Are you in Orlando FL and can't find an ideal puppy for your cozy home?

The best answer for you is a French Bulldog, since they are characterized for being small dogs, they usually grow between 27 and 33 centimeters, which makes them ideal to become the pet of a small home. Now that you know that the French Bulldog is the best option for you, do you know where you can get one?

In Elite Frenchies we can help you, we have 12 years of experience in breeding French Bulldogs, in our catalog you will find a great variety of French Bulldogs in Orlando, FL, in which you can find your ideal friend. Our process is totally transparent and we are sure that the quality of our Frenchies will surprise you.


With Elite Frenchies you can be sure that the puppy you choose is of the highest genetic quality in all

of Orlando, Florida. But why do we tell you that our puppies are of the highest quality?

How can you verify this?


One thing that characterizes our puppies is the strong DNA they have inherited from our star pairs,

Smokey and Tequila & Hennesey and Smokey. In addition to having strong DNA, your puppy will have

unique inherited characteristics, which will verify the quality of your Frenchie.


  • Hennesey: One of our precious Frenchie princesses, she is a Frenchie with character. She has excellent genes to produce beautiful puppies full of health. She has a velvety Lilac Tan coat. AKC registered and verifiable.
  • Tequila: She is our other precious Frenchie princess, she is very healthy and energetic. His coat is very shiny and a darker shade of tan. He also has very noticeable characteristics of a fluffy coat. AKC registered and testable.
  • Smokey: And last but not least, we have our beautiful stallion Smokey is a strong male and has a beautiful Fluffy coat, soft to the touch and chocolate shades. He has been genetically tested and the semen has a 97% viability.




Another thing with which you can verify the quality of your new Frenchie, is with the document that we will give you called "Pedigree", there is where you can find all the information related to the genetics or DNA of your puppy, but if you understand what is there, here we explain a little of what you will find:


  • Each of our puppies has 39 pairs of chromosomes per cell (that is 39 from each parent). The sex of the puppy will be defined by one parent, while the physical characteristics are defined by the other.

  • The alleles of each of our puppies (the version of each gene) can be dominant, meaning that they need one copy of the gene. They can also be recessive and need two copies of the gene to provide the traits to the puppy.

  • The large and small letters you will find in the allele locus indicate whether or not a dog is a carrier of a certain trait. The small letters indicate that the dog is a carrier for that particular color trait.


Additionally, you will receive an AKC certificate, which will validate that your puppy's bloodline has been registered and is verified as high quality. Together with the pedigree and the AKC certificate you will be able to verify that the quality of your puppy is of high quality.



Now that you know that the French Bulldog is your ideal puppy and that at Elite Frenchies you can find quality Frenchies, what are you waiting for to come and get yours? Remember that here we have the best French Bulldog puppies in Orlando Florida, to get yours, call now at 703-637-0511 and book your appointment, we are sure you will not regret it.
Location: Orlando, FL, USA

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