Everyone wants to know why Frenchies are so expensive. The short answer is that they are in high demand and they are awesome. But if someone asks for a ridiculous amount of money for a puppy, you should think twice about it. Besides the initial cost of purchasing a puppy, you must understand these dogs are expensive to breed and expensive to whelp. By this, I mean that most Frenchies are bred by a veterinarian by artificial or surgical insemination because of their body structure. After insemination takes place, the focus is on the mother's health, so they can maintain a healthy pregnancy. Due to the complexities of female French Bulldogs' body structure, most can't deliver naturally. Puppies are born by cesarean by a knowledgeable veterinarian. The average litter size of a French Bulldog is 3-5 puppies. From birth to 8 weeks, all our time is spent making sure your puppy is a happy, healthy, well-socialized puppy so that when we send them home with you, you know they are ready to join your family. All of these aspects factor into the price of a French Bulldog puppy from an ethical and caring breeder.

Most ethical breeders, won't sell you a $10,000 puppy and claim it's exotic, so it costs more to breed. It doesn't cost them more at all. Because there is no such thing as an exotic French Bulldog. It's a marketing ploy. Ethical breeders breed to improve the breed standard. They look to find homes that will focus on the puppies' health and happiness. French Bulldog puppies sold to Pet Homes, typically go from between $3000 -$5000 and come with a limited AKC registration. A prospective show quality puppy is a completely different conversation and if you are interested in showing your future French Bulldog, let me know.