Fluffy Frenchie Puppies for Sale in Arkansas

Our Fluffy Frenchie Puppies can be hand-delivered right to your door In Arkansas.

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Fluffy French Bulldog Puppies for Sale in Arkansas

When you find Fluffy Frenchie puppies for sale in Arkansas on our site, each one starts its trip at The Puppy Lodge in Fresno, Ohio. The drive from our kennel runs roughly 11 to 15 hours. Northeast Arkansas around Jonesboro and Blytheville is the closest part of the state to us, and the southwest corner near Texarkana is the farthest.

Each of these puppies is a purebred French Bulldog that has a soft, medium-length coat in place of the usual short one. They have the playful, easygoing Frenchie personality and tend to stay wherever their people are in the house. You can browse the puppies we have now on our Fluffy Frenchie page.

Arkansas Fluffy Frenchie puppies from The Puppy Lodge

Fluffy Frenchies Available for Arkansas Families

Every puppy listed here has its own photos and asking price. Our puppies start at $2,895 and go up or down based on color, gender, and genetics. To hold one, you pay a $200 deposit online. That deposit is non-refundable, though you are free to switch it to a different puppy that is still available.

Since we have no waitlist, the first family to place a deposit gets the puppy. That can happen within hours of a listing going up. Upcoming litters appear on this page as well, so you can reserve a puppy from a litter before it is even born. Credova financing can be applied for online, and a FaceTime call with us lets you watch a puppy move around before you commit. Any puppy here can be delivered to Arkansas, and if the page is empty, our newsletter announces new litters first.

Fluffy Frenchie Puppies We've Placed With Arkansas Families

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Ariella

Adopted by a family
in San Tan Valley, AR
Fluffy Frenchie delivered to Arkansas

How We Deliver Fluffy Frenchies to Arkansas

After you reserve, we talk through the choices on a phone call and pick what works for your family. For most of Arkansas, our van is the one we point people to. The drive is too long to make pickup practical, and the van brings your puppy right to your house without an airport stop.

Van Delivery to Your Door

Your puppy travels with a professional pet transport service in a custom climate-controlled van, and it rides in its own carrier the whole way. A vet looks the puppy over before it leaves, and you get updates while it is on the road. The flat fee for anywhere in Arkansas is around $450. Deliveries depart on Tuesday mornings, and an Arkansas trip usually takes two to three days depending on the route.

Temperature control is a big reason we like this option for Frenchies. Their flat faces make it harder for them to cool off, and the van holds a steady temperature for the whole trip to your driveway.

Pickup at Our Fresno Kennel

You can drive to our Fresno kennel by appointment, meet the mother, and tour the kennel. We sit down with you to go through the shot records, microchip registration, and guarantee paperwork. It is a long haul from Arkansas, so this usually fits families who already have a trip to Ohio on the calendar.

Flight Nanny Into Arkansas

A flight nanny is the quickest route, and most trips finish the same day. A trained handler brings your puppy aboard a commercial flight, where it rides under the seat in a soft carrier. Flat-faced puppies should never ride in cargo, and ours never do. You meet the nanny at baggage claim at Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport (LIT) in Little Rock, Northwest Arkansas National Airport (XNA) for the Bentonville, Rogers, and Fayetteville area, or Fort Smith Regional Airport (FSM). Families in eastern Arkansas often find Memphis International (MEM) closer, just across the Mississippi River.

A flight nanny is pricier than the van, and we quote it for each flight. Travel rules require the puppy to be 8 weeks or older, weigh less than 20 pounds together with its carrier, and have a health certificate signed by a licensed vet. Storms can delay a flight, so leave some room in your schedule around the travel date.

Want to learn more about adoption in other nearby states? We also deliver Fluffy Frenchie puppies to Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Texas.

Our Fluffy Frenchie Puppy Breeder Program Serving Arkansas

We have raised dogs for more than 13 years from our five-acre farm in Coshocton County, Ohio. Arkansas families have Frenchie breeders closer by, so it helps to know how our program works for this coat in particular. The fluffy coat only shows up when a puppy gets a long-hair gene from both parents. We test every parent dog for coat genetics, eye color, and furnishings before it ever joins our program. That way we know the odds of fluffy puppies, and the colors a pairing can produce, well before a litter arrives. Parents are also health screened and chosen for sound structure, including open nostrils and a healthy airway.

We own every parent dog, and any outside stud we use has been tested the same way. A few litters come from our original Fresno kennel. The rest are raised nearby by a closed group of certified breeders who work only with Puppy Lodge dogs and follow the same testing and breeding rules we do. All of those buildings are climate controlled, with heated tile floors for the cold months and geothermal cooling once it warms up.

Our puppies go through Early Neurological Stimulation, known as the Super Dog Program, for about two weeks starting on their third day. Our own children spend time holding and playing with the puppies daily. We also get potty and crate training underway before go-home at 8 weeks or older. A vet from Danville Veterinary Clinic visits each week. Every puppy leaves microchipped, vet checked, and up to date on shots and dewormings, with a written three-year health guarantee for genetic and congenital conditions, including problems with the hips and elbows.

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Fluffy Frenchie FAQs Of Arkansas Families

Q: Can a Fluffy Frenchie come along on hikes in the Ozarks?

A: Short, easy trails are fine, but a Frenchie is not built for a long day on the trail. Most do well with two or three short walks and some play at home. If you want to bring yours to a trailhead or a lake, pick a cool morning, keep the outing brief, and carry water for the dog.

Q: Does humid weather cause problems with the coat or face?

A: The folds on a Frenchie's face can hold moisture, and if they stay damp they can pick up bacterial or yeast infections. Wipe them each day with a soft cloth or a pet-safe wipe and make sure they end up dry. The coat itself mats first around the ears and chest, so plan on a brushing two or three times weekly and a little more during a shed.

Q: How is a Fluffy Frenchie different from a regular French Bulldog?

A: Only the coat is different. Build, size, ears, and personality all match a standard Frenchie, but the fur grows two to three times longer. That comes from a recessive gene that has been in the breed since its early days, so nothing was mixed in to get it. Our Fluffy French Bulldog breed guide explains the gene and the breed's history in more detail.

Q: How big will our puppy get?

A: Most grown Fluffy Frenchies stand 11 to 13 inches tall and weigh between 16 and 28 pounds, with males usually on the heavier side. They reach full height somewhere between 9 and 12 months and keep adding muscle until they are close to 2. They gain weight easily, so keeping yours lean from puppyhood on takes strain off its joints.

Q: What comes with our puppy when it arrives?

A: Your puppy comes with its own health record, plus a bag of its current food so you can switch diets slowly. We also send a blanket that smells like its mother, which helps with the first nights in a new house. This is the same for van delivery, a flight nanny, or pickup.