Mild cases of dyspnea can be managed by taking the following steps.

• Keep your French bulldog’s weight within the normal range. Overweight Frenchies are more prone to breathing problems.
• Avoid walking your Frenchie during the hottest part of the day during the summer. Instead, choose early mornings and late evenings.
• Don’t let your dog get too tired after a walk or training. Overactive puppies can be especially dangerous during their growing body.
• Pay attention to watering your Frenchie during the summer. Because overheating will lead to loss of body fluids.
• Place your Frenchie in an air-conditioned room to cool.
• Buying your dog a gel-filled summer cooling bed that will help keep a low body temperature.

These tips are only to control Mild French bulldog respiratory problems. In cases where the dog shows signs of a coma, a rapid heart rate, and sounds like he’s choking. You have to run with your vet.