Because you are investigating this site, you may already know a great deal about the French Bulldog and know that this is the dog breed for you. Others may be interested in a Frenchie, but do not feel informed enough to make a decision. Either way, hopefully, you will find the information we provide in this section (as well in other sections) interesting and informative, as well as come to an understanding of our love and concern for this wonderful breed, as we give you some of our “unbiased” observations, knowledge, and experience with the French Bulldog. We recommend you also reference the websites of the AKC and the French Bulldog Club of America before making a final decision, to insure you are a good candidate to own one (or more) of these wonderful companions.

The AKC says that the French Bulldog should have the appearance of an active, intelligent, muscular dog of heavy bone, smooth coat, compact build, and medium to small structure, that is well proportioned. It’s expression is alert, curious, and interested. Even though all of our Frenchies fit this description well, all Frenchies, including ours, have a distinct look about them, even those of the same color or color pattern. If you’ve seen one Golden Retriever, for instance, you’ve seen them all. This is certainly not true with Frenchies, which make each one distinct and special. Learn More…

Simply said, it is a matter of supply and demand.   There are a lot of people, like you, who love French Bulldogs and want a good representative of the breed, and there just aren’t that many high quality Frenchies available, especially the rare blues and chocolates; the even more rare pure blacks, pure blues, pure chocolates, black & tans, blue & tans, and chocolate & tans; and the even most rare pure lilacs and lilac & tans, all of which we produce, in addition to the more common brindles, fawns, creams, and sables. Learn More…