If you’ve been following the world of rare and unique Frenchies, you may have heard of the Merle French Bulldog. These adorable Frenchies come with a Merle patterned coat and piercing blue eyes. They sit perfectly on your lap and are friendly, loving, and extremely loyal.
But, are they the best canine companion for your family? Are Merle Frenchies affordable and what is their exercise regimen?
In this comprehensive guide, we’ll discuss the controversy behind the Merle French Bulldogs and find out whether they’re the right dog for you. Let’s first start with a breed overview of the Merle Frenchie.
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Merle French Bulldog: Breed overview
| Merle French Bulldog | |
| Other Names | Merle Frenchie, Merle Bulldog Frances, French Bulldog Merle |
| Purity | Purebred |
| Purpose | Companion |
| AKC Recognition | No |
| Size | Toy |
| Weight | 20-28 pounds |
| Height | 11-13 inches |
| Colors | Blue, fawn, lilac, tan, chocolate, cream, Isabella, red, brown, grey, black, champagne, lavender, silver, brindle |
| Child friendliness | Very high |
| Canine friendliness | High |
| Training difficulty | Low |
| Grooming upkeep | High |
| Exercise needs | Low |
| Health | Poor |
| Lifespan | 10-12 years |
| Puppy cost | $6,000-$12,000 |
Do French Bulldogs come in Merle?
Yes, French Bulldogs do come in Merle. A Merle French Bulldog is like a regular Frenchie with the Merle gene. The Merle gene in French Bulldogs results in a striking coat color, and Merle French Bulldogs carry beautiful patterns of diluted blue or red on their body.
What is a Merle French Bulldog?
The Merle-colored French Bulldog has the merle gene that causes random dilutions or dapples of the base color on the coat. The base color is usually blue or chocolate. The French Merle Bulldog is also called a Dapple French Bulldog/Dapple Frenchie.
Are Merle Frenchies rare?
Yes, the Merle color French Bulldog is a highly revered and rare Frenchie.
Are Merle French Bulldogs purebred?
The Merle Blue French Bulldog purity is a subject of controversy. Many breeders claim theyâre purebred, while many others disagree.
Merle French Bulldog physical appearance
There are several types of Merle French Bulldogs, but most have a straight, short coat with random dilution.
The Merle Color Frenchie has the same short body, punched face, large bat-like ears, and long tail as any other French Bulldog.
French Bulldog Merle colors, markings, or patterns
You can find different types of Merle French Bulldogs based on their colors, patterns, and markings.
For instance, there are Merle with tan points French Bulldogs in which they have tan points on the face, chest, and legs. The Merle coloration can be any color but it is often blue or chocolate.
Letâs go over some of the most popular Merle French Bulldog colors next.
Blue Merle French Bulldog
The Blue Merle Frenchie is a very popular canine. A Blue Merle French Bulldog has blots of blue or grey all over his body.
Double Merle blue Merle French Bulldog
A double Merle Blue Merle French Bulldogsâ parents are both merles. They have a very light coat, but this can harm the puppyâs health.
Blue Merle with tan points French Bulldog
This Merle French Bulldog has a blue coat with tan points on the face, chest, and legs.
Blue fawn Merle French Bulldog
The Blue Merle Fawn French Bulldog has a fawn coat with blue or grey spots.
Blue and tan Merle French Bulldog
The Blue Merle And Tan French Bulldog has a blue merle coat with tan spots.
Blue tri Merle French Bulldog
The Blue Merle tri French Bulldog has a blue merle coat with tan points and white markings.
Blue brindle Merle French Bulldog
A blue brindle Merle French Bulldog has a dappled coat with blue tiger-like stripes.
Blue lilac Merle French Bulldog
The Blue Lilac Merle Frenchie has blue patches that fade into a light fawn base color.
Blue pied Merle French Bulldog
The Blue Merle Pied French Bulldog has a blue coat with white spots. The spots can vary in size and shape.
Blue chocolate Merle French Bulldog
A blue chocolate Merle French Bulldog usually has a blue coat with chocolate spots.
Blue cream Merle French Bulldog
Cream Blue Merle Frenchies have blue patches that dilute into a cream base color instead of white.
Blue Merle Isabella French Bulldog
Isabella is another name for lilac merle.
Blue Merle zebra French Bulldog
A Blue Brindle Merle Frenchie is sometimes called a zebra merle.
