The French Bulldog is one of the most coveted dog breeds in the world and they come in officially recognized colors such as white, cream, and fawn.
In this comprehensive guide, we will focus specifically on the Fawn French Bulldog whose color can range from light tan to red fawn. But, this color variation is not as simple as it sounds, for it comes with it a diversity of combinations due to the intricacies of coat genetics.
Other variations of this color, like the Blue Fawn French Bulldog or the Lilac Fawn Frenchie, will be discussed, although some of them are not accepted as standard colors of the French Bulldog.
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Fawn French Bulldog: Breed Overview
| Other Names | Fawn Frenchie, Fawn colored French Bulldog, Fawn Bulldogs |
| Purity | Purebred |
| Purpose | Companion dog |
| AKC Recognition | Yes |
| Size | Small |
| Weight | 17 – 28 pounds |
| Height | 11- 13 inches |
| Coat Colors | Light brown, Red |
| Child Friendliness | High |
| Canine Friendliness | Moderate |
| Training Difficulty | Moderate |
| Grooming Upkeep | Moderate |
| Exercise Needs | Low |
| Health | Moderate |
| Lifespan | 10 – 12 years |
| Puppy Costs | $5,000 upwards |
What is a Fawn French Bulldog?
A Fawn French Bulldog is a French Bulldog with a coat color that ranges from light tan to red.
Are Fawn French Bulldogs rare?
No, Fawn French Bulldogs are not rare. Fawn is one of the colors accepted by the American Kennel Club or AKC.
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Fawn Frenchie physical appearance
Fawn colour French Bulldog, just like all French Bulldogs, is a small, muscular, and heavy-boned dog with a brachycephalic face or flat face.
Their head is large and square-faced with the distinguishing erect bat ears that are broad at the base and rounded at the top.
Wrinkling of the skin is typical around the head and shoulders. A black mask is also common. The neck is thick and their back has a convex curvature. The tail is short that can be straight or screwed.
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Fawn French Bulldog blue eyes
The only accepted eye color of Fawn Frenchies is actually dark or black.
Initially, Fawn French Bulldog with blue eyes occurs when they are born, but eventually, this changes to a darker color.
An exception is the Lilac Fawn French Bulldog Blue Eyes that carry a recessive gene, and also the Merle French Bulldog.
Fawn fluffy French Bulldog
Fawn fluffy French Bulldog has longer hairs around the side of their head and the tips of their ears.
They carry the rare recessive gene âLHâ and both parents have to be carriers for the offspring to have fluffy hairs.
An even more rare Frenchie is the Lilac Fawn fluffy French Bulldog since it additionally has to carry the black dilute gene which both parents should also carry.
Various French Bulldog Fawn color
French Bulldog colors Fawn ranges from light tan to deer red, which can be called a dark Fawn French Bulldog.
Fawn French Bulldog colors can be in combination with white and cream with markings of brindle or piebald.
There are other types of Fawn French Bulldogs, like the chocolate fawn or blue fawn, but these are not recognized colors by most dog clubs.
Fawn French Bulldog color chart can cover from light tan to light brown to red, which are the recognized colors, and with the presence of recessive genes can range from blue to chocolate to Merle.
Blue Fawn French Bulldog
French Bulldog blue and Fawn has a tinge of bluish-gray color on top of the fawn color.
A Light blue Fawn French Bulldog will have a light brown overall shade while a dark blue Fawn French Bulldog has a deeper brown color with hints of blue-gray.
Lilac Fawn French Bulldog
What is a Lilac Fawn French Bulldog? A Fawn Lilac French Bulldog has a light tan color with hints of diluted gray. Lilac Fawn French Bulldogs typically have a light gray mask, unlike the Fawn Frenchies that have a black mask.
French Bulldog Fawn lilac eye color can be gray, blue, or hazel. The skin around the eyes, ears, nose, and stomach in a French Bulldog lilac Fawn is pinkish.
Lilac and Fawn French Bulldog will have a coat at birth that is similar to a Blue French Bulldog. But, as it matures, the coat of a Fawn and Lilac French Bulldog will lighten and develop that light brown and light gray color.
