Alek G.
11/06/2022
Blue Merle French bulldogs have gained huge popularity over the past few years. They are widely recognizable for their rare blue coat color, light blue eyes, and distinctive marking. Since they belong to rare French bulldogs, future owners have to be very careful when choosing a breeder of these pups.
We all agree that blue merle French bulldogs are the proud owners of one of the rarest coat colors in this breed. They attract our attention wherever appear not only because of their unique coat color combination but also because of their witty personalities.
Frenchies love to cuddle and really enjoy being in their owners’ vicinity. Due to this reason, they don’t represent a good pick for people who live busy lives and spend a lot of time outside the home. If you want to add a blue merle Frenchie to your family, you have to be ready for a lot of playtimes. Regardless of the coat color, Frenchies are witty, curious, and love to clown around.
Thanks to their small size, Frenchies are also one of the best dogs for apartment living conditions. Since the list of good features doesn’t end here, we shouldn’t be surprised by the fact that they currently take 2nd place on the AKC list of the most popular dogs worldwide.
I am introducing Boujee, a delightful 12-week-old Blue Merle French Bulldog puppy for sale. I bred under the watchful eye of a professional veterinarian—myself! I am committed to ethical breeding standards. So, Boujee is a testament to quality and health.
Boujee is available for sale for $5700. The price includes vaccinations, a health guarantee, and a French Bulldog puppy starter pack. To reserve Boujee, contact me to discuss the next steps. Email: alekgligoric@gmail.com or WhatsApp +381644799547
Boujee has a dazzling blue merle coat enriched with tan accents. His blue eyes and expressive face are a delight. His temperament is as lovely as his appearance—playful, affectionate, and always ready for cuddles.
If you read my blog, you know I am a hard-core ethical breeding advocate. Health, character, and exterior are my breeding priorities. We carefully selected Boujee’s lineage to avoid common health issues and ensure his growth was strong and healthy. He is also a mini French Bulldog.
Boujee has received all the necessary vaccinations and health checks. I provide a complete health plan for him, giving you peace of mind about his well-being.
Boujee is a home-living pup. He is socialized and potty-trained. Our boy loves to play and exercise with kids and other animals—a perfect companion in a home that understands the needs of a French Bulldog. Check out our testimonials here!
Since blue merle French bulldogs belong to rare coat colors, you have to choose the breeder of your future pet carefully. As you’ve probably heard of the fact that rare French bulldogs have a higher tendency to suffer from certain health conditions, choosing a reliable breeder is ’a must’.
Even though the puppy you want to buy is insanely cute, we advise you not to be fooled by the first impression. Asking to meet your puppy’s parents is essential because it will reveal a lot about their overall health and personality. Do they have healthy or dull-looking coats? Are they properly socialized and friendly toward unknown people? What does their environment look like? Does the breeder care about their hygiene?
Those are only some of the questions to remember when visiting the breeder.
The second important thing to ask when buying blue merle French bulldogs is the puppy’s parents’ health history. The breeder should not avoid showing you the health check documents or giving the impression that he is in a hurry to sell the dog. A reputable breeder always wants to determine what kind of family his puppy will go to.
A blue merle French bulldog puppy you want to buy should not be younger than eight weeks. It is sufficient for socialization and maturation. Besides, your potential puppy has to be vaccinated against certain diseases, and the vaccination schedule depends on the country you live in.
Breeders produce blue merle French bulldogs by mating carriers of dilute and merle genes. The blue merle pattern is one of the most difficult to produce, and the dogs selected for mating must undergo several health checks.
Merle is a type of genetic condition. This gene is inherited, so puppies with this pattern will have light-colored eyes and pink, sensitive skin on some body parts. We can usually see the light pink skin on their noses and paw pads. Puppies with two Merle parents will be more likely to develop certain health issues, so you must be very careful when choosing a puppy you want to bring home.
Buying a dog brings a hefty dose of responsibility because your new family member should stay with you for many years. The AKC does not recognize the merle pattern, and such dogs are not found in purebred Frenchies.
Blue Merle French bulldogs are one of the rarest Frenchie colors. Every dog comes with a copy of the genes the mother and father inherited. Since the Merle gene is dominant, the breeder needs to select only one carrier of this gene for mating.
When a puppy carries two copies of the Merle gene variant, it may be at an increased risk of eye and ear problems. Deafness and chronic ear infections are only some of the issues.
As we already mentioned, it’s not advisable to mate two blue merle French bulldogs. However, if this mating type happens, such dogs may be born with a double merle gene. Double merle Frenchies have only a few patches of darker coat, sensitive skin, and a higher tendency to suffer from specific health issues.
Problems with eyes and vision are only some to mention. Wandering eyes, starburst pupils, small or deformed eyes, or missing one of the eyes are the most common conditions.
Besides having a merle pattern, blue merle Frenchies are also recognizable for their light blue or almost grey eyes. These puppies can also have pink skin on their noses and paw pads, so you should be careful when taking them outside in hot weather.
Sun rays or walking on hot pavements can cause severe burns on their noses and paw pads, so applying vet-approved sunscreen and wearing dog socks is preferred. Blue merle French bulldogs have a low level of melanin, which is the main reason for their sensitive nature.
Blue Merle French bulldogs are among the most expensive dogs in the world, ranging between $5,000 and $20,000.
Depending on the breeder’s kennel, the puppies’ parents, and the care they get, their prices can go up. To ensure you’re buying a healthy dog, we recommend you ask for a DNA test and take the puppy to the vet for a quick health check. Note that you’re bringing a new family member and not a toy. That’s why asking for proof that the dog is completely healthy is unnecessary.
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