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A soft, sitting French bulldog plush measuring 6.5 inches, suitable from 36 months
This Ganz Frankie French Bulldog sitting plush stands 6.5 inches tall. It is a soft stuffed animal designed for children aged 36 months and up. Every piece is crafted to be loved and played with by kids of all ages. The toy arrives in new condition ready for immediate play.
This plush suits buyers wanting a soft companion for a child aged three years or older. It is not for shoppers who need a larger decorative piece or a toy rated for younger infants. Buyers looking for interactive electronic features should look at something else. The sitting pose limits dynamic play scenarios.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Ganz |
| Product type | Toys & Games |
No, the Ganz Frankie French Bulldog is a soft stuffed animal with no electronic components or data interfaces.
The toy measures 6.5 inches in its sitting pose, so allow a shelf or bin at least that tall and wide enough for its girth.
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