Fluffy Frenchie Puppies for Sale in Wyoming
Our Fluffy Frenchie Puppies can be hand-delivered right to your door In Wyoming.
Wyoming Families and Our Fluffy Frenchie Puppies for Sale
Our Fluffy Frenchie puppies for sale in Wyoming are born into The Puppy Lodge program in Coshocton County, Ohio, and they travel west to families there. Each one is a French Bulldog with no other breed mixed in. Both parents carried a recessive long-hair gene and passed it on, which is where the soft, silky coat comes from. That coat ends up two or three times longer than what a standard Frenchie has, and under it you still get the bat ears, the flat face, and a solid 16 to 28 pound adult. Ours have the usual Frenchie personality, playful and relaxed, and they like being wherever the family is.
The drive out to Wyoming runs about 20 to 26 hours, so most puppies make the trip in a delivery van or on a plane beside a nanny. You can browse every Fluffy Frenchie we have open for reservation, plus the litters coming up next.
What to Know Before You Reserve From Wyoming
Each puppy listed below shows its photos and price. The lowest price is $2,895, and a given puppy may cost more depending on its color, sex, and genetics. A $200 deposit, paid on our site, reserves the puppy you choose. It will not be refunded, though it can be switched over to a different unclaimed puppy.
We keep no waitlist, so the family that finishes the reservation first gets the puppy. Litters we expect soon are on this page too, so you can put money down on a pick ahead of the birth. A FaceTime call with us lets you see a puppy up close before you commit. For financing, Credova takes applications online. Wherever you live in Wyoming, we can get your puppy there.
Fluffy Frenchie Puppies We've Placed With Wyoming Families
Tilly
in Cheyenne, WY
Wyoming Delivery Choices and What Each Costs
Once the deposit goes through, we call you and pick the travel plan together. French Bulldogs have short muzzles, so our puppies go only by temperature-controlled van or inside the passenger cabin of an airliner. Cargo holds are never used.
The Van to Your Wyoming Driveway (Usually Our Pick)
For most of Wyoming, the van is the easier plan. Towns here are far apart, and many are hours from a commercial airport, but the van comes all the way to your house. Anywhere in the state, it costs around $450, and across all our buyers it is the most requested option. A professional pet transporter drives a custom-built van that keeps its own temperature. Before the trip starts, a vet checks your puppy. Each puppy gets its own carrier for the ride, and the driver keeps you updated from the road.
Tuesday morning is when the vans pull out of Fresno. Travel time varies with the route and your part of Wyoming, so we give you a timeline once we plan the trip.
Nanny Flights to Jackson, Casper, Cheyenne, Sheridan, or Cody
Flying is quicker, and a nanny trip usually wraps up within one day. A trained handler takes a scheduled flight and keeps your puppy close in a soft carrier under the seat, sending pictures and short videos along the way. Plan to meet the handler at baggage claim. Jackson Hole Airport (JAC) has the widest airline choice in the state. Casper/Natrona County International (CPR), Cheyenne Regional (CYS), Sheridan County Airport (SHR), and Yellowstone Regional Airport in Cody (COD) each have United Express flights to Denver, where most trips connect. Families in Cheyenne or Laramie may find more flight times into Denver International (DEN).
The price depends on the flight, and it is higher than the van fee. Before boarding, your puppy has to be 8 weeks of age or more, and puppy plus carrier must weigh under 20 pounds. A licensed vet signs off on a health certificate for the trip as well. Mountain snowstorms sometimes cancel flights, so the date could shift.
An Ohio Pickup on a Trip East
You can also make an appointment and pick up your puppy at our kennel. A visit in person lets you meet the mother, see the setup, and go over your puppy's paperwork and guarantee with us. It is a long drive home to Wyoming, so pickup mostly makes sense when Ohio is already on your travel plans.
How We Raise Fluffy Frenchies for Wyoming as an Out-of-State Puppy Breeder
We have more than 13 years of raising dogs behind us, and we own the Fluffy Frenchie parents in our program. If a litter's sire comes from outside, he passes our full testing first. Some litters are raised in Fresno where we started. Other litters are raised nearby by a closed network of breeders. They work with Puppy Lodge dogs alone and are held to the same testing and care standards as our Fresno kennel.
A breeder in a neighboring state could be closer to you. The difference with us is that the coat is confirmed by DNA before a litter is ever planned. The long coat only appears when both parents pass along the gene, so we test each parent for coat, furnishings, and eye color genes before we pair it. We also screen the parents' health and look for good structure, including open nostrils and a clear airway. Testing will not catch everything, but it cuts the chance of an inherited problem a great deal. Each puppy is backed in writing for three years against congenital and genetic conditions, with hip and elbow problems on the covered list.
Since the breed handles heat poorly, every building is climate controlled year round, using heated tile in the winter months and geothermal cooling when summer comes. Once a week, on a fixed day, Danville Veterinary Clinic comes out to check our grown dogs and newborn litters. From day three, puppies spend about two weeks on Early Neurological Stimulation through our Super Dog Program. Each day our kids pick the puppies up, cuddle them, and play with them. Crate and potty training get an early start, and a puppy leaves us no sooner than 8 weeks. For grooming and training help later on, read our guide for new Fluffy French Bulldog owners.