What should I do if my French Bulldog eats poop?

What should I do if my French Bulldog eats poop? The French Bulldog of Colorado Blog

Many owners are shocked when their sweet little French Bulldog eats poop. It is common enough to have its own name called coprophagy. Not all Frenchies will do this but some will. Let’s help you understand why and how to prevent it.

Medical Reasons Your French Bulldog eats poop.

  1. Enzyme Deficiency: 

Wild dogs were depending on eating whole prey for food which would provide them with additional digestive enzymes that just the ones they produce. Think pancreas. With kibble as most dogs main source of food they aren’t provided much in terms of digestive enzymes. Digestive enzymes help break down nutrients in a way that they can be digested. If they are not getting enough nutrients they could turn around and eat their poo. 

2. Parasites

Your Frenchie could have parasites. Parasites need food too to stay alive and may cause your French Bulldog to not be able to absorb nutrients. 

Increased appetite from conditions such as diabetes, thyroid disorders, or taking steroids may make your little one feel hungry 

3. Hydrochloric acid deficiency

If your Frenchie doesn’t have enough hydrochloric acid he may not be able to properly digest food resulting in a loss of nutrients. He may then turn to finding those nutrients in his feces. 

5. Underfeeding. 

If your French Bulldog is losing weight he may not be getting enough nutrients from his food.  A hungry dog will look for other sources of food. 

Behavioral Reasons Your French Bulldog Eats Poop. 

  1. Learned behavior from mother.

One of the reasons they might is they learn it from their mother. Momma’s eat their puppies puppy poo to keep things clean and tidy. Some of their little ones just might catch on and make it a habit.

2. Exploration

Most puppies put everything in their mouths to learn more about their environment…including poop. Fortunately, I have noticed most Frenchies who do tend to grow out of it in a few weeks, months, and at the latest around one year old.

3.     Boredom. 

Sometime they eat poop because they don’t have anything else to do. 

4.    Scavengers. 

Dogs are natural scavengers and unlike us it smells great to them. 

5.     Stress.

Some dogs eat their own poo to relieve stress. 

6.     Attention seeking

It may seem weird but some may think bad attention is better than no attention. They may do it for attention. 

7.     Punishment. 

Some dogs are concerned with being punished so they eat it to hide the evidence. 

How to stop your French Bulldog from eating poop. 

  1. Keep it clean. 

Go outside with your Frenchie and pick up the poop as soon as he goes. 

2. Develop Play. 

It’s important to keep your Frenchies mind stimulated with play and toys that stimulate his brain. Make sure they are safe and always supervise when playing with toys. 

3. Feed a good quality diet & consider adding a multivitamin, digestive enzymes, and probiotics. 

Add a good quality multivitamin with minerals. Giving your French a good multivitamin/mineral can prevent him to looking at his poo to meet his nutritional needs. 

For a hydrochloric acid deficiency consider adding apple cider vinegar in their water or mixed with food at 1 tsp per 25lbs body weight. If your puppy is around 12lbs then give about 1/2 tsp as a reference.

4. Check for parasites. 

Call your vet and ask for him to do a fecal sample. Deworm your Frenchie regularly as well.

Studies show punishing your French isn’t effective. The food additives are only effective 2% of the time. Keep your French Bulldogs digestive tract in consideration when eating poo. He may be deficient in something. I will tell you that each of mine has outgrown it. Sometimes it’s a few weeks, months, and others stop around 1 year old. 

Frenchie Friday February 12th, 2021

Frenchie Friday February 12th, 2021

Happy Frenchie Friday

 

Happy Frenchie Friday all! We continue to be busy bees with our little babies and have enjoyed watching them grow this past week. We do have availability in our new litters. Frenchies are fragile at this stage so we do picking at 3 weeks old. For those of you in Colorado we do offer in our home Frenchie sitting when you plan on taking off to enjoy a nice vacation. Email or text me to check on availability.

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Here’s sweet Elzie enjoying time her stay with the rest of the clan.

Frenchie Friday February 12th, 2021
Frenchie Friday February 12th, 2021

See Our Available Frenchies!

Yogi is a cream champion sired male. He’s ready for his home now! Let’s schedule a FaceTime to meet him live! There are 4 females and 2 males in Cookie and Toby’s litter born 2/3/21. Bessie & Gizzy had beautiful colorful babies!   Click on their pictures to see more pics, videos, and information about them.

Frenchie Friday February 12th, 2021
Frenchie Friday February 12th, 2021
Frenchie Friday February 12th, 2021

Cute Frenchie Friday

Our previous Frenchie babies happily living in their new homes! 