Typically, a Lilac Fawn female French Bulldog will be slightly smaller than a lilac Fawn male French Bulldog. A lilac Fawn French Bulldog adult will reach a maximum weight of 28 pounds, which is the standard for Frenchies.
However, there is such a thing as a mini French Bulldog, which can also come in different colors, like a Lilac Fawn mini French Bulldog. They will grow at less than 11 inches tall and it is typically a cross between two runts of the litter dogs, for example, a mini lilac Fawn French Bulldog stud crossed with a similarly mini French Bulldog.
Maskless lilac Fawn French Bulldog
Maskless lilac Fawn French Bulldog has a light tan color with hints of light gray but does not have the typical black mask around the eyes and muzzle.
Lilac masked Fawn French Bulldog
The typical black mask around the eyes and muzzle is found in the Lilac masked Fawn French Bulldog. He has a light tan-grayish body coat.
Lilac Fawn merle French Bulldog
Lilac Fawn merle French Bulldog has a light tan coat with mottled patches of light gray.
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Lavender lilac Fawn French Bulldog
Lavender Lilac Fawn French Bulldog has a pale grayish-brown coat.
Lilac blue Fawn French Bulldog
Lilac blue Fawn French Bulldog has a pale brown coat with gray to light gray hints.
Lilac Fawn pied French Bulldog
The coat color of a Lilac Fawn pied French Bulldog is a light tan with patches of a light gray color.
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Lilac Fawn sable French Bulldog
The body coat color of a Lilac Fawn sable French Bulldog is light tan interspersed with some light gray-tipped hairs.
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Lilac Fawn French Bulldog DNA
The lilac fawn color is a result of having two copies of the diluting recessive genes for blue and chocolate, plus the fawn gene.
Red Fawn French Bulldog
Red Fawn French Bulldogs have a reddish-brown coat that could range from light to deep red. Red Fawn Frenchies typically has black mask and ears with brindle streaks. Some French Bulldog red Fawn exhibit white patches on their chest.
Some may ask, are red Fawn French Bulldogs rare? Fawn red French Bulldog is not rare like the Blue Fawn Frenchies.
At birth, red Fawn French Bulldog puppies may have a light brown color, but as a red Fawn French Bulldog puppy ages, their color may darken into a light or deep red color.
A full grown red Fawn French Bulldog will reach a height of 11 to 13 inches, with the red Fawn female French Bulldog being slightly lighter in weight than the males.
Red Fawn sable French Bulldog
The coat color of a Red Fawn sable French Bulldog is reddish-brown with some black-tipped hairs that are usually located at the back.
Blue red Fawn French Bulldog
Coat color of a Blue red Fawn French Bulldog is reddish-brown with hints of gray.
Maskless red Fawn French Bulldog
The coat color of a Maskless red Fawn French Bulldog is reddish-brown without the typical black mask around the face and muzzle.
Red Fawn merle French Bulldog
The base coat color of a Red Fawn merle French Bulldog is reddish brown with mottled patches of dark-colored hairs.
Red Fawn pied French Bulldog
Red Fawn pied French Bulldog has a base coat color of reddish brown with irregular patches of light tan.
Fawn merle French Bulldog
Fawn Merle Frenchie has a light brown base coat with mottled patches of cream or white.
Merle Fawn French Bulldog usually has blue eyes with some having heterochromia, meaning one eye has a different color than the other.
French Bulldog Fawn merle can also have lighter-colored noses and paw pads.
Chocolate Fawn merle French Bulldog
The base coat color of a Chocolate Fawn merle French Bulldog is light brown with dark brown mottled patches.
Masked Fawn merle French Bulldog
Masked Fawn merle French Bulldog has a darker-colored base coat with splotches of lighter colors. The facial feature doesnât include a black mask around the muzzle.
Black Fawn merle French Bulldog
The base coat color of a Black Fawn merle French Bulldog is light brown with speckles of black hairs on the body.
Fawn pied French Bulldog
Fawn piebald French Bulldog has a light-colored body coat with irregular patches of darker color.
A French Bulldog Fawn pied can have a white coat with fawn patches, and in some French Bulldog pied Fawn, a light tan coat with dark brown patches.