Blue sable Merle French Bulldog
The blue sable Merle French Bulldog has a fawn coat with blue-tipped hair.
Blue Trindle Merle French Bulldog
The blue Merle Trindle French Bulldog has a tricolor coat with subtle brindle markings.
Lilac Merle French Bulldog
The Lilac Merle Frenchie has a diluted chocolate merle coat with brown spots. The Merle Lilac Frenchie is also called Isabella.
Lilac tri Merle French Bulldog
The Tri Lilac Merle French Bulldog has tan points with brown markings.
Lilac fawn Merle French Bulldog
The lilac fawn Merle French Bulldog has lilac spots on a fawn base. These spots are spread evenly over the body and may be of any size or shape.
Lilac and tan Merle French Bulldog
The Lilac Tan Merle French Bulldog has a lilac merle coat with tan spots. The spots are usually on the face, chest, and legs of the Merle Lilac And Tan French Bulldog.
Lilac Isabella Merle French Bulldog
Lilac and Isabella are two names of the same color.
Lilac platinum Merle French Bulldog
The Platinum Lilac Merle French Bulldog has lilac spots on a cream-to-white coat.
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Lilac Chocolate Merle French Bulldog
The lilac Chocolate Merle French Bulldogâs coat is lilac merle with chocolate or brown spots.
Lilac Brindle Merle French Bulldog
The lilac Brindle Merle French Bulldog has a lilac coat with brindle markings. The markings can be anywhere on the body.
Lilac pied Merle French Bulldog
The Lilac Merle Pied French Bulldog has a lilac merle coat with white spots.
Double Merle lilac Merle French Bulldog
The double Merle lilac Merle French Bulldog is mostly white or cream with few lilac spots. Double Merle Frenchies have poorer health.
Blue Merle lilac French Bulldog
The blue Merle lilac French Bulldog has a lilac Merle coat with faded blue spots.
Chocolate Merle French Bulldog
The Cocoa Merle French Bulldog or the Merle Chocolate French Bulldog has a faded brown or chocolate coat on a light fawn or cream base.
Chocolate tri Merle French Bulldog
The Chocolate tri Merle French Bulldog has a tricolor coat of chocolate, tan, and cream.
Chocolate and tan Merle French Bulldog
The Chocolate tan Merle French Bulldog has a chocolate Merle with tan patches on certain body parts.
Chocolate fawn Merle French Bulldog
The Chocolate fawn Merle French Bulldog has a chocolate Merle coat with fawn spots.
Chocolate blue Merle French Bulldog
The Chocolate blue Merle French Bulldog has a chocolate Merle coat with blue spots.
Chocolate brindle Merle French Bulldog
This pup has a chocolate Merle coat with dark brown brindle lines.
Chocolate lilac Merle French Bulldog
This Frenchie has a lilac coat with chocolate brown spots.
Fawn Merle French Bulldog
The Fawn Merle Frenchie has a fawn base coat with blue or brown spots.
Fawn pied Merle French Bulldog
This Frenchie has white spots on his fawn Merle coat.
Sable Merle French Bulldog
Sable Merles have blue or chocolate Merle coats with dark tips.
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Black Merle French Bulldog
The Black Merle Frenchie has a blue/grey coat with black spots.
Black and tan Merle French Bulldog
The Black tan Merle French Bulldog is black Merle with tan points.
Black and white Merle French Bulldog
This Frenchie has a white base coat with black and grey spots.
Black tri Merle French bulldog
The Black Tri Merle Frenchie has black Merle and tan spots on a white or grey base.
Black and grey Merle French Bulldog
These pups have faded black patches on a grey base coat.
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Black brindle Merle French Bulldog
These Frenchies have black tiger stripes on a Merle coat.
Black Trindle Merle French Bulldog
These Frenchies have a black tricolor coat with subtle brindle stripes.
Black Merle pied French bulldog
These pups have random white patches on their body.
Isabella Merle French Bulldog
The Merle Isabella French Bulldog is another name for the lilac Merle Frenchie.
Isabella lilac Merle French Bulldog
Both Isabella and lilac mean the same thing.
Isabella and tan Merle French Bulldog
The Isabella and tan Merle Frenchie has a greyish brown Merle coat with tan markings.
