More importantly, french bulldogs love to have a “den” to hide away in and cuddle with a nice blanket or bed. At the same time, crate training your Frenchy so that he will stay in it while you are not available to supervise him is a great way to protect your pup–and your home–from injury. … Read more
Even if two carriers of the FGF 5 or long-haired gene are bred, there is only a 25% chance that their puppies will be Fluffy Frenchies due to the Sh, or shorthaired gene being dominant in French Bulldogs. To guarantee long-haired Frenchie puppies, a Fluffy Frenchie must be bred with another Fluffy Frenchie. What breeds … Read more
You can expect to pay between $1,500-$3,000 and the average price for all french bulldogs is $2,200. If you find a Brindle with exceptional breed lines and unique or rare coloring that price can increase quickly and you can pay upward of $5,500 – $8,800. Frenchies are expensive because they are difficult to breed. Are … Read more
Blue Merle Some also inherit blue eyes from their Blue parent. French Bulldogs with the blue merle pattern might be the rarest and most unique of them all. These dogs are born when a Blue and Merle Frenchie are mixed. Unfortunately both of their parents are very rare so finding this color is very hard. … Read more
elevated bowls are really good for French Bulldogs, as it helps them swallow their food down better without regurgitating it up This tilted dog bowl also came with silicone grips to stick onto the bottom of the wooden legs, nice!. Why do French Bulldogs need tilted bowls? Slanted mess-free dog bowl The primary reason for … Read more
The rarest colors of french bulldogs are blue, lilac, blue and tan, and chocolate and tan Add that merle coats . A blue merle is perhaps the rarest of them all. In a world where a standard French Bulldog costs several thousand dollars, these rare colors can sell for tens of thousands. How much is … Read more