Fawn pied French Bulldog puppies may be born with just a light-colored coat. But, as they mature, the dark patches will develop when they are full grown Fawn pied French Bulldog.
White Fawn pied French Bulldog
The base coat of a White Fawn pied French Bulldog is white with irregular patches of light tan.
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Fawn pied merle French Bulldog
The base coat of a Fawn pied merle French Bulldog is a light tan with irregular patches of darker color as well as some ticking or splotches.
Chocolate Fawn French Bulldog
French Bulldog chocolate fawn will have a light tan base coat with hints of dark brown.
Also called a cocoa Fawn French Bulldog, the Fawn chocolate French Bulldog presents with a brown to dark brown muzzle.
Some brown Fawn French Bulldog may also exhibit white markings on their chests.
Coco Fawn French Bulldog may have blue or hazel eyes.
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Chocolate Fawn sable French Bulldog
The coat color of a Chocolate Fawn sable French Bulldog is a light tan with chocolate-tipped fur on their back.
Chocolate blue Fawn French Bulldog
The coat of a Chocolate blue Fawn French Bulldog is a light brownish-gray with hints of dark brown.
White and Fawn French Bulldog
Fawn and white French Bulldog has a white coat with light tan to brown patches. White Fawn French Bulldog can have patches of brown on the face and body but the white color dominates.
White Fawn Frenchie may also have a white muzzle, and some Fawn white French Bulldog can have the typical black mask. Eye color of a French Bulldog white and Fawn can be black, blue or hazel.
Fawn and white pied French Bulldog
The coat color of a Fawn and white pied French Bulldog is mostly white with light brown patches.
Fawn brindle and white French Bulldog
Fawn brindle and white French Bulldog has a light tan with twisting stripe patterns of white.
Fawn sable French Bulldog
French Bulldog Fawn sable has light tan coat with red-tipped or black-tipped hair at the back.
Fawn brindle French Bulldog
French Bulldog Fawn brindle has twisting stripes of two colors. The color pattern in a Fawn brindle Frenchie resembles that of a tiger stripe with the dark and light-colored furs contrasting seamlessly.
Maskless Fawn French Bulldog
Fawn maskless French Bulldog has no black masking around the muzzle and head. Coat is predominantly light tan to red.
Masked Fawn French Bulldog
A Masked Fawn French Bulldog has a black-colored muzzle which is typical in Fawn Frenchies.
For Blue masked Fawn French Bulldog, the masking is not black but a light to dark gray coloring.
Black and Fawn French Bulldog
Black Fawn French Bulldog has a light tan base coat with black markings. The black markings in a Fawn and black French Bulldog can be found on the face, chest, and legs.
French Bulldog black Fawn will usually have a black mask. Eye color in a Fawn with black markings French Bulldog can be black or light-colored.
Isabella Fawn French Bulldog
Fawn Isabella French Bulldog has a very light chocolate color with a blue-gray shade. It is almost similar to Lilac Fawn Bulldog but slightly darker.
Cream Fawn French Bulldog
Fawn cream French Bulldog has a fawn base coat with splashes of cream.
The fawn base coat of a cream and Fawn French Bulldog can range from light to dark. The contrasting color between the cream and fawn may be hard to distinguish in a Fawn and cream French Bulldog especially when the fawn base coat is light.
Cream vs Fawn French Bulldog
The main difference between Cream and Fawn French Bulldog is that Cream French Bulldog has an off-white solid color with no markings in the eyes, nose and paw pads being completely black, while Fawn French Bulldog has some color markings on their body and their eyes, nose, and paws can be a shade of light gray to gray.
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Sable Fawn French Bulldog
French Bulldog sable fawn has a fawn base coat with black-tipped hairs at the back and sometimes the neck area.
Sable vs Fawn French Bulldog
Sable French Bulldogs have black-tipped hairs while Fawn Frenchies do not.
Apricot Fawn French Bulldog
The coat color of a Apricot Fawn French Bulldog is light brown with a tinge of light orange.
Brindle Fawn French Bulldog
Brindle and Fawn French Bulldog has fawn base coat with dark-colored striping. Fawn and brindle French Bulldog has dark-colored nose, eyelids, lips, and nails.
