Meet Rami LG Frenchies

I am a French Bulldog Conservationist, meaning I raise French Bulldogs and try to preserve the traits that I believe make the breed so adorable. I fell in love with these little rollie pollie dogs and I decided this was "It" for me! And that's where my addiction began...and it's still going strong. My goal is to breed healthy, quality French Bulldog puppies, that are prepared for an easy transition to your home. My breeding program is based on not only the physical features that I find attractive, but also on the structure that should keep your pet and companion healthy into old age. And that is a balancing act. Each adult dog has had numerous health checks and screenings completed by my veterinarians as they grow from puppy to adult. And each time they produce puppies, the puppies are examined to assure that the parents are producing the best attributes possible that we can measure under 8 weeks of age. Each adult is continually accessed for how they fit into my breeding program. I want to know that 1.) each dog is happy (i.e. happy living in a kennel, getting along with their "room" mates, likes having puppies & "mothering", etc.) 2.) each dog can handle the physical strain of reproduction (i.e. the adults "bounce" back to a normal weight, coat, & eating habits within two months after the weaning of a litter of puppies or for the studs, within two months of a heavy breeding cycle). As the adult dogs age, all of these factors can change and with the mothers, things can change litter by litter. This is why I re-evaluate each dog repeatedly over the entire time that they are with me. I like to retire my adults by four years of age so that they can enjoy the majority of their life as a loved family companion and couch potato. Sometimes retirement comes earlier than expected, which is why I often hold back puppies for myself. In every litter that I breed, there is a potential breeding candidate for the next generation and each cross is meant to move my breeding program forward. Each breeding is an experiment to see if the physical traits or bloodlines of the parents will hold true and will show up in the next generation. It takes no special skill to just breed an average French Bulldog and I am not interested in producing the "average" Frenchie. Being a truly good breeder is very much a special combination of knowledge, skill, and having an "eye" for a well put together dog (even if you can not put what you are looking for into words). Breeding a superior French Bulldog is an art and my passion.