Red Merle French Bulldog
Red Merles and chocolate Merles are the same kinds of Frenchie.
Red fawn Merle French Bulldog
Red fawn merles have a fawn base with red/chocolate Merle patches.
Double Merle French Bulldog
A double Merle Frenchie is mostly white or cream with few blue or red patches. These pups are genetically predisposed to deafness and blindness.
Tan Merle French Bulldog
A Merle Tan French Bulldog has tan points on a blue or red Merle coat.
Tri Merle French Bulldog
The Tri-Color Merle Frenchie has three colors on his body; one of them is usually tan.
Brown Merle French Bulldog
The French Bulldog Brown Merle is the same as red or chocolate merle.
Cream Merle French Bulldog
The Merle Cream French Bulldog has a red or blue Merle coat with a cream base.
Harlequin Merle French Bulldog
Have you ever wondered, âWhat is a Harlequin Merle French Bulldog?â These Frenchies are simple black and white Merle Frenchies.
White Merle French Bulldog
The White And Merle French Bulldog has a predominantly white coat with blue, black, red, or lilac patches.
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Platinum Merle French Bulldog
Platinum Merle Frenchies have a cream base coat with lilac patches.
Grey Merle French Bulldog
The Gray Merle French Bulldog has a grey base color with blue or black merle patches.
Cryptic Merle French Bulldog
Cryptic merles are genetically Merle Frenchies who appear non-Merle.
Ghost Merle French Bulldog
This is a cream or Fawn Frenchie who is secretly Merle.
Exotic Merle French Bulldog
Unique and rare Merle Frenchies are usually called exotic merles.
Merle Piebald French Bulldog
This is a Merle Frenchie with unpigmented or white spots on his body.
Marble Colored French Bulldog
Merle resembles a marbled pattern, so these Frenchies are also called marble-colored.
Champagne Merle French Bulldog
A fawn Frenchie with the blue Merle gene is called a champagne merle.
Lavender Merle French Bulldog
Lavender merle Frenchies have purple-grey patches on a fawn coat.
Silver Merle French Bulldog
Silver Merle is another name for a light blue Merle.
Phantom Merle French Bulldog
Phantom or cryptic Merle Frenchies have little or no Merle markings, making them seem like regular Frenchies.
Pied Merle French Bulldog
The Merle Pied French Bulldog has a red or blue Merle coat with white patches.
Brindle Merle French Bulldog
The Brindle Merle Frenchie has a blue or red Merle coat with blue or chocolate tiger-like stripes.
Brindle vs Merle French Bulldog
The main difference between Brindle and Merle French Bulldog is that brindle Frenchies have dark vertical stripes while Merle Frenchies have patches of diluted color.
Fluffy Merle French Bulldog
The Long-Haired Merle French Bulldog is also called the Fluffy Merle Frenchie due to his furry appearance.
Merle French Bulldog with blue eyes
Almost every Merle Frenchie is a blue-eyed Merle French Bulldog. Few have brown eyes, whereas sometimes, youâll see a Merle French Bulldog with one blue eye.
READ NEXT: French Bulldog Blue Eyes (Complete Guide)
Merle French Bulldog size, height, and weight
Merle Frenchies have no gender-based size difference. That means a Merle girl French Bulldog is as big as a Merle boy French Bulldog.
| Merle French Bulldog Male | Merle French Bulldog Female | |
| Size Group | Toy | Toy |
| Weight | 20-28 pounds | 20-28 pounds |
| Height | 11-13 inches | 11-13 inches |
Merle French Bulldog full grown
The adult Merle French Bulldog is a petite canine, and even a full-grown Blue Merle French Bulldog is a tiny pooch.
Hereâs a table showing French Bulldog Merle adult size.
Full Grown Merle French Bulldog
| Male | Female | |
| Size Group | Toy | Toy |
| Weight | 20-28 pounds | 20-28 pounds |
| Height | 11-13 inches | 11-13 inches |
Mini Merle French Bulldog
The Blue Merle mini French Bulldog is a tad smaller than a regular Frenchie. Hereâs how big they get.
Mini French Bulldog Merle
| Male | Female | |
| Size Group | Toy | Toy |
| Weight | 14-22 pounds | 14-22 pounds |
| Height | 10-11 inches | 10-11 inches |
Teacup Merle French Bulldog
These pups are extremely miniaturized versions of the Merle Frenchie. Teacup Merle French Bulldog adults grow 8 to 10 inches or even smaller.