Fawn tan French Bulldog
Fawn and tan French Bulldog has a light tan base coat with dark tan markings on the face, legs, and chest. Tan Fawn French Bulldog typically has a black mask.
Light Fawn French Bulldog
French Bulldog light fawn has a light tan color throughout the body with minimal markings.
Golden Fawn French Bulldog
The coat of a Golden Fawn French Bulldog is light to golden yellow.
Grey Fawn French Bulldog
The base coat of a Grey Fawn French Bulldog is light tan with hints of gray.
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Lavender Fawn French Bulldog
The coat of a Lavender Fawn French Bulldog is light tan with light gray to blue tinge. Muzzle is light gray.
Silver Fawn French Bulldog
Silver Fawn French Bulldog is fawn-colored with splashes of white with a distinctive strip of white from the nose to the forehead.
Fawn tri French Bulldog
The base coat of a Fawn tri French Bulldog is fawn-colored with dark-colored patches and tan points in the eyebrows, legs, and face.
Fawn Frenchies size, height, and weight
A full grown Fawn French Bulldog will reach its maximum height between 9 and 12 months. Weight of a Fawn French Bulldog full grown will be reached at around 10 to 12 months but may continue to fill out their chests until 2 years old.
Fawn female French Bulldog is typically lighter than a Fawn male French Bulldog. Both Fawn French Bulldog female and male Fawn French Bulldog will have almost the same height with a muscular build.
| Height | Weight | |
| Male | 11 – 13 inches | 20 – 28 pounds |
| Female | 11 – 13 inches | 17 – 24 pounds |
Standard Fawn French Bulldog
Standard French Bulldogs fawn will have a height of 11 to 13 inches. Fawn French Bulldog adults can weigh between 17 and 28 pounds.
Fawn mini French Bulldog
Fawn mini French Bulldog is the same as the Fawn French Bulldog but was bred down to a tinier size. At maturity, they stand 6 to 11 inches and weighs 12 to 22 pounds.
Micro Fawn French Bulldog
Micro Fawn French Bulldog is another name for the Mini Fawn French Bulldog. They are also sometimes referred to as Fawn Teacup French Bulldog or Teacup Fawn French Bulldog. These tiny dogs tend to have a tougher and denser coat than a standard adult Fawn French Bulldog.
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Fawn French Bulldogs temperament and personality
Fawn French Bulldogs are easy-going, friendly, and gentle dogs. They are also quiet which makes them perfect canine companions for apartment-dwellers.
Do French Bulldog Fawn make great family pets?
Yes, a French Bulldog Fawn is a good family pet. This dog breed has no history of aggression toward kids, elderlies, and to other pets. He can be a good watchdog because he can alert his owners that there is someone at the door. However, donât expect this fellow to be a good guard dog that can stop intruders from entering your home.
Are Fawn Bulldog affectionate dogs?
Yes, a Fawn Bulldog is an affectionate dog that wants nothing but to be with his human family. He shows his affection in more ways than one such as âstalkingâ his owners around the house and begging for lots of belly rubs from his owners.
Frenchie Fawn training
A Frenchie Fawn is a smart dog but tends to be stubborn. Start potty and obedience training as soon as he gets home and let him know that you are the boss and not him. If he gets the job right, lavish him with praises and give him some training treats.
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Fawn French Bulldog exercise requirement
Fawn Frenchie only needs a minimal amount of exercise because he is prone to overheating. A short walk in the park or indoor games like tug-of-war is good enough.Â
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If you have a spacious backyard, it’s a good idea to let your Fawn Frenchie roam freely in your yard or patio throughout the day.
Simply walking around, jumping or running around a little bit, or playing with your children outside are all good forms of exercise for your little furball.
However, make sure to keep your Fawn Frenchies safe by having a fenced-in backyard. Some towns and counties having zoning laws that prohibits physical fences. If this is the case, a great alternative would be to install a wireless dog fence which will also keep your pups safe.
Also known as the invisible doggy fence, many dog owners prefer this because it is adaptable to all types of terrains whether it’s mountainous, hilly, or flat grassy terrain. If you have a beautiful and scenic mountain view in your backyard, you can still enjoy that view while keeping your canine friends safe.
