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Can you decipher this “blue and tan” in blue and tan French Bulldog? Costly to buy? Care for?
The US canine regulator sets strict breed standards for dogs eager to participate in shows or enjoy full breeding rights. As attractive as the blue and tan French Bulldog is (no one has ever called the blue and tan Frenchie a Dulldog), it wears the stunner of a coat scorned by the Kennel Club.
Freed from the shackles of the ring, the amazing thing excels as a reserved, composed, grumpy yet full-heartedly fun-loving family companion. God knows how these two sides merge in a blue and tan French Bulldog, but they do, to some astounding affect.
Popular around the world, in America Frenchies have been awarded the most sought-after crown for lapdogs. Compact dimensions, well-balanced temperament and ease of maintenance make blue and tan French Bulldogs for sale an ideal first choice for novice owners.
The fabled outfit is short and smooth; it’s a sure guarantee your new buddy will be the talk of the neighborhood.
Let’s start from the beginning. A blue and tan Frenchie would look… Well, blue (rather, gray-blue) is the base shade here. “Tan” patches are present on the muzzle, legs. The tan in question is actually light brown, beige.
A trademark set of attractive physical features equals blue and tan French Bulldogs to their brethren. They are stocky, compact, have a big head with a flat face. Expressive big blue bulging eyes look with intent and are a huge pull.
The play of pigmentation genes responsible for creating this in-demand pattern does not come often. It’s not plain sailing, not every breeder would be patient with the process, so very few blue and tan French Bulldogs are put on sale.
Owners of blue tan French Bulldogs would testify BTs are hard to beat as welcoming, playful companions. Suited for dog lovers of any age, tan French Bulldog puppies would display these traits in abundance:
Housing-, feeding-, maintenance-wise one would work hard to find as modest a pet in care needs as a blue tan French Bulldog.
The conservative walker is undemanding in strolls as well (two half-hour outings a day is optimal). Give you pal a good combing every other night to remove dead hair.
Blue and tan French Bulldogs for sale may have delicate skin. A hypoallergenic shampoo is of help then. Note it’s advised to bathe these dogs as less often as reasonably possible to retain the protective layer of natural lubricants (and fabled sheen!) intact.
Face folds do need special maintenance. Wipe them dry after feeding. Watch meal sizes, as with this reluctant runner it would be difficult to burn through exercise whatever extra pounds has been piled up. Tan French Bulldog puppies deserve respect even if they don’t turn down an extra serving.
Anyone looking for blue and tan French Bulldogs for sale should be well aware unusual coats means prices deviated north, compared to regular coat shades. The latter would carry a bare-bones tag of $1,500-$2,500 (likely existing on paper, i.e. in ads, only).
Producers would ask more for a rare tan French Bulldog puppy. $6,500-$8,000 estimates should not surprise.
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