Jazz is a fluffy French Bulldog and was not bred for her longer coat. I bred her shorthaired mother to a longhaired stud because of his longer muzzle, not for his longer coat. Since Nola wasn’t supposed to carry the longhair gene, no fluffies were expected. Nature decided otherwise. Jazz is still young and lives with Inge and Martin with their Evi in Schagen. We hope to breed her in the future. 

Nola is a german girl and we’re hoping for a litter out of her and Marley soon. She has the sweetest temperament ever and is very healthy. She has a complete tail!

Sushi is our youngest addition and comes from Germany. Both her parents were extensively medically tested (x-rays of spine, hips, elbows, full body ct-scan, many kinds of DNA tests, patellar luxation, breathing, eyes, etc.) and even some of her other ancestors have been screened. Sushi has a significantly longer muzzle, spine and tail, but is according to several DNA tests, 100% French Bulldog. They are not able to find the mixed breed in het DNA, which is somewhere in the fourth generation. Without that, you obviously wouldn’t be able to get a longer muzzle and tail. In the past, breeders would simply pick the puppy with the shortest muzzle and tail, but I do it the other way around. I choose the puppy with the least wrinkles, the longest muzzle and with a complete and functional tail. I hope we will be lucky again this time and that we can actually use her for breeding in the future. She has the sweetest temperament and lots of energy!