french bulldog. She was so small. Tink weighs 21 lbs and Sydney was obviously smaller. She was the sweetest little dog. All she wanted to do was fetch her rubber ball or chillax next to her owner Marie, or even Lisa and I. She loves the back rub and gets to close to get a  good picture of her. Everytime you ask her to look at the camera, she’ll come running up to you and thinks you just want to love her. I don’t blame here. She’s an incredibly cute dog with a very sweet (unlike Tink) personality.

 All photos taken with my iPhone :)

We tuned in to watch the new controversial Osbourne’s Reloaded show last night after American Idol and to our surprise one of the stars of the show is a the Osbourne’s  french bulldog. This red frenchie is just too cute for words. The pictures are from a youtube video so they might be a little blurry but they are still super cute. Also check out the Youtube video The frenchie makes his appearance within the first couple minutes.

You only have to watch the beginning to see the frenchie. We understand if this show isn’t your cup of tea.

My really good friend from New York just got a French Bulldog named Gizmo and he is absolutely adorable. Congrats Tiff and Rich. We wish you the best of luck with your new frenchie addition. Can’t wait to come to NY and visit Gizmo.

I remember our first day driving home with or new little french bulldog Tink and we gave her a chicken jerky treat that we knew for sure she would like. Well, she liked it a lot and a little bit too much if you ask me. Turns out we have a “hawker”. She chewed it for awhile but the whole time she was eating it, she was trying to swallow the entire thing at once. Swallow it she did, and right away, she started regurgitating it up. Oh my Goodness, we’re already killing our puppy” we thought. We were so scared and about ready to pull over on the side of the 15 freeway. Fortunately the whole jerky stick came back up in one piece (with slobber all over it) and Tink was already trying to swallow the jerky again. We almost had a heart attack as we saw the life our new highly anticipated puppy flash before our very eyes.

TINKERBELLE CHOKING HALF TO DEATH

Since then, whenever we try to introduce the jerky treats, Tink reminds us why she can’t have them.

Does anyone else have a dog that spends 10 or more minutes searching for a place to hide a bone you just gave them?

Every time we give Tink a rawhide bone that she knows is going to take a while for her to eat, she looks all over the house for places to hide the bone. She sometimes spends hours finding the perfect hiding place and after she has found her place she keeps watch of the bone and if anyone goes near her hiding place she quickly follows them. She was even doing this before we got Chubs as if she thought we were going to steal her bone.

I remember when Tink was about 4 or 5 months old, Lisa and I came back from PetSmart with the biggest bone Tink had ever seen (at that time). Her eyes lit up and she immediately took the bone gratefully. But then her eyes changed, all of a sudden she was focused on something, something very important, an emergency. With the bone in her mouth, Tink walked with a determined pace to find somewhere to stash her bone.  She was serious about finding the perfect place and no place was good enough. Not the nooks in the couches, under the bed or behind the pillow. She had to find that perfect spot to place her bone.

Long story short, she does this all the time and even more now that Chubs is around. Luckily Chubs can care less about those kinds of things. We’ve found bones hidden under blankets, in closets, inside our shoes, under rugs, you name it. Most of the time, she forgets where she hides them. But when she does find it, she’s happy as can be and will only bring it out once we are all asleep. I think it’s quite funny.

We want to hear more places your little buddies has stashed their goodies.