Fluffy Frenchie Puppies for Sale in South Carolina
Our Fluffy Frenchie Puppies can be hand-delivered right to your door In South Carolina.
South Carolina Fluffy Frenchie Puppies for Sale, Sent South by Van or Plane
Our Fluffy Frenchie puppies for sale in South Carolina are bred through The Puppy Lodge in Fresno, Ohio, in rural Coshocton County. They are French Bulldogs through and through, and each parent passed along a copy of the recessive long-hair gene. Their coats come in silky and noticeably longer than a smooth Frenchie's, about two or three times the length, with most of the extra length on the ears, chest, and neck. Underneath is the same compact build and bat ears, along with the laid-back, affectionate personality that makes a Frenchie want to sit wherever you sit.
By road, South Carolina is roughly 9 to 12 hours from our kennel. The Upstate and York County fall on the shorter end, and Charleston, Beaufort, and the Grand Strand sit toward the longer end. You can look over our current Fluffy Frenchies and upcoming litters any time.
Reserving a Fluffy Frenchie in South Carolina
Any of the puppies shown below can be reserved right on our site, and you pay online too. Prices begin at $2,895, and a puppy's coloring, sex, and genetics decide how far above that it goes. A $200 deposit puts a puppy on hold for your family. You cannot get that deposit back, but we are glad to apply it to a different puppy instead.
We have no waitlist, so the earliest reservation claims each puppy, and a fresh listing may be taken before the day is out. Upcoming litters are posted too, and you can reserve a pick from one ahead of the birth. To watch a puppy play on video before deciding, we are happy to video chat on FaceTime. For financing, you can apply with Credova online. Any puppy here can travel to South Carolina.
How a Puppy Travels From Ohio to South Carolina
After your deposit goes through, we choose one of these three options with you over the phone.
Home Delivery for Around $350 (Our Suggestion)
For nearly every South Carolina family, we suggest the van. Van delivery is our most requested option overall, and the trip ends at your front door with no airport in the picture. The drive itself is done by a professional pet transport company. Your puppy sees a vet before departure. It gets a carrier to itself, and you receive updates from the road. Our vans leave Fresno on Tuesday mornings, and puppies bound for South Carolina usually reach their families the next day. Expect a fee of around $350 no matter where in South Carolina you live.
The van stays climate controlled the entire way. Frenchies have short noses and have a harder time cooling off than most dogs, so keeping the air cool and even is important on the ride south.
Meeting a Flight Nanny at Baggage Claim
A flight nanny brings your puppy on a regular airline flight, traveling with a trained handler in the passenger cabin. For the whole flight it rides in a soft carrier tucked under the seat in front of the handler, never in cargo. Most of these trips wrap up in one day, and you get pictures and short videos while your puppy is on its way. The handoff happens at baggage claim in Charleston (CHS), Columbia (CAE), Greenville-Spartanburg (GSP), or Myrtle Beach (MYR).
Your puppy has to be 8 weeks old or more to fly this way. Together, the puppy and its carrier also need to stay below 20 pounds. Before the trip, a licensed vet writes up a health certificate. Each nanny trip has its own quote that comes in above the van fee, and bad weather sometimes pushes a flight back.
Driving Up to Fresno
Pickup at our kennel is open by appointment. You get to meet the puppy's mother, look around where the puppies are kept, and sit down with us to review the shot record, microchip details, and guarantee before heading home. From South Carolina that means a full day of driving in each direction, so pickup mostly suits families who already have a trip north planned.
Want to learn more about adoption in other nearby states? We also deliver Fluffy Frenchie puppies to Georgia, and North Carolina.
Choosing a Fluffy Frenchie Puppy Breeder Serving South Carolina From Ohio
Since we are a long day's drive north of you, we want you to know what goes into each of our litters. A puppy is fluffy only when its mother and father each pass it the long-hair gene. Before any of our dogs is bred, a DNA test checks the genes for coat length, furnishings, and eye color. Those reports show us which pairings can give us long coats and which colors each litter might carry. Every breeding dog is ours, and we bring in an outside stud only after it passes the same testing.
Parents also pass a health screening, and we look for sound builds and open nostrils when choosing them. Screening can never catch everything, but it lowers the chances of an inherited problem a good deal. Every puppy comes with three years of written guarantee coverage against genetic and congenital conditions, and that covers hip and elbow problems too.
Our family has raised dogs for over 13 years. Some litters grow up at our original kennel in Fresno, and others are raised close by through a closed network of breeders who handle only our dogs and follow our testing and care standards. Every building is climate controlled. The tile floors are warmed through the cold months, and geothermal cooling keeps the rooms comfortable when it turns hot. Each week, a veterinarian from the Danville Veterinary Clinic checks the grown dogs and new litters. Puppies begin short early neurological stimulation exercises, part of our Super Dog Program, on their third day and finish around day 16. Our kids handle and cuddle the puppies daily, and potty and crate training get started here, since no puppy leaves before it is 8 weeks old. Brushing, training tips, and what to expect early on are all in our guide to living with a Fluffy French Bulldog.