Our goal is simple. Raise a healthy and loving puppy. We will continue to make further efforts to achieve this.

We want to choose the best homes available for all of our puppies, and we don’t sell them lightly to the first person who offers us money. We are happy to screen all potential owners to see if their lifestyle fits the needs of their French Bulldog. Although not required, current or past experience with owning a dog is preferred. We welcome people with flexible working hours (home office, pensioners, etc.). People who work full time will not meet the criteria because they don’t want to leave their pup alone all day. We get excited when someone doesn’t just come up with the idea of getting a puppy, but researches it a lot. We are very happy when people come to meet us and our dogs because it gives us a chance to get to know you and get an idea of the life you can provide for our puppies. .

Before selecting a breeding dog, we ensure that all candidates are free of genetic diseases and are in good health. We also use the Kennel Club’s Mate Selection service to minimize the risk of inbreeding.

Once a puppy is born, we perform certain daily tasks/checks on the puppy until it reaches a certain age. These include checking the caesarean scar if the bitch had a caesarean section, making sure there are no blockages in the puppy’s anus, weighing the puppy daily, and checking nail length. , making sure there are no parasites in the feces, checking the umbilical cord daily, and disinfecting the dog. Puppies should be crated twice a day, wet paper and bedding should be changed, each puppy should be sure to have a good bite when feeding, and anyone handling the puppy should have clean hands or wear gloves. Make sure you are. We also make sure the mother dog is clean after going to the bathroom, give her antibiotics (if she had a C-section), check her vulva for secretions, and make sure her stomach is clean before feeding the puppies. Make sure there is.

We monitor our puppy 24 hours a day as her first 14 days are the most important period in a puppy’s life. We deworm puppies at 2, 5, and 8 weeks of age. Puppies will be microchipped at our clinic and examined by a veterinarian the day before or the day they leave for their new home. Your puppy’s first vaccination is optional. In most cases, your veterinarian will need to restart the vaccination cycle at the time of the first vaccination, so your puppy will not need any shots. All puppies come with KC registration papers and change of ownership forms. We socialize our puppies early by getting them used to being petted by lots of people, to everyday noises (vacuum cleaners, washing machines, children, etc.), to different floor surfaces, and by taking them outside in the garden. Start.

We will then hand deliver the puppy to your home and place it in your arms.