With that, most dog owners will let their four-legged friends play outside in their backyard and get some fresh air throughout the day. If you’re worried that your pups can’t head outside during the day because you work at the office, you’ll want to install an electronic dog door which is programmable and allow customizable access.
This way, your canine friends can head outside on their own to your backyard or patio during the day (even when you’re away at work) and stay safe indoors at night.
Fawn Frenchie grooming and cleaning
A Fawn Frenchie is fairly easy to groom, three to four times a week of coat brushing is ideal to control shedding.
During the heavy shedding seasons, itâs best to use a Furminator de-shedding tool because of its ergonomic design and it controls shedding by as much as 90%.
To control every day shedding, you’ll want to use a slicker brush which is both soothing and can get rid of tangles at the base of their coat.
This is to say that you should expecting some shedding and loose fur on your sofa, furniture, carpet, hardwood floor, or any place in your home that your Fawn Frenchie likes to hang out in.
If you like your home clean and neat and find it annoying to you spot fur on your sofa, we highly recommend that you invest in a powerful vacuum cleaner. You’ll want to get one that is durable and can last for many years.
With my two dogs, we use the Miele Vacuum Cleaner because it has several power settings depending on which surfaces I need to clean.
Once a month bathing is good enough so as not to dry out their skin and coat. When it’s time to bathe your little Fawn Frenchie, be sure to use a dog shampoo that is gentle and made with natural or organic ingredients.
In between baths, it also helps to use doggie wipes for a quick clean of the skin and coat.
Next, donât skip on your dogâs oral health. Make sure to use a dog toothpaste that contains an enzymatic formula with non-foaming agent or a dental water additive for fresher and healthier gums and teeth.
Since the Frenchies are prone to ear infections, make it a habit to inspect their ears. You can clean their ears every other week with doggie ear wipes to prevent fungal and bacterial infections.
Finally, be sure to keep your Fawn Frenchie’s nails short since long nails can affect your dog’s walking gait. For a more pleasant trimming experience, try using a dog nail grinder which features whisper-quiet motor and a precise diamond drum bit grinder.
Below is a guide table on the grooming needs of a Fawn Frenchie.
| Grooming Needs | Grooming Frequency |
| Hair Brushing | 3 to 4x weekly. |
| Bathing | Once a month. |
| Nail Trimming | As needed. |
| Teeth Brushing | 3-4x weekly. |
Is Fawn French Bulldog hypoallergenic?
No, Fawn French Bulldog is not hypoallergenic. Even though they sport short hair, the Fawn Frenchies shed heavily at least twice a year, during the fall and spring seasons.
Fawn Frenchie food and diet
Adult Fawn Frenchies should be fed a balanced diet of protein, carbs, and fats. About 2 cups of good quality dog food, divided into 3 servings is recommended.
You may give multivitamins that contain fatty omega acids for coat and joint health. Snacks and treats are accepted provided that these are given in moderation.
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Fawn French Bulldog common health issues
Fawn French Bulldogs are prone to gene-related health issues. This is why we recommend the use of an at-home dog DNA test kit such as the Embark Dog DNA Test Breed and Health Kit so you would know in advance the health problems that your Frenchie inherited.
Below are eight (8) such health problems that Fawn French Bulldogs have:
1. Brachycephalic Respiratory Syndrome
Due to their short noses, the respiratory system of a Fawn French Bulldog is affected. Heavy snoring and gagging are some of the symptoms.
2. Allergies
A skin disorder that can be caused by food protein intolerance or environmental triggers like spores and changes in weather. Signs include skin redness and severe itching.
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3. Hip Dysplasia
An inherited disease, hip dysplasia occurs when there is an uneven growth in the hip joints. This can lead to mobility problems.
4. Cherry eye
Common among brachycephalic dog breeds, an eye disorder that is caused by prolapse of the third eyelid. Redness and excessive tearing are the usual signs.
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5. Deafness
Though White Frenchies are more susceptible, the Fawn French Bulldogs can be born with hearing disorders either on one or both ears.
6. Ear Infections
Due to their bat-shaped ears, the Frenchies are prone to catching ear infections. Excessive ear wax and redness are the signs to look for.
