French Bulldog Puppies

Do you have any puppies available now?

Our puppies are typically bred by reservation only. Occasionally, we may have a puppy available from a reserved litter. Feel free to give us a call to learn more about current availability!

How much does a French Bulldog cost?

The cost of adopting a French Bulldog can vary widely depending on several factors. Prices often reflect the level of care, health testing, pedigree, and services provided by the breeder. Reputable breeders invest heavily in the well-being of their dogs, including health screenings, quality nutrition, veterinary care, and early socialization, which can all influence the final cost.

On average, you might expect a responsibly bred French Bulldog to cost anywhere from $3,000 to $7,000 or more. Puppies from champion bloodlines, or those that come with additional training, health guarantees, or hand-delivery services, may be on the higher end of that range. It’s important to remember that the initial cost supports not just the puppy itself, but the foundation for a healthier, happier companion.

Do French Bulldogs get along with other dogs?

French Bulldogs generally get along really well with other dogs. They tend to be very social, playful, and easygoing, especially if they’ve been properly socialized from a young age. Of course, like any breed, individual personalities can vary — some Frenchies are total charmers at the dog park, while others might be a little more selective about their friends. But overall, I think they usually have a sweet and friendly nature that makes them good companions for other dogs.

Are vet bills expensive for French Bulldogs?

In my opinion, vet bills for French Bulldogs can sometimes be on the higher side, but it really depends on the individual dog. Some Frenchies are incredibly healthy and only need routine care, while others may deal with more health issues, especially related to breathing, skin, or joints. Honestly, you see the same thing across many different breeds — some animals seem to coast through life with hardly a problem, and others need a little to a lot more help along the way.