Frenchie Friday February 12th, 2021
Frenchie Friday February 12th, 2021
Frenchie Friday February 12th, 2021
Frenchie Friday February 12th, 2021

Make sure to checkout the available pups. We have some cutie pies. I’m happy to set up  a time for you to meet them live via FaceTime or Zoom. Just let me know which pups you’d like to meet. 🙂 719-308-7444

As you can see, we do our best to socialize and train our pups based on their age and abilities. If you’re looking for a Frenchie pup, make sure to check out our available pups. 

The French Bulldog of Colorado pups in their homes. 🙂

Happy Families!

Check out our available Frenchie pups.

Want more guidance on your Frenchies health & wellness? Check out our sister site Frenchies Naturally. 

Frenchie Friday February 5th, 2021

Frenchie Friday February 5th, 2021

Happy Frenchie Friday

 

Happy Frenchie Friday all! We’ve been busy bees. The past few months we had a bit of break but now we are blessed with little Frenchie babies! We do have availability in our new litters. Frenchies are fragile at this stage so we do picking at 3 weeks old. 

Yogi is a cream champion sired male. There are 4 females and 2 males in Cookie and Toby’s litter born 2/3/21. Bessie & Gizzy had beautiful colorful babies! 

Frenchie Friday February 5th, 2021

Cute Frenchie Friday

Our previous Frenchie babies happily living in their new homes! 

Frenchie Friday February 5th, 2021
Frenchie Friday February 5th, 2021
Frenchie Friday February 5th, 2021
Frenchie Friday February 5th, 2021
Frenchie Friday February 5th, 2021

Upcoming Litters! 

Here’s two of our upcoming litters! We expect lilac fawn and lilac fawn pied for Harvey & Chiclet’s litter. Tattoo & Ivory we expect lilac, lilac fawn, lilac merle, and lilac fawn merle. We could even get babies with tan points. We are anxiously anticipating their arrival! When you place a deposit for any of our unborn upcoming litters, you will receive a $100 gift certificate to our online store Frenchies Naturally. 

Make sure to checkout the available pups. We have some cutie pies. I’m happy to set up  a time for you to meet them live via FaceTime or Zoom. Just let me know which pups you’d like to meet. 🙂 719-308-7444

As you can see, we do our best to socialize and train our pups based on their age and abilities. If you’re looking for a Frenchie pup, make sure to check out our available pups. 

The French Bulldog of Colorado pups in their homes. 🙂

Happy Families!

Check out our available Frenchie pups.

Want more guidance on your Frenchies health & wellness? Check out our sister site Frenchies Naturally. 

Frenchie Friday January 29th, 2021

Frenchie Friday January 29th, 2021

Happy Frenchie Friday

 

Happy Frenchie Friday all! The boys are loving holding and spoiling the Frenchie babies…supervised of course! 4H has a dog training program and I can’t for them to both be old enough to join. Until then they do their job of playing and spending time with these little guys.

If you’re wondering if Frenchies are good with kids…they are! 

Frenchie Friday January 29th, 2021
Frenchie Friday January 29th, 2021

See our available Frenchies. Yogi is a cream champion sired male. Emmy is a fawn female. Dodger is a lilac fawn male with light/blue eyes. Click on their pictures to see more pics, videos, and information about them. 

Frenchie Friday January 29th, 2021
Frenchie Friday January 29th, 2021
Frenchie Friday January 29th, 2021

Upcoming Litters! 

Here’s two of our upcoming litters! We expect lilac fawn and lilac fawn pied for Harvey & Chiclet’s litter. Tattoo & Ivory we expect lilac, lilac fawn, lilac merle, and lilac fawn merle. We could even get babies with tan points. We are anxiously anticipating their arrival! When you place a deposit for any of our unborn upcoming litters, you will receive a $100 gift certificate to our online store Frenchies Naturally. 

Cute Frenchie Friday

Our previous Frenchie babies happily living in their new homes! 

Frenchie Friday January 29th, 2021
Frenchie Friday January 29th, 2021
Frenchie Friday January 29th, 2021
Frenchie Friday January 29th, 2021

Make sure to checkout the available pups. We have some cutie pies. I’m happy to set up  a time for you to meet them live via FaceTime or Zoom. Just let me know which pups you’d like to meet. 🙂 719-308-7444

As you can see, we do our best to socialize and train our pups based on their age and abilities. If you’re looking for a Frenchie pup, make sure to check out our available pups. 

