French Bulldog Colors
Blue Brindle French Bulldog Puppies
Like the Blue Fawn, the Blue Brindle French Bulldog has the same double recessive dilute genes. A copy of these genes are carried over – one from each parent. The result is a gorgeous gray color base with a noticeable blue shade. But what really sets them apart from the Blue Fawn is the brindle…
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The Blue Fawn Frenchie is truly a spectacular sight that few have the opportunity to ever witness. They’re unique, beautiful and a little exotic. The blue is the result of a recessive black dilution gene. Blue Fawn French Bulldogs have a double recessive dilute gene, as well astwo genes with the fawn coloring. The “blue”…
Read MorePiebald French Bulldogs
The Piebald or “Pied” pattern is another popular coloring for these amazing little dogs. A piebald Frenchie needs to have at least 50% coloring or patches of white and another color. In addition, the other color needs to be present on the dog’s head, neck and body. We call this a “dappled” coat color, which…
Read MoreFawn French Bulldog Puppies
Frenchies with a fawn color can come in a tan, or with a reddish-caramel. Others call it a “light brown.” The spectrum can range with a Fawn Frenchie, but typically it’s anywhere between the tan and red. It’s certainly a common color, as seen in many other dog breeds like the Great Dane, Beagle, Bloodhound…
Read MoreCream French Bulldogs
The cream color of the French Bulldog is pretty self-explanatory. They have a solid coat with the signature eggshell color seen in the base of the pied Frenchie. Again, cream is not a color exclusive to French Bulldogs. For example, it’s much more common with a Golden Retriever. It’s worth noting that a Cream Frenchie…
Read MoreFluffy French Bulldogs
When most people think of French Bulldogs, they envision a small, compact dog with short, smooth hair. However, there is a lesser-known variation of the breed that is gaining popularity – the fluffy French Bulldog. Fluffy French Bulldogs, also known as long-haired French Bulldogs, have a longer and thicker coat than the standard French Bulldog.…
Read MoreFrench Bulldog Colors
French Bulldogs are known for their distinct and unique coat colors. The American Kennel Club (AKC) recognizes several different color variations for French Bulldogs. Here is a list of all the French Bulldog color variations recognized by the AKC: It’s important to note that some color variations, such as merle and chocolate, are not recognized…
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