A chocolate or blue Frenchie puppy may cost $5,000, a lilac may cost $7,000, and an Isabella (new, rare shade) may cost $20,000.īreeders will price their Frenchie puppies much higher if the pups come from champion bloodlines. (These rare colored puppies can be AKC registered as they are pure breed French Bulldogs, but their colors may not be recognized.) Breeders who market rare or exotic colors typically price their Frenchie puppies much higher depending on coat color. Other rare of exotic colors include blue, pure black, merle, chocolate, sable, tan, lilac, Isabella, and platinum. Acceptable markings through AKC include black shadings, black masks, white markings, piebald, and ticking. AKC recognizes only certain Breed Standard Colors: cream, white, fawn, and brindle. Standard color French bulldogs are generally less expensive than “rare” or “exotic colors” (not considering pedigree). The price for a Frenchie puppy with “Full Breeding Rights” is much higher than the price for “Pet” (sometimes by $2,000-$3,000).Ĭoat color is also a major factor in the cost of a Frenchie puppy.
Many breeder contracts specify the requirement to spay/neuter the Frenchie puppy who is sold as “Pet”. Limited registration also makes a Frenchie ineligible for breeding competitions in certain dog shows. Limited Registration means that your Frenchie puppy is registered with AKC but any puppies that are born from your male or female with limited registration cannot be registered with AKC. Full Breeding Rights is Full Registration with AKC which will enable the Frenchie buyer to retain the right to breed the male or female at maturity and use the pedigree/bloodline recorded through AKC to register resulting puppies. Some breeders provide two prices, one for “Full Breeding Rights” and one for “Pet” with Limited Registration. The price of an AKC registered French Bulldog also depends on many factors. What used to be the average cost of $1,500-$3,000 is now $3,000-$4,000 for a standard color puppy. With the high demand, they have also increased in cost.
French Bulldogs have exploded in popularity over the last 15 years.
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