Female Frenchie EABKC

French Bulldog puppy from European exotic / Bully lines. 

EABKC registered.

She is healthy and ready for new home.

Also very friendly with people and loves playing with children. We wanted to keep her from our previous litter, but we already have two dogs and it turned out to be too small for three, so we have to sell her.

Mother - Tosia is our family pet. comes from established European bully lines.

Father – Duke (Lilac Merle)

Is registered with two kennel clubs.

He shows all the champions in his family with the FWKC. He is a European show champion, and his previous puppies have already won dog shows.

Offspring are winning placings at local shows and breeder club events (non-IKC/FCI).

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