Health-minded care
Both parents have completed health testing. Each puppy follows an age-appropriate vaccination and deworming schedule before going home.
Current litter
Frenchton puppies
for Colorado families.
Six little personalities are growing up in our home, ready to bring their own warmth, comedy, and companionship to the right families.
Our current litter is expected to be ready for forever homes in December 2026. Four waiting-list spots remain.
6
Frenchton puppies in our current litter
December 2026
Expected timing for forever homes
4 spots
Currently open on the deposit-based waiting list
A thoughtful beginning
Raised close to
real life.
Bringing home a puppy should feel exciting, but it should also feel considered. Our Frenchton puppies begin life around the everyday rhythm of our family, with care, attention, and plenty of time to simply be little dogs.
We raise this litter with the hope of making thoughtful matches, not quick decisions. That means getting to know the families who reach out, sharing what we know as each puppy grows, and talking honestly about the commitment ahead. A puppy is not a short season. They are a family member for years to come.
Frenchtons bring together French Bulldog charm and Boston Terrier spirit. Each puppy will grow into an individual, so the right home is about more than a photo or a first impression. It is about a family’s day-to-day life, the kind of companion they hope for, and the care they are ready to offer.
Meet the parents
One big-hearted
little family.
Max is our fluffy French Bulldog, and Stella is our Boston Terrier. Their pairing began with care for health, conformation, and personality, never with a trend or a color alone.
Both parents have completed health testing. The puppies’ results are pending, and we welcome questions about the information we have, what it means, and what each family should consider before making a commitment.
Meet Max, Stella, and the litterWhat your puppy receives
Care that carries
into homecoming.
A prepared start
Families receive the paperwork needed for a confident first chapter, including microchipping and enrollment in AKC Reunite’s lost pet recovery service.
Lifetime connection
Questions do not end at homecoming. Families can reach out as their puppy grows, whether the moment calls for practical guidance or a friendly check-in.
We are exploring pet health insurance for each puppy. The provider, eligibility, coverage, and duration are still being finalized, and we will confirm the details with matched families before puppies go home.
Read more about our health and care approachBefore you bring a puppy home
The little things that make a big difference.
A good match is not about having a picture-perfect house or knowing everything on day one. It is about being ready to make room for a young dog with curiosity, energy, and a deep need to belong.
As the litter grows, we get to know the puppies as individuals. Some may be more playful, some more observant, and all will keep changing. Sharing your family’s hopes and everyday routine gives us a more meaningful place to begin than choosing from a photo alone.
Time to settle in
The first days and weeks are a chance for your puppy to learn the rhythm of your home. Mealtimes, rest, short play sessions, gentle guidance, and quiet time close to their people all help a young dog feel secure. Families who plan for that slower beginning often find the adjustment feels more manageable for everyone.
Room for a real dog
Frenchtons are companion-minded dogs. They need ordinary moments with their people, not a perfect routine. Before reaching out, it can help to think about workdays, travel, other pets, children, and who will be around during the day. An honest picture of daily life helps us have a better conversation about what kind of start will serve your family well.
Questions are welcome
We believe families should feel comfortable asking direct questions about health testing, puppy care, going-home timing, and the realities of life with a Frenchton. Choosing a breeder should feel like the beginning of a relationship, not a rushed transaction. We will share what we know, say plainly what is still developing, and make space for the questions that matter to you.
A lifetime of care
Every puppy becomes an adult dog, with changing needs and a personality all their own. That long view shapes the way we place our puppies. It also shapes our lifetime return commitment: if circumstances ever make it impossible for a family to care for their dog, the dog comes back to us. Their safety always comes first.
Colorado days, ordinary moments
Whether your favorite days involve neighborhood walks, a quiet afternoon at home, or a family adventure in the mountains, a puppy’s best life is built in small, steady moments. We care most about finding a home where a Frenchton can be included, cared for, and loved as part of the family’s real everyday life.
Homecoming is a beginning
There is a lot of excitement around bringing home a puppy, and there is also a learning curve. Patience, consistency, and a willingness to ask for help go a long way. We want matched families to feel prepared for the first week while also knowing that no family has to have every answer in advance. The relationship grows one ordinary day at a time. The goal is not perfection. It is a steady, loving place for your puppy to learn, rest, play, and become part of the family.
Finding the right fit
A calm, clear path
to your puppy.
Tell us about your home
Begin with our application or a conversation. We want to hear about your household, your routine, and the life you hope to share with a dog.
Get to know the litter
We will share what we are seeing as the puppies grow and talk through the questions that matter to your family.
Prepare for homecoming
Once the match feels right, we will help you prepare for the move from our home to yours and the first days together.
Our waiting list requires a deposit. With six puppies in this litter, four spots are currently open.
Start Your ApplicationA promise for life
Every dog always has a way home.
Life can change in ways none of us expect. If a family is ever unable to care for one of our dogs, for any reason and at any age, our contract requires that dog to come back to us. Never a shelter. Never another family.
This no-questions-asked return commitment is about the dog’s safety and future. It is kept separate from the purchase itself: the puppy price is firm, and returning a dog does not include a refund.
Frequently asked questions
A few good questions
to begin with.
When will the puppies be ready to go home?
Our current litter is expected to be ready for forever homes in December 2026. We will share the specific homecoming timing with matched families as the puppies grow.
How do I ask about a puppy?
Start with our family application or send us a note about the home and life you hope to share. We are happy to answer questions and talk through fit.
Do you have a waiting list?
Yes. Our waiting list requires a deposit. There are six puppies in the current litter and four remaining waiting-list spots as of October 2026.
What if we can no longer care for our dog?
Our contract requires a dog to come back to us at any age and for any reason if a family can no longer care for them. This lifetime return commitment does not include a refund.
The next step
Ready to meet
your little shadow?
Tell us about your family, your home, and the companion you are hoping to welcome.
Ask About the Litter