Hello, me, and my husband have been doing this for about 15years now. And they are home raised in the house, never in a kennel. Except when they're very little are socialized, with all the other dogs in the house. They are up-to-date on all their shots and vaccinations. And they have been dewormed properly. As you can see in the pictures, they are very healthy looking for a poppy that will be filled with joy. This is where you need to go. As of now, they are paper trained
Is a red fawn
Adv. ID:OMO6X4EIN
Litter details
LocationStruthers, Ohio
Puppies in litter2 male / 1 female
BreedFrenchton
Ready to LeaveAug 9, 2026
Age6 weeks, 2 days
GenerationF2
SexFemale
Health & Docs
Vaccinations up to dateParents are health testedVet checkedMicrochipped by collection dateRegisteredWorm treated
Frenchtons excel in smaller spaces due to their compact size, moderate exercise requirements, and relatively quiet nature.
These dogs form exceptionally strong bonds with all family members and demonstrate remarkable patience with children of all ages.
Unlike high-energy breeds, Frenchtons are content with 30-45 minutes of daily activity broken into short sessions.
Frenchtons inherit solid intelligence from both parent breeds and show eagerness to please, making them relatively straightforward to train with positive reinforcement.
Cons
Despite breeding efforts to improve health, Frenchtons remain susceptible to serious conditions including Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome, spinal problems, eye issues, and joint disorders.
Their compressed airways make Frenchtons extremely vulnerable to overheating and respiratory distress during physical activity or in warm weather.
While generally eager to please, Frenchtons can inherit the French Bulldog's independent streak, leading to selective hearing during training sessions.