Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Frenchie Avenue is a single-breed program — French Bulldogs and nothing else. Focusing on one breed means we know our bloodlines, our health testing and our color genetics inside out, instead of spreading attention across a dozen breeds.

Every puppy is $600 — the same price regardless of color, sex or markings. That price includes the health guarantee, age-appropriate vaccinations, deworming, the veterinary exam, AKC registration paperwork and a starter kit. There are no surprise add-on fees later. Delivery, if you need it, is quoted separately.

Yes. Every puppy leaves with AKC registration paperwork and a documented pedigree. Registration is issued on a limited basis for pet homes; full registration is discussed case by case with approved homes.

We do. Both parents are screened before breeding — including hip and spine imaging, cardiac evaluation, and DNA panels for the conditions that matter in this breed. We are happy to send the parents’ results before you place a deposit.

Yes. We deliver nationwide across all 50 states. Most families choose ground delivery with a licensed pet courier or a flight nanny who carries the puppy in-cabin. We do not ship French Bulldogs as cargo — the breed does not tolerate it safely.

Puppies go home at eight weeks at the earliest, and often closer to ten. By then they are eating solid food reliably, have had their first vaccinations, and have started crate and potty training with us.

We start with a conversation about your home and routine. If a puppy is a good match, a deposit holds that puppy for you and we send the purchase agreement. The balance is due before pickup or delivery, and we stay in touch with photos and updates until go-home day.

Poorly bred ones do. We select specifically for open nostrils, a moderate palate and free, quiet breathing, and we will not breed a dog that struggles. That said, this is still a flat-faced breed — it needs air conditioning in summer, no strenuous midday exercise, and a harness instead of a collar.

You keep our phone number for the life of the dog. Most questions in the first month are about food, sleep, potty training and adjustment, and we would much rather answer them than have you guess.

It is one of the best apartment breeds there is. They are quiet, they rarely bark without reason, and two short walks a day plus indoor play covers their exercise needs. Just make sure your building has reliable cooling.

Open the available puppies page, find the one you like and hit the inquire button on their card. That sends us their name along with your message, so we know exactly which puppy you mean.

No. The first message can be two sentences. We only ask for detailed information once a specific puppy is being held for you and the purchase agreement is being drawn up.

Yes, by appointment, once a puppy is old enough for visitors. If you're too far to travel, we'll do a live video call instead — you'll see the puppy moving, breathing and playing rather than just posed photos.