FAQ

1. Are French Bulldogs good for first-time dog owners?

Absolutely! French Bulldogs are relatively low-maintenance, adaptable, and eager to please, making them a great choice for first-time dog owners.

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2. Do French Bulldogs have health concerns? 

Like all breeds, French Bulldogs can have some specific health considerations, such as breathing issues (due to their short snouts) or joint problems. Regular vet check-ups and a healthy lifestyle can help minimize risks. Health insurance is always a great idea. 

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3. What is the ideal diet for a French Bulldog?

A balanced diet with high-quality dog food, appropriate to their age and activity level, is best. Frenchies are prone to weight gain, so portion control is key.

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4. At what age can I take my puppy home?

Puppies are ready to go to their forever homes at around 8–10 weeks of age, after they've been properly socialized and received their first set of vaccinations.

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5. Do French Bulldogs bark a lot?

French Bulldogs are not excessive barkers. They may bark to alert you but are generally quiet and well-mannered.

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6. Do you provide health guarantees or support after adoption?

Yes! We offer a health guarantee for all our puppies and are always here to provide guidance and support as you welcome your new family member.

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7. How do I know if a breeder is reputable?

• Offers health testing for their dogs.

• Invites you to visit their facility.

• Shares detailed information about the breed.

• Provides references or reviews from previous buyers.

• Has a transparent contract with health guarantees.

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8. What should I ask a breeder before buying a French Bulldog?

Here are some key questions:

• Can I meet the puppy's parents?

• What health tests have been done on the parents?

• How do you socialize the puppies?

• What support do you provide after adoption?

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9. What red flags should I watch for when choosing a breeder?

Avoid breeders who:

• Don’t allow visits or provide videos/photos of their facility.

• Have multiple litters available at the same time.

• Avoid answering questions about health or lineage.

• Offer puppies at significantly low prices without clear documentation.

• Pressure you to make a quick purchase

 

10. How can I ensure the puppy is healthy before bringing them home?

Choose a breeder who provides:

• Vet health checks and vaccination records.

• Documentation of health screenings for genetic issues.

• Clear and honest communication about potential health risks in the breed.

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11. What is the benefit of choosing a breeder over buying from a pet store?

A breeder focuses on the health and temperament of their dogs, while pet stores often source puppies from high-volume puppy mills. A breeder also provides valuable support and guidance for raising your puppy.

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12. Can I visit the breeder before committing to a puppy?

Yes! Reputable breeders encourage visits so you can see where the puppies are raised, meet the parents, and assess their living conditions.

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13. Why do reputable breeders ask so many questions?

Good breeders want to ensure their puppies go to responsible, loving homes. They may ask about your lifestyle, living situation, and experience with dogs to find the best match.

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14. What should I expect when picking up my puppy from a breeder?

You should receive:

• A detailed health record (vaccinations, deworming, etc.).

• A starter guide for care and feeding.

• A written contract with a health guarantee.

• Tips and resources for transitioning your puppy to their new home.

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15. Why do French Bulldog puppies from breeders cost more?

Breeding French Bulldogs ethically involves significant costs, including health testing, high-quality food, veterinary care, and proper socialization. The price reflects the care, effort, and dedication to producing healthy, well-adjusted puppies.

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