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Dedicated to excellence

what excellence is

At Excuse Chi French, dog breeder excellence isn’t just a phrase, it’s our core philosophy. We are dedicated to raising French Bulldogs with unparalleled care, love, and attention. Our commitment to excellence means ensuring our dogs are healthy, happy, and well-socialized from birth. We adhere to the highest standards in breeding practices, prioritizing the well-being of our dogs and their future owners.

Each French Bulldog is given a nurturing environment, proper nutrition, and regular veterinary check-ups to guarantee they are at their best. At Excuse Chi French, we believe that excellence is reflected in every wagging tail and contented bark, as we strive to connect loving families with their perfect furry companions.

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Healthy Dogs

Fed Premium Food

1st Vaccination Includded

American Kennel Club Certified

Affordable

Exoctic Colors

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Exotic Healthy puppies

Healthy puppies with exotic eye and coat color. Premium breed.

no third party breeding

All pups are breed with owners of Excuse Chi French. No third party breeders are involved.

DNA testing

Genetic testing has been completed on both parents to ensure you are getting the dog you paid for.

What you can expect

Puppy health checks

Ensuring puppies are healthy, vaccinated, and dewormed before going to their new homes. Every puppy undergoes a thorough examination by a licensed veterinarian. These health checks are essential for ensuring that puppies are off to a healthy start and reducing the risk of spreading diseases.

Pedigree Documentation

Providing official documentation of the puppy’s lineage and breed history. This is an official document that outlines the puppy’s lineage. It typically includes information about the puppy’s parents, grandparents, and sometimes further back generations.

Socialization

Introducing puppies to different environments, people, and other animals to help them develop well-rounded temperaments. From a young age, puppies are gently handled by the breeder to help them get used to human touch. This includes petting, holding, and gentle manipulation of their paws, ears, and mouths to prepare them for grooming and veterinary exams.

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