Fluffy Frenchie Puppies for Sale in Wisconsin

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

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Fluffy Frenchie Puppies for Sale in Wisconsin From Planned, Tested Pairings

The Puppy Lodge offers Fluffy Frenchie puppies for sale in Wisconsin, bred through our family's program in Fresno, Ohio. These are French Bulldogs with no other breed mixed in. Each parent passed along the long-hair gene, and the result is a silky coat around two or three times as long as a smooth Frenchie has. Underneath it you get the familiar bat ears, flat face, and stocky 16 to 28 pound frame. Our puppies love to play and stick close to their people, usually ending up wherever the family has settled.

Wisconsin sits roughly 7 to 13 hours by car from our kennel. Kenosha and the southeast corner are the shortest trip for us, while Superior and the northern counties are the longest. Our Fluffy Frenchie listings and upcoming litters are open to browse any time.

Healthy Fluffy Frenchie puppy available in Wisconsin

Browsing Our Fluffy Frenchie Litters From Wisconsin

Photos and a price appear with every puppy below. Our puppies start at $2,895, and color, gender, and genetic makeup decide how far above that a given puppy goes. Checkout is online with a $200 deposit. That money stays with us if you decide not to buy, but it can be shifted onto any puppy that is still unclaimed.

There is no waitlist, and the first family to complete a reservation gets the puppy. Litters we are expecting show up on the page too, and a deposit there locks in an early pick. If seeing a puppy move around would help you decide, we can hop on FaceTime with you first. For financing, you can fill out a Credova application online. After you reserve, we sort out getting your puppy to your door in Wisconsin.

Fluffy Frenchie Puppies We've Placed With Wisconsin Families

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Tristan

Adopted by a family
in Appleton, WI
Fluffy Frenchie delivered to Wisconsin

The Route Home to Wisconsin for Your Fluffy Frenchie

Once the deposit clears, we settle the travel plan together over the phone. With their short, flat faces, our Frenchies never ride in cargo. They go by temperature-controlled van or in the passenger cabin of a plane. Each puppy travels with a supply of its regular food, plus a blanket that holds its mother's scent.

Door-to-Door Van Delivery (What We Recommend)

We point nearly every Wisconsin family toward home delivery, and it is the most popular choice among all our buyers. The fee is around $350 no matter which town you call home. Professional pet transporters make the drive in a custom-built van. A vet examines your puppy before departure. It rides alone in its carrier, and the driver sends you messages along the way.

Tuesday morning is when our delivery vans set off from Fresno. Arrival timing varies by route and by how far north or west you live, so we give you the details on our call.

A Nanny Flight Into Milwaukee, Madison, or the Fox Valley

Flying is quicker. Most nanny deliveries are done within a single day. A trained handler takes a regular passenger flight with your puppy riding in a soft carrier beneath the seat in front. Photos and short videos come to you along the way, and the handoff takes place by the baggage carousels. Milwaukee Mitchell (MKE) is the busiest airport in Wisconsin. Dane County Regional in Madison (MSN), Appleton International (ATW), and Green Bay Austin Straubel (GRB) also work well. Central Wisconsin Airport in Mosinee (CWA), La Crosse (LSE), and Eau Claire (EAU) are possible when a flight fits.

We quote each nanny trip on its own, and the price runs higher than the van. Airline travel requires a puppy of eight weeks or older that weighs below 20 pounds in its carrier, along with a health certificate signed by a licensed veterinarian. A Wisconsin snowstorm can ground a flight, so be ready for the date to move.

Collecting Your Puppy at the Kennel Yourself

You can also set an appointment and pick your puppy up in person. During the visit you will get to meet the mother and look around the kennel. We also go over the vaccine history, microchip, and guarantee with you face to face. Coming from Wisconsin means a long drive there and back, so pickup fits best when an Ohio trip is already on your calendar.

Want to learn more about adoption in other nearby states? We also deliver Fluffy Frenchie puppies to Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, and Minnesota.

Fluffy Frenchie Breeder Serving Wisconsin, Tested Parent by Parent

A Frenchie grows the long coat only when it gets the gene from both sides. So before we pair any dog, we run a DNA test on the genes for its coat, eye color, and furnishings, which shows us the pairings able to make fluffy puppies and the colors a litter may carry. You might find a Frenchie breeder a shorter drive away in Wisconsin. With our dogs, the coat is known from the test results before a litter is ever planned. We health screen each mother and father as well and look for sound structure and open nostrils. No screening is foolproof, but it makes inherited problems much rarer. Every puppy also leaves with our written guarantee. For three years it covers genetic and congenital conditions, with hip or elbow problems among them.

Our family has 13-plus years of dog raising behind it, and we own each Fluffy Frenchie mother and father we breed. We sometimes use a stud dog we do not own, and he goes through identical testing first. Some puppies are born and raised at the Fresno kennel where we got our start. Other litters stay with a closed circle of breeders in our area, and those breeders keep Puppy Lodge dogs only and hold them to our testing and care standards.

Because flat-faced dogs struggle in the heat, we keep every building climate controlled through the year, with radiant heat in the tile floors during cold weather and a geothermal system for cooling in the warm months. Once a week, on a set day, a veterinarian from the Danville Veterinary Clinic checks over our adult dogs and any new puppies. Our Super Dog Program starts when a puppy is three days old and runs a series of Early Neurological Stimulation exercises for roughly two weeks. Our children spend part of every day cuddling the puppies and playing with them. We start potty and crate training before go-home day. No puppy goes home younger than 8 weeks, and by then each one has its microchip and is current on vaccines and dewormings. For grooming and training advice, see our complete Fluffy Frenchie owner's guide.

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Fluffy Frenchie FAQs Of Wisconsin Families

Q: We live near Superior or Hudson. Which airport would a flight nanny use?

A: Airports just over the Minnesota line are often the easiest choice for those areas. Duluth International (DLH) is right across the bridge from Superior, and Minneapolis-Saint Paul (MSP) is usually the closer large airport for Hudson and the St. Croix Valley. We weigh those flights against the van when we talk and go with whatever is simpler for you.

Q: At what age does Wisconsin require a rabies shot and license?

A: State law sets both at five months. You buy the license through your city, village, or town, and it has to be renewed every year. We send along a health record that shows each vaccine and deworming given so far. Hand that to your vet at the first checkup, and the rabies shot can be booked at the right time.

Q: Are dogs welcome in Wisconsin's state parks?

A: Yes, if they stay on a leash no more than 8 feet long. Pets are kept off beaches, out of picnic areas, and out of park buildings, though more than 30 state parks have marked pet swim or pet picnic areas. For a Frenchie, a short and level trail is plenty.

Q: Does a Fluffy Frenchie mind the cold and snow?

A: Frenchies generally do well in cool weather, and the extra fur helps a little in winter. Their short legs keep them close to the snow, though, so plan quick winter walks and bring your puppy in when it starts to look chilly. Dry the coat with a towel afterward and brush out the ears and chest, because that longer fur tangles first.