The French Bulldog of Colorado pups in their homes. 🙂

Happy Families!

Check out our available Frenchie pups.

Want more guidance on your Frenchies health & wellness? Check out our sister site Frenchies Naturally. 

Must Have French Bulldog Skin & Wound Care First Aid Items

Must Have French Bulldog Skin & Wound Care First Aid Items The French Bulldog of Colorado Blog

Many new owners are unaware of the must have French Bulldog skin & wound care first aid items they should have on hand. It’s not a question of if but when your Frenchie will have a wound whether small or larger that will need to be treated. I have multiple Frenchies and it’s not uncommon for one of them to have a scratch, abrasion, sores, and skin irritations that could use a little help healing. We use this two part system. In fact we have these on hand at all times. One time I didn’t have it and I felt like kicking myself because I had to wait two days before receiving it in the mail. Time is tissue. You can prevent infections when spraying these products on your Frenchie when they arise.

Part 1: The Vetericyn antimicrobial wound & skin care spray

This is our go to item for healing any skin issues for our Frenchies. If they have stitches, skin bump, skin irritation, or a bite wound from one of their Frenchie friends this is what we apply and it works. Always, watch for signs of infection such as redness, swelling, and heat at the site and discuss with your veterinarian. You simply spray it on the site 3-4 times daily. Safe for around the mouth, nose, ears, and eyes. It’s best used with the hydrogel.

Part 2: The Vetericyn Antimicrobial Hydrogel

After applying the wound & skin care spray, spray the hydrogel on the site. This is important as it adheres to the site, keeping it moist, and allowing the healing process to work most effectively.

These products are safe for all Frenchies at all stages of life and safe if licked. We swear by these products and recommend building your own Frenchie First Aid Kit and they include these items.

You can buy products individually here.

Or get the whole Vetericyn line of skin, ear, and eye care first aid kit.

Enter FRENCHIEFAMILY10 to receive 10% off your French Bulldog Skin & Wound Care First Aid Items.

The 3 Most Common Reasons a French Bulldog Puppy Has a Loose Stool.

The 3 Most Common Reasons a French Bulldog Puppy Has a Loose Stool The French Bulldog of Colorado Blog

Whenever we place a puppy in a home we always discuss the 3 most common reasons why a French Bulldog puppy may have a loose stool when joining your home. Don’t worry the majority of time your Frenchies stool will be fine and even when loose it’s not typically an emergency.

The top 3 most common reasons a French Bulldog puppy may have a loose stool.

First, joining a new home is an environmental stressor even though he is going to be the spoiled center of attention and loving his new position in life. Just as people can run back and forth to the bathroom when stressed so can little puppies. This is their first time away from their siblings and meeting all of their new two-and-four-legged family members.

Second, giardia is everywhere and in everything and common in puppies and immune compromised adults. Remember your puppy has only been alive for weeks and still building up his immune system.  When your puppy leaves us he will have had two rounds of the dewormer called Panacur. This deworming also gets rid giardia as well. It is our best attempt for your puppy to not have giardia when coming into your home. Anything that poops on the ground such as deer, rabbits, birds, other dogs, etc… and then your puppy walks through it and licks his paw he could get it.

Third, coccidia can flare up when under stressful situations as well as picked up in the ground by anything that defecates there as well.

When you take your puppy to the vet within 48 hours of pickup for its puppy wellness check, your vet will take a stool sample. They will be able to tell you if either of these are present. Fortunately, the medications for these are fairly inexpensive (around $20). The important thing is you need to give the puppy every dose whether he likes it or not. The medications for coccidia tastes like syrup and is easy to give your puppy. The medications for giardia taste a little bitter and you will need to figure out a way to help your puppy get it down. If your vet recommends flagyl (other name metronidazole),  you can have it compounded to taste delicious but realize it will need to be compounded by a compounding pharmacy and will be a bit more expensive.  

What if my puppies stool has mucus or bloody?

Before your puppy leaves he is given DA2PP at 8 weeks old and if your puppy joins you after 12 weeks old then they will have an additional shot at 12 weeks old. The vaccination DA2PP covers Parvo. The chances that it is parvo is close to zero. Even when mucusy and even with some blood, it’s likely due to stress or your puppy may have eaten something he shouldn’t.

Do not change the food when brining your puppy home.

