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Frenchton1 hour
Frenchton7 weeksMale
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🌷 Spring is the perfect time for new beginnings—and a new puppy to love!
I am a Frenchton puppy! I was born on February 3rd and I will be ready for my forever home on March 31st! I have been family raised on a farm in the country around children. I have had my shots and de-wormers. I will be 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.
My Mom is Tina a Boston Terrier and my Dad is a French Bulldog.
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. It is also important not to overexert this breed due to its facial structure, they are brachycephalic. This means that their faces give the appearance of being squished in. Due to this they can have issues with breathing when overexerted as well as in hot weather. Frenchtons are great with children. 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. Due to the bodily structure of the Frenchton it is extremely important to keep them away from water, for they cannot swim. They also need to avoid extremes in weather, whether too hot or too cold. 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.
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Litter details
LocationMillersburg, Ohio
Puppies in litter3 male / 2 female
BreedFrenchton
GenerationF1
Age7 weeks
Ready to LeaveMar 30, 2026
SexMale
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm treatedVet checkedParents are health testedRegistered
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Adv. TypeFor sale
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Pros
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.
