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Christine Pyzocha is from Arkansas and breeds French Bulldogs. The information and images included in this listing were sourced from Kountry Acres Frenchies.

Diana Dorow is from Arkansas and breeds French Bulldogs. The information and images included in this listing were sourced from Kountry Acres Frenchies.

Blue Muscle Bulldogs is located in Arizona and specialize in Standard and Rare Color French Bulldogs. We have been producing Quality Frenchies since 2008 and have been breeders since 1999 in other breeds. Our pups are socialized and raised in a home like an environment to ensure a smoother transaction when placed in there new homes. Looking for quality and customer service that rivals many, give us a call for your next family member or addition to your program. The information and images included in this listing were sourced from Blue Muscle Bulldogs.  

We concentrate on health first followed with structure and wonderful personalities. We test all our breeding dogs for genetic health issues. And also offer a one-year health guarantee for all puppies. We are always willing to take any puppy back no matter the age! The information and images included in this listing were sourced from  La Bella Kennels.

We specialize exclusively in French Bulldogs (“Frenchies”) – although we do have a “rogue” Boston Terrier in residence.  Our Payson Bed and Breakfast serves as our “Home’O Frenchies.  We focus on the health, structure and temperament of our dogs.  Our dogs are “hand raised” in a fun and loving environment and are well adjusted to people, handling and travel – they travel with us between our residence in Mesa and our Bed and Breakfast in Payson, AZ   “THE VERDE RIVER ROCK HOUSE BED AND BREAKFAST”  ( www.verderiverrockhouse.com ).   Our dogs come from some of the best and most respected & desirable  “lines” available and include: Cox, Daystar and Honeybul to name a few. When we first made the decision to offer our puppies to the public a friend (who is against “dog breeding” ) said to us, “There are so many dogs that need homes, why would you want to breed your dogs knowing that you are taking potential homes from dogs that really need one.”  We do not intend nor want to take good homes from homeless dogs; however, we strongly believe that if pet owners sought out a personality appropriate breed there would be less homeless pets.  That is why it is imperative that you research and get to know the temperament, characteristics, and mannerisms of the breed you wish to adopt – be sure to adopt the appropriate breed to fit your personality and lifestyle. In regards to homeless dogs, take a trip to your local pound maybe you will find a puppy/dog that will fit your personality/lifestyle as well as give a homeless dog a home.   Shelters in our area seem to consistently have pit bull mixes, as well as all the other high energy working breed mixes, for many people these breeds do not bode well as pets. Have you ever seen a French Bulldog at the pound?   French Bulldogs have proven to be excellent companions and entertainers in our home (no TV needed here)!  I give the French bulldog breed a tremendous amount of credit, but keep in mind I spend 99% of my time with my dogs.  I’m sure this has a big impact on why they are very well adjusted & loyal little lovers. If a compact medium energy little love muffin is what you are looking for then you are in the right place! We are a small, family owned breeder specializing in French Bulldogs.  Our babies have cute wrinkles and a great temperament and are very well socialized and extremely loving – they grow up being spoiled, fondled and adored by our Bed & Breakfast guests!  As our Frenchies and “Grandpups” travel back and forth from Mesa / Payson on a regular basis they are all “well-traveled” and acclimated to car rides.   We breed both pet and show quality puppies.  Our goal is to breed French bulldogs that exceed the breed standards for temperament, health, bone structure, and appearance. All puppies are covered by our health guarantee.  Our puppies always receive a Read more [...]