Current Selections
Please contact us for information on our available puppies. Selections may include:
- Fawn W/Black Mask
- Brindle
- Fawn (cream-red)
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- Cream
- Pied (brindle & white)
- Honey Pied
- Fawn Pied
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Call or Email Us Today
We are dedicated to helping you find the perfect dog for your family and to helping you form the bond that rewards with a lifetime of love. Call or email us with any questions or concerns you may have, and we will be happy to do whatever we can to help you bring home the French bulldog you've been waiting for.
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Scam Alert....
Due to the proliferation of Puppy Scams, we receive calls from individuals thinking we might be a scam too. The questions are more like interrogations. It is offensive. We are not scammers, or backyard breeders. We are here for the long haul. We've been breeding only French Bulldogs since 2006 when Frenchies were 42nd in popularity. Now that they are 4th in popularity, crooks and thieves are using their price and popularity to lure more potential puppy buyers. If you are looking for a "good deal" - you probably need to do a little more research on the breed and on the breeder offering something that sounds too good to be true.
Please check out our vet references for peace of mind. Their names and phone numbers are listed on the "About Our Puppies" page.
Helping you spot a Puppy SCAM
Signs to look for that will help you spot a puppy SCAM.
Limited photo's, no phone number, email contact only, price includes shipping, priced well below average, listing, is new to a site, may include a sob story, they rarely have a website, offers unique delivery services, wants western union and not PayPal, communication is on their terms. If it sounds too good to be true.....guess what? It is.....Caveat Emptor!
New Scams have recently created sophisticated websites with "scam" alert information as well. Very impressive work. Their physical location and area codes are not consistent. Protect yourself, and beware, the emotional energy around getting a puppy, can cloud your better judgement.
In 2008 we fell for the "it looks too good to pass up puppy, in California" - it's embarasing to admidt, hoping for the best and ending up empty handed at the airport - without recourse.
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