FRENCHTON PUPPIES (Central Point, OR)

FRENCHTON PUPPIES

Whelped on October 28th we have 2 females and 1 (special needs ) male. They will be ready for new homes (earliest at 8 weeks) just a few days before Christmas through New Years. Sire is AKC French bulldog - 32-35 lbs. Dam is Frenchton (7 8 Bulldog 1 8 Boston. 28-30 lbs). Parents on site. Puppies will come with Veterinary Health Certificate puppy pack toys food for several days harness and leash (for a bit older) collar all age-appropriate shots dewormed and well socialized. Recommendations for the seller upon request. Application required - so we know about the families who will love our babies. Serious inquiries only. Deposit required to hold. Cash Venmo.Female 1 Lucy is Fawn with black mask black toes. She is an instigator She s playful and curious loves to wrestle and tumble with her siblings. She wants to be the center of attention. I would consider her the alpha puppy. She demonstrates confidence. She is a snuggler too content to be warm next to her person. She was the first to climb out of the puppy crate and doesn t want to miss anything happening She loves the new taste of solid food 2900.Female 2 Ethel is sable with gray-silver mask. She loves to chase Lucy around the crate and bite on her brother s ears wrestle him and sit on him. She has the cutest growl and the most playful bark. She is the first one to the food dish and smacks when she eats. Ethel is an observer and is calm when held will tuck her head in your elbow and take a nap. She gives kisses. She was the first one walking and jumps and hops about the pen. She delights in the tennis ball. She has a stockier body than Lucy. 3000. Male Fred is cream with a small white blaze on his forehead that almost looks like a heart. He is a calm little guy but vocal He gets frustrated because he was born with a club foot. The will and the heart is there and he loves to play We have consulted with our Vet Dr Kevin Starnes and Veterinary Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. John Davies about his leg foot. He has had x-rays. It is not causing him pain. He is using that leg to push himself up and get his strong leg under him. There are no other deformities found in any other legs organs or bone structures. Vet s have verified he will be a great dog and strongly recommend he NOT JUMP on off beds or furniture or be in a home with stairs (True for all Frenchies ) 1500. We live in Southern Oregon. Thank you for your time. Please no soliciting.