Still don't know why you should have one of our Bulldogs?

The main reason is because only here at Elite Frenchies is where you will find the best exotic French Bulldogs for sale, in our catalog you will find the most cute, adorable and loving Frenchies that we are sure you will love at first sight, since our puppies stand out from the rest because of their most notorious characteristic, their DNA.


In Elite Frenchies we have always been characterized by providing the best care to all our French

Bulldogs, this allows us to maintain the good DNA lineage they have and ensure the characteristics inherited from their parents (Smokey and Tequila & Hennesey and Smokey), which stand out for being Bulldogs with a good level of health, but also for having some unattainable genes, if you still do not know the parents of our Frenchies, here we present them to you:


  • 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.


Thanks to the DNA they have inherited (Tequila, Hennesey and Smokey) to all their puppies, these have been able to stand out for the aesthetic qualities they have, as these for some buyers are very attractive, but if you do not know what kind of aesthetic characteristics thanks to the DNA of their parents, here we mention them:


  • Head: They have a strong, broad and square head. Their skull is almost flat between the ears, with a domed forehead and loose skin forming symmetrical folds and wrinkles.
  • Their ears: They have the so called "bat ears" very characteristic, it is the canine breed that shows more auricular pavilion (its ear) when it looks forward.
  • Their eyes: Normally their eyes are dark, but we can find them with light eyes, and even with two-colored eyes.
  • Muzzle: The muzzle is broad, deep and set well back, its jaw is deep, square, wide and slightly set back.
  • Nose and mouth: Most of them have a flat front, which makes them prone to snore non-stop and some of them may have breathing problems.
  • Its body: It is characterized by a dorsal line that rises progressively to the level of the kidney to descend rapidly to the tail. French Bulldogs have a long and muscular torso. Their chest has a rounded and broad shape, with very rounded barrel ribs, as well as a tucked up belly.
  • Legs: Their legs are usually splayed, with straight bones, which makes them strong, muscular and yet short.
  • Her skin: It has almost symmetrical folds and wrinkles all over her body.
  • Color: The color of the Frenchies depends a lot on the crosses that are made between specimens, but generally the most typical color is black and white "vaquita", then black marbled, cream and black.
  • Weight: Your ideal weight should generally be a minimum of 8 kg and a maximum of 14 kg.


Now that you recognize the quality of the Frenchies we have in our catalog, why haven't you asked for yours? Remember that Elite Frenchies is where you can find the best exotic Frenchies for sale. Call us now at 703-637-0511, we will help you schedule your appointment so you can come and meet your new Frenchie. Don't miss your chance.


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