Below is the size, weight, and height chart of a Merle Teacup French Bulldog:
Merle Teacup French Bulldog
| Male | Female | |
| Size Group | Teacup | Teacup |
| Weight | 9-14 pounds | 9-14 pounds |
| Height | Under 10 inches | Under 10 inches |
Micro Merle French Bulldog
Micro Merle is another name for the Teacup Merle Frenchie. These pups usually suffer from several health issues.
DON’T MISS: Micro French Bulldog (Complete Guide)
Are Merle French Bulldogs recognized by the AKC?
So, does AKC recognize Merle French Bulldogs? And are Merle French Bulldogs AKC compliant?
The answer to both questions is no. People have tried getting the Merle French Bulldog AKC registration, but the club doesnât currently recognize the coat type.
Can Merle French Bulldogs be AKC registered?
No, the Merle French Bulldogs cannot be AKC registered. The AKC doesnât currently allow the registration of Bulldog Frances Blue Merle.
Merle French Bulldog temperament and personality
Merle colored Frenchies are friendly, intelligent, and loving dogs. However, the Merle Frenchy is also stubborn and headstrong.
Do Merle French Bulldogs make great family pets?
Yes, the Merle-colored Frenchie makes great family pets as heâs good with children of all ages, pets, other animals.
The Merle Frenchie doesnât bark a lot and loves company. The Merle pattern Bulldog is a lovely pet for a family of any size.
Merle French Bulldog training
Merle Frenchies are intelligent and can be easy to train if youâre consistent with them. They can be stubborn, so you need the right strategy to train your Frenchie Merle.
Merle French Bulldog exercise requirement
The Merle dog Frenchie doesnât require a lot of exercises, but they do need some daily activity to stay healthy and happy.
Merle French Bulldog living conditions
The Merle coat French Bulldog can thrive in a big or small household. The Merle pattern French Bulldog doesnât like extremes weather conditions like too hot or too cold. So make sure he gets enough protection from the elements.
Merle French Bulldog grooming and cleaning
Fortunately, French Bulldogs Merle have a short, easy-to-care-for coat.
Youâll want to brush their coat at least once or twice a week to control their moderate shedding. Thatâs because Merle Frenchies shed their undercoat at least twice a year. Brushing their coat also helps to distribute natural oil throughout their body.
Youâll want to use a FURminator undercoat de-shedding brush to remove any loose hair without damaging your Merle French Bulldogâs skin or topcoat.
Next, Merle French Bulldogs are prone to dental disease. Compared with other dog breeds, Frenchies are more likely to have teeth problems. Thatâs because French Bulldogs are brachycephalic dogs and they have shorter skulls and jaws. This means they are most susceptible to overcrowding of teeth in their small mouth.
Therefore, our Merle Frenchies rely on us to help keep their teeth clean, healthy, and white. If we donât brush their teeth daily or at least 2 to 3 times a week, they may start to have plaque and tartar build-up on their teeth and this can lead to tooth decay and poor gum health.
All of the bad bacteria, tartar, and plaque can lead to gum infection and this could affect the root of their teeth.
This is why youâll want to use dog toothpaste that contains an enzymatic formula with a non-foaming agent. The enzymatic formula helps to break down plaque, remove tartar, whiten your dogâs teeth, and keep your dogâs gum healthy. The non-foaming agent ensures that the toothpaste is safe to swallow and that thereâs no need to rinse.
This is how often youâd have to groom them.
| Grooming Need | Frequency |
| Hair Brushing | Weekly. |
| Bathing | Every 6 weeks or as needed. |
| Skinfold Cleaning | Every two weeks with a damp cloth. |
| Ear Cleaning | Every 4-6 weeks. |
| Tooth Cleaning | Daily. |
| Haircutting | Not needed. |
| Nail Trimming | Every 4 weeks. |
Is Merle French Bulldog hypoallergenic?
No, Merle French Bulldog is not hypoallergenic. They are not considered hypoallergenic because Merle Frenchies shed moderately year-round.
Merle French Bulldog food and diet
Merle French Bulldogs should get a high-quality diet appropriate for their age, size, and activity level.
Merle French Bulldog common health issues
French Bulldogs have poor health, but are Merle French Bulldogs unhealthy? Unfortunately, the answer is yes.
