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Libby is our beautiful fawn girl from a champion Hungarian bloodline. We expect to breed her in the fall of 2019. She is such a sweetheart and is extremely laid back. Here she is on our trip to Gettysburg.
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We are beyond excited to bring Scout into our breeding program! She is sired by a champion line and has an amazing personality. She is a very laid-back girl that enjoys people. She does "Frenchie-speak" but we have yet to hear her bark. She is a natural with other dogs, and is quickly able to read their personality and comfort level. I can't wait to have her certified as a therapy dog! I had a strong desire to add a solid cream girl to our breeding program. Cream is a standard color in the French bulldog world, and I have high hopes that she could produce show potential pups that would also possess a wonderful personality!
 Dallas waiting for her treat! Dallas is such a wonderful Frenchie! Her personality is amazing. She's a quiet people-pleaser and has even served as an emotional support animal. Remaining calm and well behaved during five hour flights is a testament to her temperament.
If you are interested in joining the wait list for her litter please email us at amandasfrenchies@outlook.com.
My background and Why I chose to Breed French Bulldogs I spent 10 years working with animals and the public as an educator and animal handler at the #1 zoo in the country. During my time there, I learned the dedication and science of breeding animals and what goes into responsible reproduction. While working for the zoo I pursued my master's degree in zoology in a program developed by Miami University that was operated and implemented at the Cincinnati Zoo. During this time I had the unique opportunity to work with and learn from the Center for Research of Endangered Wildlife. The focus of the organization, and my master's programs was to create better technology and programming to improve genetic diversity in endangered plant and animal species. There are many parallels between that grad research and breeding French bulldogs. The pool of genetically strong and desirable Frenchies gets fewer and fewer as more irresponsible breeders enter the breeding world, and legitimate well-educated breeders leave. Health testing for genetic diseases is only one aspect of breeding responsibly. The structure of their face and body is a very important factor in whether your Frenchie will live a long, healthy life. It is my passion to produce only the healthiest of dogs. In addition to being healthy, I find it equally important to breed for temperament. There has been a great deal of research done that has concluded that many behavior traits have a genetic basis. Studies have shown that shyness, fearfulness, and boldness (aggression) are heritable. I only intake Frenchies into my breeding program that can pass the basic therapy dog assessment, and puppies/future possible breeding dogs that show a high aptitude for intelligence. I follow the same standards in selecting puppies that are used to determine if a puppy is likely to be successful for training as a service animal. If you have any questions about French bulldogs, genetics, or how to determine if a breeder is reputable feel free to contact me!  |
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