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Lilac and tan French Bulldogs are a relatively new and rare color variation of the French Bulldog breed. These dogs have a unique coat color that is a light lavender or lilac color with tan markings, giving them a distinctive and eye-catching appearance. In this article, we will discuss Lilac and tan French Bulldogs and…

Platinum French Bulldog puppies are a rare and sought-after color variation of the French Bulldog breed. These adorable puppies have a coat color that is a unique shade of light gray or silver, making them stand out from other French Bulldogs. In this article, we will discuss Platinum French Bulldog puppies and what makes them…

Lilac Merle is another very rare coat variety. Merle Frenchies have hundreds of markings on their coats and can come in the form of tiger stripes, spots, or patches. These come in different colors and patterns and are determined by heredity and genetics. Health issues can occur when two merle dogs are bred, therefore breeders…

sabella French Bulldogs are a relatively rare color variation of the French Bulldog breed. These dogs have a unique coat color that is a light fawn or beige color with a bluish-gray tint, giving them a distinctive and striking appearance. In this article, we will discuss Isabella French Bulldogs and what makes them so special.…

It’s not difficult to explain what this is – they’re literally solid black French Bulldogs without any other markings. You can expect the coat to be glossy and smooth without any brindling at all. They’re just solid black. Despite being a non-standard color, Black Frenchies are fairly popular. It’s a classic look, and you can’t…

Chocolate colored Frenchies are similar to Blue Frenchies, in the sense that they are a base color for French Bulldogs. For example, Chocolate Frenchies also come in Chocolate Brindle and Chocolate Pied. However, these colors are arguably even more rare than the others on this list. It’s because, like the blue color, the chocolate color comes…

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…

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”…

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…