If you have a French Bulldog or other dog breeds and are curious to know what health problems they are most susceptible to, we highly recommend that you consult with your dog’s veterinarian or breeder.
Your dog’s breeder is a great choice because they should know the health issues your pup’s parents are prone to and thereby have a good idea of what health issues your precious pooch is susceptible to.
However, if none of these options are available, don’t fret. You could alternatively use a dog DNA test.
I’ve used the Embark dog DNA test on my two furry family members and was quite pleased with the results. I prefer the Embark dog DNA test because it provides both breed ID and health detection.
Within two weeks, the results came back and I was pleasantly amazed at how accurate the breed ID results were. It matched what my dogs’ breeder told me.
The health detection aspect was wonderful. The results informed me of what health issues my two pups are prone to which helps me take better care of them.
The most common Merle Bulldog health issues are:
1. Allergies
Merle French Bulldogs are prone to allergies that can cause your Merle French Bulldog problems like itching, redness, and hair loss.
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2. Eye Problems
Merle French Bulldogs are susceptible to eye problems like cataracts, glaucoma, and cherry eye.
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3. Brachycephalic Syndrome
All Merle French Bulldogs suffer from breathing problems because of their small and congested nasal paths.
4. Congenital Heart Disease
French Bulldogs are predisposed to congenital heart disease, causing exercise intolerance, coughing, and fatigue.
5. Deafness
Merle French Bulldogs are particularly vulnerable to deafness due to the Merle gene.
Merle French Bulldog lifespan
For those wondering how long do Merle French Bulldogs live, the answer is 10 to 12 years.
How to get a Merle French Bulldog?
ââYou can buy Merle French Bulldog adults or puppies through the following resources.
Merle French Bulldog breeders
When looking for a Merle French Bulldog breeder, find a reputable breeder that has experience breeding Merle French Bulldogs.
Can you breed 2 Merle French Bulldogs?
âCan you breed two Merle French Bulldogs?â or âCan you breed Merle to Merle French Bulldog?â
Unfortunately, the answer is no. Breeding two Merle French Bulldog parents can result in health problems for the puppies.
Can you breed a brindle to a Merle French Bulldog?
You can breed a brindle French Bulldog to a Merle French Bulldog. This type of breeding can result in some interesting coat colors for the puppies.
Can you breed a Merle to a brindle French Bulldog?
If youâre wondering, âCan You Breed Merle To Brindle French Bulldog?â the answer is the same as above â yes, itâs perfectly ok to do so.
How to breed a Merle French Bulldog?
People often ask breeders, âhow do you make a Merle French Bulldog?â
These pups are easy to reproduce; all you need is one Merle Frenchie parent.
Unfortunately, many donât know how to breed Merle French Bulldogs, and they often mate two Merles together. This leads to congenital issues in the puppies.
Merle French Bulldog puppy
Blue Merle French Bulldog Puppy
Blue Merle French Bulldog Puppies can be light or dark grey, which gives a blue hue.
Chocolate Merle French Bulldog Puppy
Chocolate French Bulldog Merle Puppies are diluted black but appear liver-brown.
French Bulldog Blue Merle Puppies
French Bulldog Puppies Blue Merle are among the most popular Frenchies.
French Bulldog Puppy Merle
French Bulldog Puppies Merle have various colors of different rarity and price.
Lilac Merle French Bulldog Puppy
Lilac Merle French Bulldog Puppies are sometimes sold as Isabella puppies to increase their value.
Merle French Bulldog price
The average price of a Merle French Bulldog depends on his size, color, coat, and breeder.
Letâs read ahead to learn how much are Merle French Bulldogs worth.
How much is Merle French Bulldog?
The Merle French Bulldog price range is $6,000-$12,000.
How much is a Merle French Bulldog worth?
French Merle Bulldog price is around $6,000 to $12,000. The cost of Merle French Bulldog varies with the coat type and color.
Blue Pied Merle French Bulldog price
Pied Blue Merle Frenchie price starts from $6,000.
How much are Blue Merle French Bulldogs?
The price of Blue Merle French Bulldog is over $6,500.
How much do Blue Merle French Bulldogs cost?
The Blue Merle French Bulldog price is around $6,500.
Blue Fawn Merle French Bulldog price
Youâll find the blue fawn Merle French Bulldog for sale price at around $6,500.
