FLUFFY FRENCHYS AND FLUFFY BIG ROPE FRENCHYS
What is a Fluffy Frenchy?
The term “fluffy French Bulldogs” refers to a specific variation of the French Bulldog breed known for its longer, soft coat. Unlike the typical short-haired French Bulldog, the fluffy version has a rare gene that gives it a distinctive longer coat… two most commonly known variants of long hair gene are (L1 & L4). Some people argue that L1 is better than L4 And vice versa; however over the years we have bred both variants of the (L) gene and can honestly say they are just as good as each othe.
What is a Big Rope Frenchy?
The term “BIG ROPE” refers to the skin food above the nose. This has been a massive trend in the English bulldog and the sharpee breeds for many years. However it has only been introduced to the french bulldog in the last 6/7 years and only been made popular for the last 12-18 months. Some people will say that the “Rope” comes with a lot of problems… remember this is an opinion and not a fact! From our experience this is not the case and aslong as the fold doesn’t interfere with the nasal passage breathing is just as good as the standard frenchys.