Fluffy Frenchie Puppies for Sale in Oregon
Our Fluffy Frenchie Puppies can be hand-delivered right to your door In Oregon.
Fluffy Frenchie Puppies for Sale in Oregon: Tested Coats, West Coast Delivery
At The Puppy Lodge, we send Fluffy Frenchie puppies for sale in Oregon out from Fresno, Ohio, and each one travels west with a trained flight nanny or in a climate-controlled van. Every one of these puppies is a full French Bulldog that inherited a recessive long-coat gene through both of its parents. That is why the coat grows in soft and silky at around two to three times a standard Frenchie coat's length, with the extra length showing most on the ears, chest, and neck. Under all that hair you still get the stocky build, flat face, and upright bat ears of any Frenchie. The puppies we raise are cuddly and playful, and they like to tag along wherever you go in the house.
Oregon is among the longest trips our puppies make. By road it is roughly 33 to 38 hours from Fresno, which is why we usually suggest flying your puppy into one of the state's four main airports. You can see the puppies open right now and the litters on the way on our website.
Putting a Deposit on a Fluffy Frenchie From Oregon
Every puppy shown below can be reserved online and paid for right on our site, and any of them can travel to Oregon. A puppy costs $2,895 or more, and the final price depends on genetics, color, and gender. A $200 deposit reserves the puppy in your name. We cannot refund it, but it can move to any other puppy on our listings.
There is no waitlist, and each puppy goes to whichever family sends a deposit first. A listed puppy can be claimed by someone else the same day. Planned litters show up on the listings too, so you can reserve a pick in one before it is born. We can also set up a FaceTime video call to let you watch a puppy play before you decide. Credova handles financing, with an online application, if you would rather spread out payments.
Fluffy Frenchie Puppies We've Placed With Oregon Families
Abdul
in Pendleton, OR
Buddy
in Beaverton, OR
Oregon Delivery by Nanny Flight or Climate-Controlled Van
After you reserve, we set the travel plan together on a call. Your puppy brings along a bag of its current Purina Pro Plan so you can change its diet slowly, plus a blanket carrying its mom's scent.
Flight Nanny to PDX, Eugene, Redmond, or Medford (Our Suggestion)
For most of Oregon, a flight nanny is our pick. The van needs a few days to cross the country, while a nanny trip is usually finished the same day. Your puppy flies as a cabin passenger next to a trained handler on a regular airline flight, and its soft bag sits below the seat ahead of the handler. Frenchies have short muzzles and cope poorly with the conditions in a cargo hold, so ours never fly as cargo. You get photos and clips from the handler during the flight, and the two of you meet at baggage claim.
Portland International (PDX) has the most flights. Eugene (EUG), Roberts Field in Redmond (RDM) for the Bend area, and Rogue Valley International-Medford (MFR) are all good options too, and we pick whichever lands closest to you. Airlines accept puppies from 8 weeks old, and yours has to weigh less than 20 pounds once it is inside its carrier. A licensed veterinarian also fills out a health certificate ahead of the flight. A nanny trip is priced for each specific flight and costs more than the van. Storms or fog can push a flight back, so try to keep the day after the planned arrival open as well.
The Van for Addresses Far From an Airport
Across all states, the van is the delivery method families pick most. In Oregon it makes sense if you live hours from those four airports or would rather skip the airport entirely. A professional pet transport service handles the drive and hands your puppy over at your door, in a van kept at a comfortable temperature. Oregon delivery runs around $450 for any address in the state. Departures from Fresno are on Tuesday mornings, and the West Coast leg takes 2 to 3 days depending on the route. Before the trip your puppy has a vet exam. It travels in a crate of its own, and the driver shares updates on the way.
Kennel Pickup in Fresno
Pickup is open to any family by appointment, and you can meet the mother and see the kennel while you are here. We also go over the vaccine record, microchip, and guarantee with you before you leave. With the drive home measured in days, pickup mostly suits Oregon families who already have a trip east planned.
Want to learn more about adoption in other nearby states? We also deliver Fluffy Frenchie puppies to California, Idaho, Nevada, and Washington.
Tested Parents and Daily Handling: A Fluffy Frenchie Puppy Breeder for Oregon Homes
Buying from a kennel on the other side of the country is a big decision, so we would like to lay out how our litters are planned. A fluffy coat appears only when the sire and dam each pass down the long-hair gene. Ahead of any breeding, each dog gets a DNA test that checks its long-hair status along with its eye color and furnishings genes. From those reports we know before a pairing if it can make fluffy puppies and roughly what shades to expect. Plenty of fluffy puppies are sold from parents that never had this testing done. The more common colors in our program are blue, pied, cream, brindle, and fawn. Some pairings can also produce isabella, merle, lilac, or chocolate.
Our family first started raising dogs more than 13 years ago, and all of the breeding dogs in the program are ours. An outside stud, when we use one, has to pass the same testing. A portion of our puppies are born and raised in the original kennel next to our house in Fresno. The others are raised by a small closed network of nearby breeders who work solely with our dogs under our testing and care rules. We also screen every parent's health and choose dogs whose build is sound and whose nostrils are wide open. Screening cannot promise a puppy will never have an inherited problem, but it cuts the chances. Our guarantee is written, lasts three years, and protects you against genetic and congenital conditions. Hip and elbow problems fall within that coverage.
Frenchies do not handle heat well, so our buildings hold a steady temperature through every season. Heated tile floors keep the rooms warm through Ohio winters, and a geothermal system cools them in summer. Each week, on a planned schedule, a Danville Veterinary Clinic vet looks over our adult dogs and the newest litters. On day three, each puppy begins the short early neurological stimulation exercises of our Super Dog Program, which continue until around day 16. Our kids handle the puppies every day, which gets them used to being picked up and held. We begin potty and crate training while the puppies are still here, and none leave before 8 weeks of age. For coat care, training, and what the first weeks look like, read our guide to raising a Fluffy French Bulldog.