Frenchie Bedtime Routine: 5 Tips for a Good Night’s Sleep

Let’s be honest: if you share your life with a French Bulldog, you already know they’re clingier than your favorite pair of leggings on laundry day. These little gremlins have an extreme talent for love-bombing their humans—and they do it in their own weird, wonderful ways. So if you’re wondering whether your Frenchie is truly head over paws for you, here are the 10 most hilarious (and heart-melting) signs that you’re their favorite human in the universe

If you have a French Bulldog with food allergies (like my Grimly, who reacts to everything except love and cuddles), you know how hard it is to find treats that won’t trigger itching, redness, and that endless paw-licking session. That’s why I created this super tasty and safe recipe for our little furry friends!

When I first moved to New York from Miami, Queens was my very first home. It was a big change—trading palm trees for city blocks, year-round summer for actual seasons—but somehow, Queens felt like home right away. The diversity, the energy, the unbeatable food scene—it all pulled me in. And as a dog lover, I quickly realized that Queens had some of the best dog parks in the city.

Click here to add text.If there’s one thing I love as much as art, traveling, and my French Bulldog Grimly, it’s good food. Lucky for me, I live in NYC, a city where you can find a fantastic meal at any hour of the day—and the best part? Some of the coolest restaurants welcome our four-legged food critics too!

Brooklyn is known for its community vibe, hidden-gem eateries, and, of course, being super dog-friendly! Whether you want a casual drink, a delicious meal, or a scenic place to relax, there’s something for you and your pup.

If you’ve ever met my French Bulldog, Grimly, you know he has two great loves in life:

French Bulldogs are taking over the world—one wrinkly face at a time. From celebrity Instagram feeds to bustling city streets, these little bat-eared cuties have stolen hearts everywhere. But behind their skyrocketing popularity lies a serious debate: Are French Bulldogs too unhealthy to be ethical pets?

Mornings with a Frenchie are never dull, and today was no exception. Grimly woke up with his usual burst of energy, jumping onto my bed and demanding his morning belly rubs. After a quick walk through Williamsburg, where he made sure to greet every single person we passed (because, of course, everyone needs to acknowledge him), we headed back home for breakfast. But today wasn’t just any breakfast—it was a homemade, Frenchie-approved feast!

Living in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, means you’re surrounded by vintage shops, artisanal coffee, and people who treat their dogs better than their roommates. Case in point: me and my French Bulldog, Grimly.

Ah, Sunday brunch—the sacred time when New Yorkers emerge from their apartments, sunglasses on, ready to consume overpriced avocado toast and bottomless mimosas. And in my case? Brunch isn’t just for humans. No, no. It’s an event for Grimly, the self-proclaimed brunch king.

French Bulldogs: the snorting, snoring, and utterly irresistible little clowns of the canine world. If you already have one, you know they’re not just dogs—they’re tiny, four-legged comedians with a PhD in stealing hearts (and snacks). But did you know these hilarious, bat-eared gremlins have a few secrets up their short, stubby sleeves? Buckle up, because we’re about to dive into some of the weirdest, cutest, and most surprising facts about Frenchies!

If you have a French Bulldog, you already know—these adorable little gremlins are basically walking allergy detectors. Enter Grimly, my own four-legged, bat-eared New Yorker, who not only has an obsession with subway rides and chasing balls but also a talent for breaking out in hives at the mere sight of certain ingredients.