Trusted AKC French Bulldog Breeder Since 1996

You can reserve a puppy by contacting us directly through email, call, or text and placing a deposit.

Yes, we provide a 1- year written genetic health guarantee for all of our French Bulldog puppies.

Please reach out anyways! If we do not have the puppy you are looking for on our website, we may be expecting one very soon. 

This answer does vary by parents but the average weight of our full-grown Frenchies ranges from 20-25 pounds. 

As we have been breeding French Bulldogs for nearly 30 years, we have over 5 generations of backed-up genetics from a proven lineage. When we do introduce a new Dam or Sire from outside our proven lineage, we do perform necessary genetic testing. 

For the first 4 weeks of life, our puppies remain solely with their mother and litter mates to prevent stress and illness. After 4 weeks, they begin to become more active and are introduced to different toys and stimuli. From 6 weeks until they go to their forever home, they regularly socialize with other pets in our home and our young child. They also begin to play outdoors more regularly as they are more protected by their vaccinations by 6-7 weeks and up. 

Brachycephalic breeds, such as Pugs and Frenchies, do have a higher likelihood of breathing difficulty than longer-nosed breeds. With that in mind, we do not breed any parents with BOAS or stenotic nares to avoid passing breathing problems to our puppies. 

Yes, we carefully select parents with the typical French Bulldog temperament — sweet, sociable, and loving. 

Yes, all of our dogs are registered and certified with the American Kennel Club (AKC). We provide the limited (no breeding rights, family pets only) registration papers at time of pick-up. 

We feed Royal Canin Small Puppy to all of our puppies. 

First and foremost, EXPERIENCE. We have been raising French Bulldogs since 1996. Secondly, we care for each of our puppies as our own. Our puppies live in our home with us from the day they are born until the day they are rehomed at 8 weeks--giving them a great start in socialization and basic manner training.