7. Heat Sensitivity
The narrow snouts and the flat faces of Fawn Frenchies make them prone to overheating. Panting and vomiting are signs of heat sensitivity.
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8. Spinal Disorders
The Frenchies are prone to several spinal problems that include hemivertebrae in which the bones in the spine do not develop correctly.
Fawn Frenchie lifespan
The average life expectancy of a Fawn Frenchie is 10 to 12 years.
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Fawn French Bulldog breeders
French Bulldog is one of the most popular breeds around and this is why thereâs a mushrooming of unscrupulous breeders. To know if a breeder is responsible, always ask for the health records of the parents which include authenticated vet records, hearing tests, and DNA tests.
Responsible breeders always have websites where you can read the reviews of their past customers. If youâre interested in Red Fawn Frenchies, the same criteria apply when choosing Red Fawn French Bulldog breeders.
Fawn French Bulldog puppies
Who wouldnât be drawn to a Fawn French Bulldog puppy? A French Fawn Frenchie puppy looks so adorable with his flat and wrinkly face, amiable eyes, and bat-like ears. This is why itâs not surprising to see several famous people tagging their Frenchie pups with them.
Here are some tips and what to prepare for your Fawn puppy French Bulldog.
Regardless of color, be it a Chocolate Fawn French Bulldog puppy or a Fawn Sable French Bulldog puppy, or perhaps a Lilac Fawn French Bulldog puppy, French Bulldogs have the same personalities and gene-related health risks.
Frenchie pups including Fawn and White French Bulldog puppies, Fawn Sable French Bulldog puppies, and Lilac Fawn French Bulldog puppies should all have stocky legs, short backs, thick necks, erect ears, and deep chests.
When it comes to puppy preparation, it is the same also for French Bulldogs, whatever color they may be.
Aside from a chew proof dog bed, get a collar and one or more retractable dog leash so the Fawn-colored French Bulldog puppies can be taken out for physical exercise and socialization.
Since the Frenchies are prone to health problems, especially the Blue Fawn French Bulldog puppies because of their genetic defects, get a dog carrier so that vet trips would be more comfortable.
Fawn French Bulldog price
To give you an idea as to how much does a Fawn French Bulldog cost, weâd share with you a table that provides the average Fawn French Bulldog cost.
We do our best to give you the answers to questions such as “how much is a Red Fawn French Bulldog?,” “how much is a Fawn Merle French Bulldog?,” and “how much is a Lilac Fawn French Bulldog?”
The French Bulldog Fawn color varies, some are more expensive because of factors like color rarity, lineage, and the breederâs name and location. So, how much does a Fawn French Bulldog cost?
Here is a table that answers the questions, “how much are French Bulldogs?”
| French Bulldog Color | Price |
| Lilac Fawn French Bulldog price | $6,500 |
| Fawn Brindle French Bulldog price | $4,500 |
| Fawn Frenchie price | $5,000 |
| Lilac Fawn Merle French Bulldog price | $10,000 |
| Red Fawn French Bulldog price | $4,000 |
| Fawn Merle French Bulldog price | $5,000 |
| Fawn Pied French Bulldog price | $3,000 |
| French Bulldog Fawn with Black Mask price | $5,000 |
| Chocolate Fawn French Bulldog price | $3,500 |
| Fawn Sable French Bulldog price | $3,500 |
| French Bulldog Fawn price | $5,000 |
Places to find Fawn French Bulldog puppies for sale
French Bulldogs can be quite expensive no matter where you live. If the pups that are being offered to you are way below the average price, you can be sure that those puppies are products of puppy mills and you should stay away from them.
Hereâs a list of reputable breeders that have Fawn French Bulldog puppy for sale.
Lilac Fawn French Bulldog puppies for sale
If you’re looking for a Lilac Fawn French Bulldog puppies for sale, you can check out Cliftop Frenchie Puppies (cliftopfrenchiepuppies.com/product/lilac-fawn-french-bulldog-for-sale) for $2,000.
Red Fawn French Bulldog puppies for sale
For red fawn Frenchie, you may want to check out Mythic Bulldogs (mythicbulldogs.com) and see if they have an upcoming litter of Red Fawn French Bulldog pups.
