Crowd Pleazer Frenchies

10/10/2026

Look at Boogie! This is the littermate of GRCH Iceman, CH Zuli, CH Dominion and Doc Holidaze by GRCH Blue Haze Coupe BCAT and Crowd Pleazer's Domino Effect. He is loved and adored by Laura and Danny Butler in New York.

10/08/2026

This beautiful daughter of Benny was made possible via frozen 🥶 and TCI, thanks to the planning and foresight of Sandi Christiano, who chose to use her stored sample on the right girl and the right time 👏👏👏

I have several high quality samples that I can make available to serious inquiries.

Once purchased, you will be the AKC owner on file, giving you full control for litter signoff... no strings attached. You can even resell it... it's yours.

So while Benny may be retired, his legacy, like this little girl, can live on in your own program.

Morning sun and frosty grass never looked so good 🥹🧡🧡🧡🧡

*100% natural picture. NO editing at all.. SO pretty 😍

10/04/2026

Look at these GRCH Iceman babies!

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10/04/2026

FBDFA is heading to Houston.
French Bulldog Foundation of America is hosting an All-Breed OFA Health Clinic at the 2026 ABKC Nationals.
Saturday, December 5, 2026

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

George R. Brown Convention Center

Houston, TX 77010
Services

RFG — Dr. Kelley Thieman, Texas A&M — $50
Basic Cardiac — $50
Advanced Cardiac / Echocardiogram — Dr. Ashley Saunders, Texas A&M — $275
Patellas — $45

Basic Cardiac and Patella count toward OFA CHIC.
Appointments preferred. Walk-ups welcome, first come, first served.
Questions or to reserve a spot: Jessica — 860-550-5725
Healthier dogs. Brighter tomorrows.

Include • Improve • Inspire

23h

10/01/2026

GRCH Iceman babies!

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1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8. All day, every day. 😁

09/29/2026

Don't snooze on this little one. She's rather reasonable and her breeder is a joy to work with.

09/29/2026

The original DOCUMENTED color of the French Bulldog since 1897... Iron Gray.

09/22/2026

GRCH Cooper babies!

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09/12/2026

You know the tidy version. Bat ears won. The standard was written. Type settled. Everyone went home.

Here is the part almost nobody in this breed has been told: in 1910 the French Bull Dog Club of America poured a standing bronze, put it on a plain plinth, and captioned it only this: MODEL OF THE TYPE. No sculptor. No kennel. No dog’s name. Two of those casts were the trophies at the Hotel Astor — best dog, best of the opposite s*x.

They did it because twelve years of paper wars had failed. One man, one type. So they tried a dog that belonged to nobody, scuplted by a French mechanical engineer that they didn't name.

That same night, with a crowd three times the size in 1897, a $1,000 newcomer named Salvolatile beat the women who had been taking turns beating Champion Nellcote Gamin — including Fi Fi and Mirette de la Mare, the four-time champion the club had already talked about as a living model.

JudgeMortimer pointed. The regining Champion lost to a female on both ends of the leash. If the bronzes were handed out when specials were marked, one of them left with the owner of Salvolatile, Mary Winthrop, along with the dog that looked NOTHING like that Bronze model.

Except the protest came days later. They cancelled the win. They did not print a receipt for the metal.

And the sequel is worse, or better, depending on your stomach: the woman Mary Winthrop beat then bought Ch. Nellcote Gamin’s gray-brindle son as a baby, priced him higher than Salvolatile, and ran $500 challenges against her in the press. The official body was supposed to freeze type. Lawson bought the blood instead.

The named pictures survived. Cardinal’s $10,000 line from the very beginning in 1902. Kirmse’s Ideal with Hopton’s prefix. Riquet’s oil that made him look far better than photographed. A cancelled girl with a sordid past and her disqualified dog advertised as world-famed.

The one dog that was supposed to belong to the club is the one nobody can put a hand on. It's gone. And so are the dogs that resemble the image.

That is not nostalgia. That is why every argument about “the type” still feels like a fight in a room that already tried to end it with bronze — and then lost the bronze.

By Heather MacPherson for the French Bulldog Foundation of America (FBDFA)