Don\u2019t look for a puppy that you love, look for a breeder that you love.<\/h1><\/div><\/div><\/div>![](\"https:\/\/frenchbulldogclubnsw.asn.au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/11\/340.jpg\" "\\"340\\"")
<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Tips to help you find a great puppy<\/h1><\/div>French Bulldogs are in demand and finding a puppy may prove difficult.\u00a0 Here are some tips:<\/p>\n
\n- You are making a long-term commitment so don’t settle on the first breeder you find – make sure you choose a reputable breeder.<\/li>\n
- Anyone can put two dogs together and call themselves a breeder but that doesn’t necessarily make them responsible or reputable.<\/li>\n
- An ethical and responsible breeder breeds to improve the health and quality of the French Bulldog, not just to produce a product for sale.<\/li>\n
- They know their dogs, have an in depth knowledge of bloodlines, study pedigrees and health test their breeding stock.<\/li>\n
- Reputable breeders are members of a State controlling body such as\u00a0Dogs NSW<\/a>\u00a0and are also members of a French Bulldog breed club.<\/li>\n
- Avoid responding to advertisements in free on-line classified sites.\u00a0 Scammers and backyard breeders use these sites.<\/li>\n
- Registered breeders in NSW must include their Dogs NSW membership number in all advertisements offering dogs or puppies for sale.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
To find a reputable breeder the best place to start is to check the\u00a0breeder listings<\/a> on this site.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>![](\"https:\/\/frenchbulldogclubnsw.asn.au\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/11\/PuppyBooklet2017-e1668488351273.jpg\" "\\"PuppyBooklet2017\\"")
<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>Puppy Booklet<\/h1><\/div>Thanks to Dr Karen Hedberg BVSc the Club has produced a fabulous Puppy Booklet.<\/p>\n
Breed specific and an invaluable guide to caring for your new puppy, this booklet contains a short history and introduction to the breed, with a section on general appearance.<\/p>\n
The general health section contains advice about frenchie problems <\/strong>such as puppy regurgitation and\/or pyloric stenosis, snortling\/reverse sneezing and management of brachycaphalic (flat-faced) breeds in hot weather<\/strong>. There are sections for new owners on diet, vaccinations and worming. Basic obedience and show training advice are also included together with a part about transporting your dogs<\/strong>.<\/p>\n38 pages of practical information to try to help with responsible French Bulldog ownership. If you are researching the breed, this booklet is highly recommended.<\/p>\n
Available now for only $8.00 each (incl post & packing within Australia).<\/p>\n
Order from Jenny Roberts ph 0409 155 477 or email Jenny<\/a><\/p>\n
<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Tips to help you find a great puppy<\/h1><\/div>French Bulldogs are in demand and finding a puppy may prove difficult.\u00a0 Here are some tips:<\/p>\n
\n- You are making a long-term commitment so don’t settle on the first breeder you find – make sure you choose a reputable breeder.<\/li>\n
- Anyone can put two dogs together and call themselves a breeder but that doesn’t necessarily make them responsible or reputable.<\/li>\n
- An ethical and responsible breeder breeds to improve the health and quality of the French Bulldog, not just to produce a product for sale.<\/li>\n
- They know their dogs, have an in depth knowledge of bloodlines, study pedigrees and health test their breeding stock.<\/li>\n
- Reputable breeders are members of a State controlling body such as\u00a0Dogs NSW<\/a>\u00a0and are also members of a French Bulldog breed club.<\/li>\n
- Avoid responding to advertisements in free on-line classified sites.\u00a0 Scammers and backyard breeders use these sites.<\/li>\n
- Registered breeders in NSW must include their Dogs NSW membership number in all advertisements offering dogs or puppies for sale.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
To find a reputable breeder the best place to start is to check the\u00a0breeder listings<\/a> on this site.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>Puppy Booklet<\/h1><\/div>Thanks to Dr Karen Hedberg BVSc the Club has produced a fabulous Puppy Booklet.<\/p>\n
Breed specific and an invaluable guide to caring for your new puppy, this booklet contains a short history and introduction to the breed, with a section on general appearance.<\/p>\n
The general health section contains advice about frenchie problems <\/strong>such as puppy regurgitation and\/or pyloric stenosis, snortling\/reverse sneezing and management of brachycaphalic (flat-faced) breeds in hot weather<\/strong>. There are sections for new owners on diet, vaccinations and worming. Basic obedience and show training advice are also included together with a part about transporting your dogs<\/strong>.<\/p>\n38 pages of practical information to try to help with responsible French Bulldog ownership. If you are researching the breed, this booklet is highly recommended.<\/p>\n
Available now for only $8.00 each (incl post & packing within Australia).<\/p>\n
Order from Jenny Roberts ph 0409 155 477 or email Jenny<\/a><\/p>\n
French Bulldogs are in demand and finding a puppy may prove difficult.\u00a0 Here are some tips:<\/p>\n
- \n
- You are making a long-term commitment so don’t settle on the first breeder you find – make sure you choose a reputable breeder.<\/li>\n
- Anyone can put two dogs together and call themselves a breeder but that doesn’t necessarily make them responsible or reputable.<\/li>\n
- An ethical and responsible breeder breeds to improve the health and quality of the French Bulldog, not just to produce a product for sale.<\/li>\n
- They know their dogs, have an in depth knowledge of bloodlines, study pedigrees and health test their breeding stock.<\/li>\n
- Reputable breeders are members of a State controlling body such as\u00a0Dogs NSW<\/a>\u00a0and are also members of a French Bulldog breed club.<\/li>\n
- Avoid responding to advertisements in free on-line classified sites.\u00a0 Scammers and backyard breeders use these sites.<\/li>\n
- Registered breeders in NSW must include their Dogs NSW membership number in all advertisements offering dogs or puppies for sale.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
To find a reputable breeder the best place to start is to check the\u00a0breeder listings<\/a> on this site.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div>Puppy Booklet<\/h1><\/div>
Thanks to Dr Karen Hedberg BVSc the Club has produced a fabulous Puppy Booklet.<\/p>\n
Breed specific and an invaluable guide to caring for your new puppy, this booklet contains a short history and introduction to the breed, with a section on general appearance.<\/p>\n
The general health section contains advice about frenchie problems <\/strong>such as puppy regurgitation and\/or pyloric stenosis, snortling\/reverse sneezing and management of brachycaphalic (flat-faced) breeds in hot weather<\/strong>. There are sections for new owners on diet, vaccinations and worming. Basic obedience and show training advice are also included together with a part about transporting your dogs<\/strong>.<\/p>\n
38 pages of practical information to try to help with responsible French Bulldog ownership. If you are researching the breed, this booklet is highly recommended.<\/p>\n
Available now for only $8.00 each (incl post & packing within Australia).<\/p>\n
Order from Jenny Roberts ph 0409 155 477 or email Jenny<\/a><\/p>\n