Frequently asked questions
About our puppies, how we work, health and living with a French Bulldog.
Puppies
When can a puppy go home?
At 8 weeks. Your puppy then comes with a European pet passport, a vet check, a puppy pack (with a cuddly toy that smells of the litter, meat and kibble), the sales contract, the guarantee, information about the breed and the pedigree.
Can I visit the puppies?
For the first 4 weeks mother and puppies get all the rest they need, so there are no visitors. After that you are very welcome, by appointment.
How do I sign up for a puppy?
Call or WhatsApp me, the number is on the contact page. Get in touch early: as soon as puppies are planned, the litter appears on the site with photos.
How are the puppies raised?
The puppies grow up in our home. They are dewormed every two weeks, and from 3 to 4 weeks they get to know household sounds and children. At 6 weeks they are microchipped, vaccinated and checked by the vet. Read more about our approach.
Health
Which conditions are the parents tested for?
Our breeding dogs are examined by a vet for:
- official nose measurement (nose-to-skull ratio)
- hip and elbow dysplasia
- patellar luxation
- hemivertebrae
- ectropion
The stud is chosen carefully for each female and is fully health-tested.
Does my puppy get a pedigree?
Yes. Our puppies get a pedigree from the European Kennel Club (EKC) and the ESR studbook.
The breed
Which colours do your puppies have?
That depends on the litter. DNA tests tell us in advance which colours are possible, such as blue, tan, blue merle, choco, lilac and isabella.
Is a French Bulldog a good family dog?
Yes, the French Bulldog is affectionate, playful and a real family dog. It is stubborn too: with consistent training and good socialisation it grows into a happy, stable companion.