Harlequin Merle French Bulldog price
The harlequin Frenchie Merle price is $6,000-$7,000.
How much is a Black Merle French Bulldog?
The Black Merle French Bulldog price is around $6,000-$7,000.
Blue Tan Merle French Bulldog price
The blue tan French Bulldog Merle cost is around $6,000-$7,000.
How much is a Chocolate Merle French Bulldog?
The Chocolate Merle French Bulldog price is $6,500-$7,500.
How much is a Lilac Merle French Bulldog?
Lilac Merle French Bulldog cost around $6,000-$8,000.
How much is a Tri Merle French Bulldog?
Merle Tri French Bulldog price ranges from $6,000 to $8,000.
Lilac and tan Merle French Bulldog price
Lilac Tan Merle French Bulldog price is around $6,500-$8,000.
Lilac tri Merle French Bulldog price
The tri Merle Lilac French Bulldog price is $7,000-$8,000.
Lilac fawn Merle French Bulldog price
Lilac fawn French Bulldog price Merle is around $6,000.
Merle female French Bulldog price
Female Merle French Bulldog prices are around $6,000-$12,000 or more, depending on the color.
Platinum Merle French Bulldog price
The Platinum Merle Frenchie cost is over $8,000.
Isabella Merle French Bulldog price
Isabella Merle French Bulldogs price is $8,000-$10,000.
Fluffy Merle French Bulldog price
The fluffy French Bulldog Merle price is over $12,000. Theyâre the most expensive Frenchie variant, and even the Merle Fluffy Carrier French Bulldog price hovers around the $10,000 mark.
Merle French Bulldog puppies for sale
Following are some breeders where youâd find the French Bulldog puppies for sale, Merle.
Blue Merle French Bulldog puppies NYC
Ethical Frenchie (ethicalfrenchie.com) has the prettiest Blue Merle Bulldog puppies for sale in NYC.
Blue Merle French Bulldog puppy for sale
Wild Blue French Bulldogs (wildbluefrenchbulldogs.com) is the best place to find Blue Merle French Bulldog puppies for sale.
French Bulldog Merle puppies for sale
Find lovely baby Merle Frenchies at TomKings Kennel (tomkingskennel.com).
Lilac Merle French Bulldog puppies for sale
There are plenty of breeders online with lilac Merle-colored French Bulldog puppies for sale.
Simply look up âlilac Merle French Bulldog puppies for sale near me,â and youâll find plenty of options.
Tri Merle French Bulldog puppies for sale
Top Dog French Bulldogs (topdogfrenchbulldogs.com) have Tri Merle Frenchie puppies for sale at reasonable prices.
Finding a healthy Merle French Bulldog for sale
Many breeders produce striking coat variations of the Merle Frenchie. Here are some of them.
Black and tan Merle French Bulldog for sale
Find healthy tan and Black Merle French Bulldog for sale at French Bulldogs from Paradise (frenchbulldogsfromparadise.com).
Blue And Tan Merle French Bulldog for sale
Check out Blue and Tan French Bulldogs (blueandtanfrenchbulldogs.com) to find Blue and tan Merle Frenchies for sale.
Merle Blue French Bulldog for sale
Silverblood Frenchies (blueandtanfrenchbulldogs.com) is the place to find Blue Merle Bulldog for sale.
Lilac Blue Merle French Bulldog for sale
Simply look up âLilac Blue Merle French Bulldog for sale near meâ and youâll find many breeders with Lilac Blue French Merle Bulldog for sale.
Blue Merle French Bulldog for sale UK
Find the adorable Blue Merle Frenchie for sale at Deziner Bullz (dezinerbullz.co.uk).
Blue Merle French Bulldog Texas
Wild Blue French Bulldogs (wildbluefrenchbulldogs.com) has the loveliest Blue Merle French Bulldogs for sale.
Blue Pied Merle French Bulldog for sale
You can find the blue Merle Pied French Bulldog for sale at Francoeur Frenchies (francoeurfrenchies.com).
Blue Tri Merle French Bulldog for sale
Check out Exotic French Bulldogs (exoticfrenchbulldogs.com) to find the Merle Tri French Bulldog for sale.
Chocolate Merle French Bulldog for sale
Find chocolate male and female Merle French Bulldog for sale at the Frenchies Kingdom (frenchieskingdom.com).