Changing food can be an additional stressor on a puppy. Many puppies do fine but some do not and end up with loose stools. We do not know how to predict which puppies won’t do well switching foods. As a result, we recommend keeping your Frenchie on the same diet for one month after bringing him to your home. Then if you’d like to change it, feel free to do so. Also, we have found that Frenchies stools stay harder on Royal Canin Small breed puppy food than other puppy foods. That’s why we use it and it’s also helpful in

Questions to ask yourself?

  • Is my puppy active and acting normal?
  • Is my puppy eating and drinking normally?

If the answer is yes to both questions, it’s likely not an emergency. If your, Frenchie is acting lethargic and not eating and/or drinking, it’s a sign something more serious is wrong and you should contact your veterinarian

Frenchie Friday January 22nd, 2021

Frenchie Friday January 22nd, 2021

Happy Frenchie Friday

 

Happy Frenchie Friday all! I hope you’re successfully following through with your New Year’s Resolutions. If your Frenchies are like mine, they are there every step of the way to support you.

Just look at these five little smoosh faces supporting my workout goals. Who says you can have too many Frenchies? The more support the better! 

Frenchie Friday January 22nd, 2021

If you’d love to add in another Frenchie member this upcoming year we do have available babies and upcoming litters in February. See more about them below!

See our available Frenchies! Yogi is a cream champion sired male. Emmy is a fawn female. Dodger is a lilac fawn male with light/blue eyes. Click on their pictures to see more pics, videos, and information about them.

Frenchie Friday January 29th, 2021
Frenchie Friday January 29th, 2021
Frenchie Friday January 29th, 2021

Cute Frenchie Friday

Our previous Frenchie babies happily living in their new homes! 

Frenchie Friday January 22nd, 2021
Frenchie Friday January 22nd, 2021
Frenchie Friday January 22nd, 2021
Frenchie Friday January 22nd, 2021

Make sure to checkout the available pups. We have some cutie pies. I’m happy to set up  a time for you to meet them live via FaceTime or Zoom. Just let me know which pups you’d like to meet. 🙂 719-308-7444

As you can see, we do our best to socialize and train our pups based on their age and abilities. If you’re looking for a Frenchie pup, make sure to check out our available pups. 

The French Bulldog of Colorado pups in their homes. 🙂

Happy Families!

Check out our available Frenchie pups.

Want more guidance on your Frenchies health & wellness? Check out our sister site Frenchies Naturally. 

Frenchie Friday January 8th, 2021

Frenchie Friday January 8th, 2021

Happy Frenchie Friday

Happy Friday all! We hope you are enjoying 2021 with your Frenchie(s)! If you don’t have one yet, this just might be the year to join in on the Frenchie experience. We just placed babies in their homes this past weekend and it was fun to see so many repeat families growing their own Frenchie families. I’m telling you once you get the Frenchie itch, it’s hard to stop with just one. LOL! Remember you do receive $300 off your second Frenchie from us. 

If you’d love to add in another Frenchie member this upcoming year we do have available babies and upcoming litters in January and February. See more about them below!

We have one available boy named Dodger.  He is lilac fawn with light/blue eyes. You can click their pics to see more pics of them. 

Frenchie Friday January 8th, 2021

Cute Frenchie Friday

Our previous Frenchie babies happily living in their new homes! 

Frenchie Friday January 8th, 2021
Frenchie Friday January 8th, 2021
Frenchie Friday January 8th, 2021
Frenchie Friday January 8th, 2021

Follow us on Pinterest!

Frenchie Friday January 8th, 2021

Make sure to checkout the available pups. We have some cutie pies. I’m happy to set up  a time for you to meet them live via FaceTime or Zoom. Just let me know which pups you’d like to meet. 🙂 719-308-7444

As you can see, we do our best to socialize and train our pups based on their age and abilities. If you’re looking for a Frenchie pup, make sure to check out our available pups. 

The French Bulldog of Colorado pups in their homes. 🙂

Happy Families!

Check out our available Frenchie pups.

Want more guidance on your Frenchies health & wellness? Check out our sister site Frenchies Naturally. 

Why is my French Bulldog Itchy?

Why is my French Bulldog Itchy? The French Bulldog of Colorado Blog

I have seen this question repeated often, “Why is my French Bulldog itchy?” This is a question that can take several articles to explain. Let’s keep it as simple as possible and I’ll show you my opinion and where you can start relieving or preventing itchiness in your Frenchie.

1. Be mindful of chemicals your Frenchie is exposed to.

Your Frenchie spends the majority of his time in close contact to the ground. Chemicals you place on your floor and lawn will be breathed in and have direct contact with the skin potentially causing skin irritation and being absorbed into their system. If absorbed their bodies have to process and eliminate it. Your Frenchie could have skin irritation due to these chemicals. Just like humans every Frenchie is different. I highly recommend starting with your floor cleaner, laundry soap (doggie beds and clothes), and chemicals sprayed on lawns in direct contact with your Frenchie.

