A French Bulldog Dove Into the Flour and Came Out a Little Ghost
Flour coats the pied French Bulldog's face from nose to forehead, and he looks up with big dark eyes and enormous bat ears. White powder dusts the black counter around him, along with a wooden spoon, a mixing bowl, and a stray bag of flour. The kitchen behind him is full of dishes, jars, and cloths, and it is clear that someone was in the middle of baking.
French Bulldogs are cheerful, affectionate dogs with a stubborn streak and a flat face that makes them prone to breathing problems, so they should be kept calm and cool. Plain flour is usually not poisonous, but a dog who inhales a lot of it may cough or sneeze, and raw dough, which can swell and produce alcohol in the stomach, is dangerous. If your dog eats dough, call your vet right away. Keeping baking supplies off the counter edge protects both dog and dessert.
He looks as though he has been dipped in powdered sugar, and his expression is perfectly innocent. The kitchen needs a good sweep, and the baker needs a new bag of flour. A warm damp cloth will soon bring his black and white coat back to normal. Until then, he looks like a very small ghost who has had a very fun morning. His stubby tail wiggles, scattering a tiny puff of flour into the air.






