If your Frenchie constantly licks their paws, that distinctive "corn chip" smell isn't just quirky—it's a red flag. Nearly 18% of French Bulldogs develop paw infections, and trapped moisture between their toes is usually the hidden culprit.
Most French Bulldog owners trim those extra nails on the inner leg without knowing one critical difference: front dewclaws are bone-attached and functional, while rear ones dangle by skin alone. That distinction completely changes whether removal is ever worth the risk.
When your Frenchie starts walking on the top of their paw instead of the pad, most owners assume it's just a minor stumble. But knuckling is usually your dog's nervous system signaling for help—and the clock is already ticking on their mobility.