Fawn pied French Bulldog puppies for sale
Lindor French Bulldogs (lindorfrenchbulldogs.com/fawn-pied-french-bulldog-puppies-for-sale) currently have no Fawn Pied French Bulldog puppies for sale but you can call them for more information about upcoming litters.
Fawn French Bulldog puppies for sale California
If youâre from California and still searching for Fawn French Bulldog puppies for sale near me, check out the webpage of Francoeur (francoeurfrenchies.com/puppies/ainsley). They have Fawn female French Bulldog puppies for sale.
Finding a healthy Fawn French Bulldog for sale
For adult dogs, weâve found ethical breeders who could be selling dogs that are retired from their breeding programs, check these websites for more information:
Lilac Fawn French Bulldog for sale
Designer French Bulldogs (designerfrenchbulldogs.com/lilac-french-bulldog) is a family-run kennel that raises their dogs in an underfoot environment and may have Lilac and Fawn French Bulldog for sale.
Red Fawn French Bulldog for sale near me
For an adult Red Fawn French Bulldog for sale, visit the webpage of TomKings Kennel (tomkingskennel.com). The males are sold for $3,990 to $4,490 while the females are for $4,290 to $4,990.
Fawn Merle French Bulldog for sale
Visit the webpage of Famous Owned Bullies (famousownedbullies.com) located in Southern California for Fawn Merle Frenchies which are sold for $8,000 to $12,000.
The breeders may also have Fawn Pied French Bulldog for sale which is usually sold for $4,000.
Chocolate Fawn French Bulldog for sale
Inquire at Canadian Frenchies (canadianfrenchies.ca/nursery) which is located in Alberta, Canada. They have Chocolate Fawn Frenchies for sale.
Fawn Sable French Bulldog for sale
For Fawn Sable Frenchies Australia, you can visit Unique French Bulldogs (uniquefrenchbulldogs.com) which is one of the trusted breeders in Australia. Their adult dogs are sold for an average of $2,000.
Fawn French Bulldog for sale near me
Regardless of your location, you may find breeders who can ship to you the Fawn French Bulldogs for sale, provided that all the airline restrictions are met.
For Fawn French Bulldog for sale Melbourne, you may visit the website of The French Bulldog (thefrenchbulldogaustralia.com.au). A Frenchie care specialist can bring the Fawn colored French Bulldog for sale to you for $350 excluding transportation fees.
Fawn color French Bulldog: Pros and Cons
Here is a table on what you can expect from a Fawn Bulldog French to help you make up your mind if you have what it takes to care for this breed.
| Pros | Cons |
| Charming face. | Snores a lot. |
| Friendly and playful with kids. | Very clingy. |
| Loves to cuddle. | Prone to health problems. |
| Comical and entertaining. | Stubborn. |
| Good with other pets. | Temperature-sensitive. |
| Minimal exercise needs. | Sheds moderately. |
Is the Fawn French Bulldog right for me?
If you have the patience to teach a stubborn French Fawn Bulldog with issues such as potty training and socialization, then, yes, this breed is right for you. But you also have to factor in separation anxiety, heavy snoring, and in some cases drooling before deciding on living with a French Fawn Bulldog.
Related Questions
The price of a Fawn French Bulldog depends on the breederâs location, reputation, and how many puppies were in the recent litter. Another factor that determines the price of a Fawn French Bulldog is the coat color. For instance, if you want a Lilac Fawn Merle Frenchie, the price can be up to $10,000. On the other hand, if you want a Fawn Pied French Bulldog, the price is $3,000.
A Fawn Frenchie is just like any other French Bulldog with a coat color that ranges from light tan to red. Youâve probably seen a Fawn Frenchie on your way to work or when running at a nearby park. Thatâs because Fawn Frenchie isnât rare and the Fawn coat color is accepted by the American Kennel Club (AKC).
The difference lies in the color of the mask with the fawn Frenchie wearing a black mask while a blue Fawn wears either a blue or gray mask. Plus, the eye color of a blue Fawn is lighter, it can come in shades of blue, green, or light brown.
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