French Bulldog Breeders in Ohio reviewed
Fabelhaft French Bulldogs
This Ohio French Bulldog Breeder is located in Wheelersburg, OH. According to their website, they are a small but very successful kennel that has produced top show dogs. However, their dogs are first and foremost their dear family companions. They focus on breeding healthy, true to type and beautiful pups to enrich the lives of their future owners. As stated on their website, their Frenchies are top-ranked in the USA and achieved many awards. This breeder is AKC Breeder of Merit.
As they say on their website, their dogs do not live in a kennel, but in the house with the rest of the family. Every puppy is provided a consistent daily routine as well as top-quality vet care. With this breeder, you can be sure you are getting the healthiest and happiest Frenchie puppy that will bring joy into your life for many years.
If you are interested in this breeder, please visit their website.
French Bulldog Breeders in Ohio: Fayme French Bulldogs
This French Bulldog Breeder in Ohio is located in Cincinatti, OH. According to their website, they are a small breeder devoted to the preservation and improvement of the breed. They breed to the French Bulldog Standard and take great care of their dogs’ health. With every breeding dog, they perform thorough health tests to make sure the puppies are free from genetic diseases.
Website: http://www.faymefrenchbulldogs.com/
French Bulldog Breeders in Ohio: Dulet French Bulldogs
This breeder is located in Fairborn, OH. They have been involved with French Bulldogs since 2005. This breeder is a member of the French Bulldog Club of America (FBDCA), Ohio Valley French Bulldog Club, as well as Dayton Kennel Club. They are also AKC Breeder of Merit. According to their website, this breeder is very active in showing their dogs, particularly in conformation. They only occasionally have puppies for placement in families. If you are interested in learning more about this breeder, please visit their website.
French Bulldog Breeders in Ohio: Chambord Frenchies
This is another French Bulldog Breeder in Ohio, located in Hartville, OH. They have been breeding and showing Frenchies for over 16 years. This breeder is a member of the French Bull Dog Club of America. According to their website, they are focused on maintaining excellence within the French Bulldog breed. Please visit this breeder’s website if you are interested in their puppies.
Dreamland French Bulldogs
This Ohio French Bulldog breeder is located in Cleveland, OH. According to their website, they have been working with the breed for over 14 years and Frenchies have been a large part of their lives. They are a member of The French Bulldog Club of America and only breed the standard colors accepted by AKC. This breeder is also active (and successful) in showing their dogs. If you would like to enquire this breeder about their dogs or puppies, please visit their website.
Other reputable French Bulldog breeders in Ohio
Stellar French Bulldogs – New Paris, OH
www.stellarfrenchies.tripod.com
Demarteau French Bulldogs – Cleveland, OH
French Bulldog Breeders in Ohio: French Bulldog Owner Review (Teena and her Frenchie Maisie)
In this review, I’d like to share some of the upsides and downsides of owning this wonderful breed – French Bulldogs.
Our Frenchie’s name is Maisie, and she is pretty much my dream dog. I wanted to have a dog ever since I was a young child, but we always had cats instead. Finally, when I started living on my own (with my husband), I could fulfill my dream. And – oh miracle! – my father-in-law gave us Maisie as a birthday gift for me. (I may or may not have mentioned that I have been dreaming of owning a Frenchie).
I have never really even interacted with a Frenchie before Maisie, but I read a lot about them and was pretty much in love. When Maisie came to our home, the first thing she did was start harassing our cat and trying to get him to play with her. Day after the day we got more and more used to her and she got more and more used to us and the cat got used to being harassed. (They are best friends now).
I’d like to start with the positive sides of owning a Frenchie. (There are lots!) Of course, to us, one of the best things about Frenchies is that they are such loving, affectionate dogs. Once they accepted you as their owner, they will always want to be by your side and love you forever.
This breed has a very short coat which makes it very easy to take care of and also eliminates constant cleaning. You don’t even have to wash the dog too often – just if they get into something really dirty.
Frenchies are very intelligent. Not that other breeds are not intelligent but Frenchies have their own type of smart. They seem to understand everything you say to them and even the things you don’t say, just by the expression of your face. They always know what you want from them and if they do something wrong they always understand it (even if they pretend not to).
Frenchies are the calmest, least aggressive breed out there. They are not aggressive to other dogs or people (unless they are attacked). They love cats and other animals too and love children!
There are many more upsides about owning a Frenchie. They are just very lovable dogs and will enrich your life with their very presence.
Of course, as with anything, there are some downsides too. Or, rather, some nuances about this breed that you should remember if you are thinking of getting this dog.
First of all, this is a tricky breed when it comes to their health. They do not do well in extreme weather. They don’t do well in the cold but also can’t tolerate the heat either. With a Frenchie, you always have to watch their environment and make sure they don’t overheat or get too cold.
Unfortunately, this breed, in general, is susceptible to diseases and health conditions. A lot of it is due to the shape of their head and face as well as their airways. Their joints are also not their strongest side. You have to watch them carefully when they are younger to prevent them from climbing stairs or falling until their joints become stronger.
Frenchies are also very often susceptible to allergies. Especially chicken often seems to be a problem and any food brand that contains chicken.
French Bulldogs are like vacuums – they vacuum up everything that is left on the floor or any surface they can reach. Because of that, they very often end up with food poisoning, because they love eating something they are not supposed to. Needless to say, it can end up being quite stressful for the owner, if not for the dog.
Our Frenchie Maisie is also a chewing machine. She chews up everything in sight no matter how much chew toys and bones she has.
One downside we experience with Maisie is her leash behavior. She keeps pulling the leash when we take her for walks – we thought she would outgrow it after her puppy age but that hasn’t really happened yet. We don’t really know how to deal with that so we just let her be.
Overall this is a great little dog and a very good family companion. She will be with you through thick and thin and will make even a dark day brighter. Would I suggest you get a Frenchie? Yes, definitely. As long as you have the time, finances and patience to take care of a dog. It’s like having a child – lots of responsibility but also a wonderful experience and it’s something that you will love forever.
