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Puppies that are still available can be met in person from after 8 weeks old. By 8 weeks old (Which is when they are usually ready to leave our care) They will have had their first puppy vaccination to give them some protection. Please scroll down to understand more.
Please note puppies are ready to leave at 8 weeks old. So we ask that you please only ask to meet a ready to leave puppy if you are ready to purchase a puppy. If you are not ready to get a puppy please contact us and let us know when you will be looking at wanting to get a puppy and we should be able to give you some idea if we may have any litters expected around that time. As we have limited time between other jobs/obligations to make appointments for viewing for potential homes for "ready to leave" puppies we ask that you please only book meet and greets if you are ready for a puppy at that time.
Please read below to understand why viewing is only available after 8 weeks old, Thanks
Puppies do not receive their first vaccination until they are a minimum of 6 weeks old, prior to receiving their first vaccination we strictly do not allow anyone to come into contact with the puppies or the puppies environment to make sure our puppies are protected from deadly diseases which they have absolutely no immunity to prior to receiving their vaccinations (deadly infectious diseases can be transmitted via human contact).
Each vaccination a puppy receives takes 2 weeks to take its full affect, meaning a puppy does not have the best protection vaccinations can protect against deadly diseases until 2 weeks after its 3rd and final puppy vaccination that it receives at around 14 weeks of age. (This means even once you take your puppy home we strongly recommend not taking your puppy out and about until 2 weeks after its final puppy vaccination, this includes not having play dates with other peoples puppies/dogs if you cannot guarantee yourself that their puppy/dog is up to date with its vaccinations and has not been in contact with other dogs/puppies.)
So prior to 8 weeks old we strictly do not allow anyone to come into contact with our puppies on the chance that they might want to buy a puppy as our puppies health is our number one priority, this includes the health of puppies that have already been reserved by other people but are still in our care until their pick up dates. (As our puppies are around each other up until the day they leave for their forever homes, so risking ones health means risking the entire litters health which we will strictly will not do no matter the circumstance, sorry).
For this reason we have a Facebook page the link is at the top of this page. We regularly add photos and videos of ALL of our French Bulldogs. So you will get to see our Studs, our Females, our puppies (past and present) from birth up until when they leave us, a inside look into our daily lives at Frenchibulls French Bulldogs.
*** Puppies that are not yet ready to leave require a booking fee to be paid to reserve them, as no puppy will be put on hold or considered reserved/ sold without a booking fee having being paid to know the puppy is definitely spoken for. Their price remainder is not due until pick up if being picked up in person. Puppies going via flights/ road transport must be paid in full prior to their transport being booked. For more information on this please visit our Puppy Info & Pricing page.
Puppies that are still available after 8 weeks of age are available for viewing by appointment on days/ times that I do not already have other obligations. They are also available to be able to be picked up/ taken home with you at the time of viewing, with the puppies full price to be paid for at pick up.
The best way to confirm is to ask who the breeder is registered with (MDBA Master Dog Breeders & Associates or ANKC). You yourself than google these places and find their contact number yourself to make sure it's the right contact number.
Ask the Registry to confirm the prefix, name of the breed and their contact details (phone number / email address) you have been told match the ones that the registry have to make sure that 1. they are a registered breeder with that registry and 2. they are the real registered breeder and not someone using someone else's name. By checking the contact details are the same you know that it is the correct person you are in contact with.