Are you looking for a puppy that is totally charming for its characteristics?

At Elite Frenchies we offer the ideal canine companion for you with our selection of exceptional French Bulldogs that stand out for their 100% unique characteristics. No need to keep looking elsewhere, because in our catalog you will find a wide variety of the most outstanding Exotic frenchie puppies for sale.



French Bulldogs are highly attractive puppies for dog lovers due to their totally exceptional physical, aesthetic and genetic characteristics. Due to the difficulty of finding this breed of dog, those who own a 100% genuine specimen are among a select group of lucky owners.

  • Head: Its head is characterized by being strong, broad and square. The skull is practically flat between the ears, with a domed forehead and loose skin forming symmetrical folds and wrinkles.

  • Their eyes: Their eyes are typically dark in color, although some individuals may have light-colored eyes or even heterochromia, meaning they have two different colored eyes.

  • Nose and mouth: Due to their flat noses, many of them have a flattened face structure, which can lead to snoring and respiratory difficulties.

  • Its body: French Bulldogs have a distinctive back that rises steadily towards the level of the kidney and drops sharply towards the tail. Their torso is muscular and elongated, with a rounded and wide chest, barrel-like ribs, and a tucked-up abdomen.

  • Legs: Their limbs are typically splayed, with straight bones, resulting in a short yet robust and muscular build.

  • Their ears: Their most distinctive physical feature is their "bat ears," which are highly recognizable and noticeable as they are the breed with the largest pinna (ear flap) when viewed from the front.


The French Bulldog's aesthetics are highlighted by the wide range of coat colors, which include brindle, white, cream, fawn and fawn brindle, among others. However, there are certain colors that are exceptional and add to the uniqueness of the Frenchie:

  • French Bulldog Merle: In French Bulldogs, the Merle gene causes the appearance of irregular color patches on a solid or light-colored coat. The Merle gene can also impact the pigmentation of the skin. Merle French Bulldogs are also identified by their distinctive eyes, which may exhibit heterochromia iridum, a condition where the iris of each eye has a different color.

  • French Bulldog tan/bronze: The distinguishing feature of this breed of puppy is its coat, which exhibits bronze or light brown markings or patches that contrast with the original coat color.

  • French Bulldog blue: Blue coat color, also known as gray, is the result of a genetic process called "dilution". This process affects the eumelanin pigment in black and brown coats, and occasionally in red coats. If a dog inherits two copies of the d allele (dd), the black coat will change to a blue color.

  • Blue Fawn French Bulldog: The coat color known as Blue Fawn, like other colors such as Lilac Fawn and Chocolate Fawn, has a peculiarity in its coloring that is due to the dilution of pigment in certain areas of the dog's body, such as the muzzle, nose, ears and paw pads. This causes a unique and different appearance from other colors.


The genetics of French Bulldogs are complex due to the multiple crosses they have had, making it difficult to determine which parts of their DNA come from other dog breeds. Sometimes, the characteristics provided by the DNA can give some clues, as in the case of puppies that have the Fluffy Gene in their genetics.



There is a lot of controversy about the Fluffy Gene in French Bulldogs, some consider it a genetic alteration or a disease. However, in reality, this gene only provides the characteristic of long hair. Some people believe that this characteristic is due to crossbreeding with mouse dogs in the past.

At Elite Frenchies we offer the best Fluffy French Bulldogs for sale, descendants of our great Fluffy pair (Tequila and Smokey), which has excellent genetic quality and all the characteristics highlighted above. To meet them, call now at 708-637-0511 and be part of the select group of French Bulldog owners.
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