Application Required

To be considered for French Bulldog adoption, an application must be completed upfront. We receive a high volume of inquiries and prioritize families who are ready to move forward. Completing a puppy application allows us to ensure the right fit for both the puppy and your home.

Breeding Standards

We place our French Bulldogs in approved homes only and reserve the right to refuse placement. Our puppies start at $4,000, with pricing varying based on traits (big rope, fluffy), color, and size. Select puppies may be available with full rights; however, breeding prospects are solely placed with like-minded programs that adhere to high breeding standards.

Contract

All of our puppies come with a genetic health guarantee. They are sold on a pet-home spay/neuter contract unless otherwise agreed upon. We do not guarantee adult size, structure, or breeding or show quality. Puppies sold as breeding prospects may mature into pet-quality dogs. As we work with both standard and non-standard colors and traits, variation in development is normal and expected.

Due to the nature of the breed, we cannot guarantee against common French Bulldog conditions, including but not limited to cherry eye, entropion, allergies, breathing changes, bite development, spinal issues (IVDD), loose lips, elongated soft palate, or collapsed nares. These conditions can be influenced by growth, environment, and factors beyond a breeder's control.

Shipping

We have experience shipping both large and brachycephalic breeds across Canada, and have imported from Brazil, Colombia, and across the United States. We work with trusted flight nanny services throughout Canada and the U.S., as well as air cargo shipping when weather and airline policies permit. We are familiar with major airline requirements and procedures.

All puppies are provided with the necessary travel documentation and will be delivered safely to any major airport.

OFA Testing

We will be performing OFA testing on our in-house bred females as part of our commitment to responsible breeding and improving overall quality. OFA evaluations are a useful tool, but it is important to understand they represent a snapshot in time—not a lifetime guarantee. Results reflect the dog’s condition at the time of testing, and factors such as growth, environment, and aging can influence health as a dog matures. Conditions involving the heart, joints (hips, elbows, patella), and airway can develop or change over time. A dog that passes evaluations at one stage of life may still experience issues later on. OFA testing holds value in making informed breeding decisions and stacking the odds in our favor, but it does not eliminate risk or guarantee a dog will remain free of all health concerns.