A great place to search for safer, cleaner products is the EPA safer choice website. https://www.epa.gov/saferchoice/products

Flooring and multipurpose cleaner: Odoban

Laundry detergent: Biokleen

I’m not going to pretend like I know the best lawn products because I have just chosen to ignore lawn care that involves spraying chemicals in my backyard where the Frenchies & kiddos play. I really don’t care about having the perfectly manicured lawn but I realize some of you do. If I were looking for lawn care, I’d google pet safe lawn care or for those who enjoy DIY pet safe lawn care products.

Add a UV light and air filtration system to your HVAC system.

We often feel safe within our homes that are well insulated keeping us comfortable all year long. But often our homes are also a site for trapping allergens making both us and our Frenchies feel sick with allergies. In my networking, I met Annette who started Perairapy  after relieving her pets allergies and hotspots with the addition of a UV light system and air filtration system in her home. You must read more about adding one to your home here (this states it’s for fostering but it can be used in your home). https://petairapy.com/animal-industry-solutions/pet-foster-homes/ You can also watch her story below. Again she targets professionals dog facilities but also has one just for your home.

Do no overbathe your Frenchie.

Dogs evolved with the dirt and there are microorganisms, minerals, etc… in the dirt that are beneficial for your Frenchies skin health. Think about the benefits of mud baths and clay masks for humans. Allowing dirt on your Frenchie is ok. When you overbathe them you strip them of the benefits of the soil. We recommend bathing your Frenchie no more than once a month. You can read more about how often to bathe your Frenchie here. https://thefrenchbulldog.com/how-often-should-i-bathe-my-french-bulldog/

Frenchies skin is three times thinner than yours. This means he is more likely to absorb what is placed on his skin. Because of this we also recommend using clean non-toxic shampoos when bathing. https://thefrenchbulldog.com/what-should-i-bathe-my-french-bulldog-with/

Why is my Frenchie itchy? Other reasons to consider.

These are just three things you can do to for your Frenchie to help relieve or prevent itchiness. Obviously, there are other things that can cause your Frenchie to be itchy as well such as:

  • Overgrowth of candida yeast
  • Food allergies
  • Parasites
  • Infections such as ear infections
  • Fleas
  • Hot spots
  • Dry skin
  • Weather changes
  • Environmental allergies such as pollen
  • Hormonal imbalance
  • Anxiety
  • Boredom
  • Diet
  • And others

We will slowly go through some of the other reasons why your Frenchie could be itchy. Not all Frenchies will have issues with being itchy. Please do not worry if you’re waiting on your very own Frenchie pup. This article is for those who want to prevent itchiness and help those out whose Frenchies might be itchy. I have found what is usually good for the earth is good for our us and our Frenchies. It’s a fun, interesting journey of discovering the best health and wellness pieces to add for optimizing our two and four legged family members health.

Frenchie Friday January 1st, 2021

Frenchie Friday January 1st, 2021

Happy Frenchie Friday

Happy Frenchie Friday and New Year to you and your Frenchie(s)! Our Frenchies have loved this past year as we have spent even more time with them. As you probably know, a Frenchie can never have too much attention. We wish you all the best this upcoming year. 

If you’d love to add in another Frenchie member this upcoming year we do have available babies and upcoming litters in January and February. See more about them below!

Frenchie Friday January 1st, 2021

We have two available boy. Eggo (left) is blue fawn and Dodger (right) is lilac fawn with light/blue eyes. You can click their pics to see more pics of them. 

Frenchie Friday January 8th, 2021

Cute Frenchie Friday

Our previous Frenchie babies happily living in their new homes! 

Frenchie Friday January 1st, 2021
Frenchie Friday January 1st, 2021
Frenchie Friday January 1st, 2021

Follow us on Pinterest!

Make sure to checkout the available pups. We have some cutie pies. I’m happy to set up  a time for you to meet them live via FaceTime or Zoom. Just let me know which pups you’d like to meet. 🙂 719-308-7444

As you can see, we do our best to socialize and train our pups based on their age and abilities. If you’re looking for a Frenchie pup, make sure to check out our available pups. 

The French Bulldog of Colorado pups in their homes. 🙂

Happy Families!

Check out our available Frenchie pups.

