- Stevensville, Montana 59870
- Monday - Saturday BY APPOINTMENT
- 406-239-4223
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We are proud to have a Quality Breeding Program, raising and training healthy, happy, and beautiful French Bulldogs.
We wanted to build a program that would build strong bones, and excellent structure in our parents as well as our puppies.
Your Frenchie's health is guaranteed.
When your dog is healthy, it shows.
Our puppies go home completely up to date with their shots and health check from our awesome Veterinarian, Dr. Trevor Ferguson.
You can read our health guarantee and contract at any time on our Available Puppies link. We are completely transparent.
We start training our puppies early. We start them on potty pads and transition to go outside. So many groups have complaints about potty training a Frenchie puppy, so we work to make sure all you have to do is show them.
Our puppies are super smart that way!
We only want good experiences for both our puppies and their new families.
We have to admit, don't try this with lots of puppies at the same time! We didn't know what a maypole was until we did! lol Seriously though, using size appropriate harnesses and leashes make the experience so much fun!
We have found that the RAW diet is the best. After trying several highly recommended brands, my dogs were not at their best. Changing to RAW was the very best decision we made for our program.
Grooming is such an important component to our furbabies, from cleaning their little bottoms, cleaning their ears, brushing their coats, clipping their nails, and using nose balm regularly. We want to help educate you on the care of your new puppy!
Our Frenchies are AKC (American Kennel Club) registered and part of the AKC Bred with H.E.A.R.T. program.
The AKC says, “The first step in finding your perfect puppy is to find a breeder you trust and we make that easy: just look for breeders who are members of our AKC Bred with H.E.A.R.T. program. Breeders that participate in the AKC Bred with H.E.A.R.T. program pledge to uphold the program values of health, education, accountability, responsibility, and tradition.”
