Description

“Warning: One look and you’re smitten! Frenchton pups available now.”

Look at me! I am a Frenchton puppy! My Mom is Roxy a Frenchton and my Dad is Stewart a French Bulldog. I was born on April 27th and I will be ready for my forever home on June 22nd! I have been family raised on a mini farm in the country around children. I have had my shots and dewormers. I have been checked by a veterinarian and microchipped. For more information or to schedule a visit with me, please contact John Monday through Saturday. All Sunday calls will be returned on Monday.

I will come with my vet and shot record, puppy food, and collar.

We would be happy to help you with setting up transportation and shipping of your puppy if needed at an additional cost.

This charming, little mixed breed between a French Bulldog and a Boston Terrier was developed during the 1990s and bred for companionship. The Frenchton is also known as a Froston, Frenchbo, Faux Frenchbo, Boston Frenchie, Frenchie Terrier, Bulldog Terrier, and a Boston Bulldog. This breed is easy-going, intelligent, fun-loving, and friendly. They are great for apartment living, large families, and new dog owners. This breed needs about 30 minutes of exercise a day as well as some play time, and then they are ready to snuggle. Frenchtons are great with children, but due to their being on the smaller size supervision is advised as it is with any dog. The Frenchton can sometimes be a bit stubborn so early training and socialization would be important. They do get along with other pets, but may not be as happy with other dogs in the home. Therefore introducing the Frenchton as a puppy to other dogs in the home is crucial, however, they do prefer to be the main canine in the home. The Frenchton is generally 9-15 inches high, usually weighs 15-25 pounds, and typically has a lifespan of 8-15 years. This breed is generally a mix of white, black, cream, or brown, and sometimes brindle. Their coat is short and smooth, and easy to care for, just a few brushes each week. Even though they have a short coat they do shed a lot, so this breed may not be the best for allergy sufferers. It is also important to keep their eyes and ears clean, as well as their nails trimmed. Due to the Frenchton being a small breed they are prone to dental issues so great care needs to be taken with their oral health. Brushing their teeth a few times a week is essential. This delightful breed is ordinarily healthy and with routine veterinary visits should live a long and happy life.