A French Bulldog Showed Off the Candy Cane He Wasn't Supposed to Have
A fawn French Bulldog holds a candy cane across his mouth like a tiny peppermint cigar, with his big bat ears standing tall and his dark eyes looking sideways. His black muzzle is wrinkled, and the stripes of the candy cane stand out in red and white against his tan fur. A decorated tree glows behind him, and a sofa, a table of clutter, and a bright window fill the cozy room.
Candy canes are not a good treat for dogs. They are full of sugar, and sugar-free versions may contain xylitol, which is very dangerous for dogs. A candy cane can also splinter into sharp pieces or become a choking hazard. If your dog gets hold of one, take it away gently and call your vet if any has been swallowed.
French Bulldogs are small, playful, affectionate dogs with a love for people. Their flat faces mean they can have trouble breathing in heat or when exercising hard, so they need a cool home and gentle activity. They also tend to love snacks, so a vet can help you plan a healthy diet and avoid extra weight.
For this clever dog, the candy cane is a prize. He has it in his grip and a look that says he is not sorry. A safe treat swapped in at the right moment would make everyone happy.






