Your future best friend is a Fohl Farm Puppy

Why we love French Bulldogs. They are so loving, cuddly, sweet, their bat ears and the pig noises. They are smart, comical, easy to travel with because of their small compact size. They are amazing with children. They can cheer you up on the darkest of days. They are athletic, love people so much and want to be with you. 

Our puppies are raised in our home where we live on a beautiful farm in the country. Where the puppies can roam, explore safely with us and play. We just cannot get enough of them and enjoy the love, entertainment, and companionship that they bring. Our puppies will roam freely and rest with us in our home.

All our puppies are registered with the American Kennel Club and are raised as part of the family, with unconditional love and care.

They are introduced to 3 small children, and our other pets in the process. They are started on potty training before they leave our home.

What you will get when you purchase from Fohl Farm Frenchies

• Vet Exam
• First Vaccination by a Vet
• Micro chipped
• Embark DNA Health Testing done on your puppy
• Lifetime Breeder Support
• Written Health Guarantee & Contract
• The puppies are with mom from the day they are born to the day they leave. Their mom teaches them manners, confidence and boundaries.

Our parent dogs have passed a rigorous selection and examination process before we started our elite breeding program to build the healthiest and most Frenchie-authentic gene pool for our Frenchies.

As a family we breed and raise superior quality puppies and strive for perfection, health, confirmation and as a bonus rare, luxurious colors such as the Blue and Blue Tan and cream.

Our adult dogs and puppies get the highest quality food and supplements to ensure immaculate health. They are checked by our vet on a weekly basis. Our purebred French bulldogs come with a Health Guarantee, that is valid against all genetic illnesses.

Spending months after birth with their caring mother and siblings ensures that Fohl Farm puppies develop a healthy dog-personality and a well -balanced nature. Before joining their new families.

Our Frenchies get all the puppy vaccinations, are dewormed and treated against parasites.

Choosing your puppy

After selecting your puppy. We send weekly updates of videos and pictures. Our puppies are sold DNA health tested wormed, vaccinated by a Veterinarian, Micro chipped, Along with a Spay/ Neuter Contract Health Guarantee. Puppies start at $4,100. They are priced according to their color, markings, and sex. Blues start at $4,5000-$6,500. Merle's start at $4,500-$7,500 and up. They are priced after they are born based on sex and coloring. Puppies will not be Held without a deposit. We reserve Farm visits to deposit holding clients. In order to protect our dogs from outside illness. 

Delivery & Flying Available. Deliver via car to Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio. We fly our puppies with Delta Airlines and hand deliver them to you at your nearest airport. We also can you meet you at the Cincinnati International airport (CVG) with your puppy. Please contact us with the form below or call to place a deposit on a Puppy.

We Require you Read and Sign the Health Guarantee before your puppy leaves Our Home. The contract is sent to you via Signaturely to digitally sign a few weeks before your puppy leaves our home. We do a $500 Non Refundable deposit. All payment associated payment fees are the responsibility of the purchaser. We accept The Cash app, Apple Pay, Pay Pal, Venmo OR you can mail us a check. The puppy's balance can be paid via Cash App, a bank transfer, cash, check or cashiers check.

Training & Socialization

  • First Month

    Our Frenchie puppies can play as much as they want and we raise them by teaching all the good manners among our older dogs and people, including children.

    We are raising the pups following ENS (Early Neurological Stimulation), Von Folocner's Way. and Rule of 7's. We are caring for our pups - your future furever friend, with unconditional love

    Training with our French Bulldog puppies begins around 3 weeks. Pups are taught to respond to a whistle, a snap or a hand clap.

    At 5 weeks we begin our "Rule of 7's" socialization and preparing the pups for their families.

    Crate training begins at 7 weeks.

    When it is time for our puppies to go to their forever home at 8 weeks old, they have a great start to these basic training standards.

    Day 22-28- single most important week in a puppy's lifetime:

    *Now aware of self-environment: he learns to accept discipline & learns submission.

    *Do touch conditioning every day this week: very quick touch of each puppy twice a day.

    *Introduce your dog to "puppy toys" of all different materials. Rubber, vinyl, plastic squeak toys, metal, glass (small brown vitamin pill bottles with no lid), Leather, and fabric (long sock tied in 2 knots). Do not skip this or any of the materials-it will give them a custom-built mind for any "job" they might have later in life.

    *Guard the puppies against trauma of any kind-the puppy can be moved for about 30 minutes to a new environment but keep the main environment the same and make sure they are there the most.

  • Second Month

    Day 29-35: Sound conditioning:

    * loud sounds 4 times times a day when puppies are sleeping, eating, playing, but NOT while they are looking at you or coming towards you.

    Day 36-42: "Following Response"

    5 minutes daily per pup up to week 7 with no one around:
    *Take each pup separately to a large grassy area. Place pup on grass and walk away without speaking or looking. Go 10ft, stop, face the pup, and wait quietly.

    *Clap hands, move body back and forth until he/she sees you and approaches.

    *Hold the pups head in your hands for 3-4 seconds, then walk away slowly again.

    *Repeat over and over until the pup follows you when you walk away.
Continue sound conditioning & Introduce new people and animals - we have horses, bunnies, chickens and dogs we will introduce our frenchie pups to.

    We socialize our pups from birth to help ensure that you get the sweetest addition to your family. We specialize in matching the right puppy to your home, choosing a puppy for you based on your family. lifestyle, and activities.