Harlequin French Bulldog for sale
Visit French Bulldogs LA (frenchbulldogsla.com) to find exquisite Harlequin French Bulldogs Merle for sale.
Isabella Merle French Bulldog for sale
TomKings Kennel (tomkingskennel.com) is the place to find a Merle male or Merle female French Bulldog for sale in this color.
Lilac Tan Merle French Bulldog for sale
Check out TomKings Kennel (tomkingskennel.com) to find a lovely Lilac and tan Merle French Bulldog for sale.
Merle Lilac French Bulldog for sale
Exotic French Bulldogs (exoticfrenchbulldogs.com) have beautiful Lilac Merle French Bulldogs for sale.
Lilac Tri Merle French Bulldog for sale
Find the Lilac Tri Merle Color French Bulldog for sale at Top Dog French Bulldogs (topdogfrenchbulldogs.com).
Merle French Bulldog for sale Arizona
PHX Frenchies (Facebook: PhxFrenchies1) is where youâd find exquisite French Bulldog Merle for sale.
Merle French Bulldog for sale California
French Bulldogs LA (frenchbulldogsla.com) has the finest blue, pied, harlequin, and lilac Merle French Bulldog for sale In California.
Merle French Bulldog for sale Colorado
In Colorado, the French Bulldog (thefrenchbulldog.com) has French Bulldog Blue Merle for sale.
Merle French Bulldog for sale Florida
French Bulldogs Of Florida (frenchbulldogsofflorida.com) is your best source to find a merle female or Merle male French Bulldog for sale.
Merle French Bulldog for sale Georgia
Unbelievable Bulldogs (unbelievablebulldogs.com) have the loveliest Frenchies in the state of Georgia.
Merle French Bulldog for sale Houston
Check out Supreme Frenchies (supremefrenchies.com) to find the Frenchie you desire.
Merle French Bulldog for sale London
Deziner Bullz (dezinerbullz.co.uk) has the French Bulldog for sale Merle in London.
Merle French Bulldog for sale Los Angeles
Find the beautiful Merle French Bulldog Puppy for sale at French Bulldogs LA (frenchbulldogsla.com).
Merle French Bulldog for sale New Jersey
Mythic Bulldogs (mythicbulldogs.com) have lovely Frenchie for sale in Merle.
Merle French Bulldog for sale Ohio
Find healthy pups at Hilltop Acre Frenchies (hilltopacrefrenchies.com).
Merle French Bulldog for sale Texas
Wild Blue French Bulldogs (wildbluefrenchbulldogs.com) is where youâll find French Bulldog puppies Merle for sale in Texas.
Merle Mini French Bulldog for sale
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Merle Tan French Bulldog for sale
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Platinum Merle French Bulldog for sale
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Merle Fluffy French Bulldog for sale
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Merle French Bulldog for sale Craigslist
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Merle French Bulldog: Pros and Cons
Like all canine pets, the Merle Frenchie has its pros and cons.
| Pros | Cons |
| Intelligent and affectionate lap dog. | Not fit for active owners. |
| Excellent with young children. | Doesnât make a good playmate. |
| Beautiful and unique. | Priciest color among French Bulldogs. |
| Easy to groom. | Unhealthy, even more than a regular Frenchie. |
Is the Merle French Bulldog right for me?
Merle French Bulldogs are great for people looking for a small and cute canine companion. However, potential owners should know of the Merle French Bulldogâs health problems.
Related Questions
The unethical breeding practitioners trying to profit off their demand give Merle Frenchies a bad name. The Merle Frenchie pup himself isnât a bad dog at all.
Merle French Bulldog typically costs anywhere between $6,000 to $12,000, depending on its coat color, size, and breeder. Please see above where we provide the price of Merle Frenchies depending on their various French Bulldog Merle coat colors.
Although Merle coloring is associated with several congenital issues, this isnât true for all Merle Frenchies. Most Merle French Bulldogs are just as healthy as any other Frenchie.
The Merle Frenchie owes his coloration to the Merle gene, a semi-dominant gene he can inherit as long as one of his parents has it.
No, Merle French Bulldogs are not aggressive. Merle Frenchies are among the kindest and most affectionate pets.
Blue Merle, lilac Merle, and Isabella Merle are the most rarest and most expensive Frenchie colors.
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