The Shar-Pei and the French Bulldog are distinctly different in many ways.

First of all, from the appearance characteristics, the Shar-Pei is medium in size, with a square body, a big head and small ears, wrinkled face, short and hard hair, and a rough feel, giving it a unique look. Appearance. The French Bulldog is a lively, intelligent, muscular dog breed with smooth coat, compact structure, thick, triangular head, wrinkles, large round eyes, and wide ears at the base, as big as bat wings. Stand upright on the head.

Secondly, the folds and body shapes of the two are also different. The Shar-Pei's mouth is like a hippo's mouth, with wrinkles not only on the face, but also on the body. Its overall body is relatively long. The French Bulldog has a mouth that covers the sky, only the face has wrinkles, and the overall impression is short and wide, with a broad chest and body.

Furthermore, their hair is also different. The Shar-Pei's fur is short and hard, and the color is not very uniform, with the color behind the hind legs and under the tail being darker. The French Bulldog's hair is very lush, smooth to the touch, straight and short, and the color of the hair is very uniform.