    Our 7 steps to socializing our pups include:

    Eaten from at least 7 different containers • Been held and petted by at least 7 different people • Taken at least 7 one-mile car rides • Been in a crate at least 7 times • Played with at least 7 different kinds of toys • Walked on at least 7 different substrates (grass, gravel, concrete, sawdust, hardwood, tile, carpet etc.)

  • The French Bulldog is a small breed of domestic dog. "Frenchies" were the result in the 1800s of a cross between bulldog ancestors imported from England and local ratters in Paris. In 2014, they were the fourth most popular registered dog in the United Kingdom and in the U.S. the ninth most popular AKC registered dog breed. The Source Wikipedia

  • The shorter breathing system of the French bulldog is also what puts them at such a strong risk for "Heat Stroke". Shorter airways = less possibility of cooling the air which the dogs draws into it's body. Never, ever underestimate these dogs susceptibility to heat stroke. Limit their exposure to temperatures which you might personally find only mildly hot. Be conscious of the proximity to hot pavement.

    NEVER leave a Frenchie in a locked car even in warm weather. They should always have lots of access to fresh water, shade, and cool areas to escape from the heat. You should always be alert and be prepared with the things you need to save your dogs life.

    Just as it's cousin the English Bulldog, they are not good swimmers and can not take excessive heat or cold.

  • Frenchies overheat EASILY and should NEVER EVER be left in a car. **see Heat Stroke in above question**

    Never leave your Frenchie in a yard UNATTENDED! They are prime dogs to be stolen. They also can get bit by a bee or wasp, even a snake and have an allergic reaction, which could lead to swelling and breathing difficulties as well as death.

    Frenchies can have expensive veterinary needs due to their being brachycephalic.

    Frenchies cannot swim (well most of them) and should not be around water unsupervised, ever.

    Frenchies DO SNORE

  • In order to breed high quality French Bulldogs it is not cheap. We do DNA Health Testing on All of Our dogs and puppies thru Embark. We also have Our dogs hips, heart, and elbows tested at 2 years of Age.

    There is a great deal of time, research, effort and expense involved in raising a bulldog litter. It can cost around $8,000- $11,000 to breed, deliver and raise a litter without consideration for the time invested. The average litter size is about 2-5 puppies, getting a female ready for breeding requires ovulation testing, approximately 3-4 trips to the vet. Usually the female is artificially inseminated, more trips to the vet, not to mention the cost of the stud.

    Then you wait four weeks for ultrasound/x rays which can cost from $225-$250 depending on the vet, this is important to be sure that the female is pregnant. Special diets and constant monitoring for the next five weeks, plus getting the nursery ready with all the necessary tools, whelping box can cost around $500-$800 depending on the size, besides all that you need towels, bottles, heating pads, blankets medical supplies, milk replacement, puppy weight scale and the list goes on.

    Then comes the C-SECTION which can cost up to $3,500. We Always Need A C-SECTION! French Bulldogs' heads are very large and can get stuck. Raising a litter is exhausting yet enjoyable. We watch the puppies around the Clock until the puppies are 4 weeks old and then you can take a short break :) You have to constantly watch the mother and the puppies (until 4 weeks) so the mother doesn’t accidentally lay on one of her pups. The puppies are usually checked 3-4 times by the vet during the 9 weeks including deworming, shots and health tests.

  • French Bulldogs originated from England, France. The first French Bulldogs were brought to America in 1885 by wealthy Society ladies.

    What Is The AKC Definition For French Bulldogs?

    The American Kennel Club or AKC for short, describes French Bulldogs as "an active, intelligent, muscular dog, with a smooth coat, compact medium build, and they are expressive, alert, and curious. They are the #1 most popular AKC ranking dog as of 2022.

  • The Best Food for Your Dog

    We all want to feed the best food to our furry friend. Where do you start when looking for the best food?

    Has the food you are feeding or are considering been recalled? You can look here on the FDA’s website. https://www.fda.gov/animal-veterinary/safety-health/recalls-withdrawals

    Where is the pet food or treats made? Is it made in China? Thousands of pets have died or suffered thanks to poisonous or contaminated food and treats. https://time.com/107922/china-pet-food-contamination-recall-video/

    Avoid Rawhides they are a choking Hazard filled with chemicals and made in China.

    Avoid Greenies I have a friend that had her French Bulldog choke and die eating a Greenies.

    Is your Vet recommending a particular brand? Interestingly enough Mars the candy company owns all VCA as well as 9 other Veterinarian offices and diagnostics labs. Mars also owns 29 different pet food and treats companies. https://www.mars.com/made-by-mars/petcare

    Grain free or raw diets ? Did you know that a grain free / raw diets are linked to deadly heart disease, Dilated Cardiomyopathy, aka, DCM ? The journal of Veterinarian medicine does not recommend grain free or raw diets. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jvim.16397

    Artificial Preservatives in Dog Food? Yes, pet food has a 2-year shelf life thanks to preservatives. Ethoxyquin, butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA) and butylated hydroxytoluene (BHT).

    Having problems finding pet food shortages? After doing my research I decided on buying my Food directly from the dog food manufacture to ensure freshness made and sent to me within 6 weeks of it being made. I found that I never have to worry about supply chain issues when buying direct. I also have the peace of mind of knowing if there ever is a recall the manufacturer can directly contact me.

    Here is what food I feed my pets. https://tlcpetfood.com/nutrition/magnumfrenchbulldogs

  • A deposit of 20% is required at the time of signing the contract in order to reserve your puppy. All deposits are non-refundable, non-transferable, but will go towards your total value.

    Payments are made quickly and safely. All services and product sales are final, as we do not offer any refunds. 

    Any overdraft fees are not the responsibility of this business.

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