Want more guidance on your Frenchies health & wellness? Check out our sister site Frenchies Naturally. 

7 Tips to Help Your French Bulldog Puppy Adjust to His New Home.

7 Tips to Help Your French Bulldog Puppy Adjust to His New Home The French Bulldog of Colorado Blog

For many new and repeat puppy parents it’s an exciting time to help your French Bulldog puppy adjust to his new home. Your Frenchie will love coming to live in your new home and being the center of attention. Realize this is all new to him as he’s only live about 10 weeks of life. Everything will be new. Just as humans have different personalities so do Frenchies. Some are naturally adventurous loving all the new experiences. While some are more reserved and want to take all of these experiences slowly. Learn your Frenchies personality and adjust accordingly.

Tips for helping your French Bulldog puppy adjust to his new home.

  1. Choose a potty spot. It’s a good idea to choose a particular spot indoors on a potty pad or outdoors that you’d like your Frenchie to potty at. Also choose your command such as “go potty” and stick with it.  Praise your puppy each time.
  2. Introduce your Frenchie to his new home. This does not mean introduce him to your entire house the first day. It means introduce him to a small area. This can be a crate  surrounded by a playpen or an area blocked off by a baby gate. Let him familiarize himself with the area.  Show him where his food and water is.  Then introduce him to the areas of the house that are not off limits.
  3. Introduce your Frenchie to his new family members. When you pick-up your Frenchie he will likely have met many of the family members. When at home introduce him to the rest of the immediate family crew and any pets. Realize he is learning the rules of the new house. Your other four legged family members will likely have their own rules as well. A growl is ok as that will be how they teach the puppy that it’s crossed the line. Biting and snapping at them is more of a concern that may need corrected.
  4. Provide appropriate chew toys. Frenchies like to put things in their mouths. That’s how they learn and we say they are like toddlers in this area. Provide them with plenty of chew toys to keep them entertained. The water buffalo rope toy is one of our Frenchies favorites.
  5. Keep a close eye on your Frenchie. Overuse his area the crate/playpen to keep him safe and help with potty training. This means if your Frenchie is not in your vision, place him in his crate or playpen. They are like toddlers and safety must come first.
  6. Teach your Frenchie where it will sleep. You can choose to crate your Frenchie or allow him to sleep in your bed. Just realize consistency is key. If you allow your Frenchie in your bed, he will likely expect it for the rest of his life
  7. Begin enforcing rules. Anything that will not be cute when an adult at 20+ lbs should be corrected as a puppy. This means if you don’t want him chewing on your hand or foot when older don’t let him do it now. I made the mistake on one of my first dogs as an adult in letting her run from me as a puppy. I’d chase her and scoop her up. Let’s just say it wasn’t so cute as an adult when she could faster than me. Be sure to praise your puppy for good behavior and avoid yelling or frightening your new puppy.

Frenchie Friday December 25th, 2020

Frenchie Friday December 25th, 2020

Happy Frenchie Friday

Happy Frenchie Friday all! And Merry Christmas to you & your Frenchies! We hope you are all making memories together that you will treasure for a lifetime. Romeo truly was a grinch during his Christmas photos and didn’t want anything to do with them. LOL! We’d love to see your Christmas Frenchie pics. If you’d love too add in another Frenchie member we do have available babies and upcoming litters in January and February. See more about them below!

Frenchie Friday December 25th, 2020

We have two available boys in Layla’s litter. They are lilac and lilac fawn. Both have light/blue eyes. You can click their pics to see more pics of them. 

Frenchie Friday December 25th, 2020
Frenchie Friday December 25th, 2020

Cute Frenchie Friday

Our previous Frenchie babies happily living in their new homes! 

Frenchie Friday December 25th, 2020
Frenchie Friday December 25th, 2020
Frenchie Friday December 25th, 2020
Frenchie Friday December 25th, 2020

See the newest happy furever families!

Frenchie Friday December 25th, 2020

Follow us on Pinterest and Instagram!

Frenchie Friday December 25th, 2020

Make sure to checkout the available pups. We have some cutie pies. I’m happy to set up  a time for you to meet them live via FaceTime or Zoom. Just let me know which pups you’d like to meet. 🙂 719-308-7444

As you can see, we do our best to socialize and train our pups based on their age and abilities. If you’re looking for a Frenchie pup, make sure to check out our available pups. 

The French Bulldog of Colorado pups in their homes. 🙂

Happy Families!

Check out our available Frenchie pups.

Want more guidance on your Frenchies health & wellness? Check out our sister site Frenchies Naturally.