What to know about the beloved canine.
Oliveira, who works in marketing, welcomed Daisy, a “blond” brindle Frenchie, right before the world shut down. Always at her side, the pup, now 3, became a “velcro dog” — super attached.
Daisy, who wears a daisy-print harness, is more mellow, Oliveira says — “just kind of like a potato.”in 2020 as a way to socialize both Frenchies and their owners, including “helicopter” French bulldog “parents.” “When it’s cold out, she does have a jacket on,” says Kozlowski, 41, who works as a doctor’s assistant. “She has a raincoat. She goes to daycare five days a week while I’m at work. She is definitely my child.”
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