About Us
Welcome to El Padrino Frenchies. We specialize in Fluffy French Bull Dogs and Pure Bred Exotic Frenchies. We're dedicated to giving you the very best quality pups with our primary focus on health, genetics, and structure. Founded in 2019 El Padrino has come a long way from its beginnings. From solely operating locally in San Diego to now expanding our business Nation Wide as we now offer our own nanny service. We pride ourselves on our unique and expansive range of French Bulldog puppies, our family includes all sorts of color variety and hair lengths. All of our pups come with AKC paperwork, vaccination card, and a Health Guarantee. We appreciate you taking the time and due diligence to read about The El padrino frienchies family and our breeding practices. We look forward to hopefully being your frenchie breeder! We are positive one of our Unique and Lovable French Bulldog puppies for sale will make an amazing addition to your family. Please take the time to look through our website to learn more about us and our pups. We look forward to hearing from you and answering any questions you may have!
Puppy Care & Transition To Your Home
Puppy Feeding
All of our puppies are weened off of mom's milk and transitioned to hard puppy kibble by the time they are able to be taken home by you. We feed them Victor's classic Hi-Pro Plus super premium dog food for puppies 3 times a day. Water is always accessible. When taking one single pup home we reccomend feeding them 1 cup 3 times a day and keeping them on the same food or slowly transitioning to a new food by mixing half of Victor's and half of whatever food you choose. If you transition to a new food you can expect the stools to be softer than usual for a week or so. We highly reccomend doing your research on what food best suits your pup as not all foods are good for all breeds.
Potty Training
We have started the potty training process with all of our puppies by using potty pads. We outline their crate and play area with the pads. They have become semi familiar with the pad texture and smell and gravitate towards them when needing to go potty. They are still young pups and are still in the learning/training process so of course there are accidents but we try are best to re navigate the pups to a potty pad "mid-potty" to teach them where they are supposed to go. The ideal situation is to get your pup to go outdoors so we highly encourage continuing the training process and adding backyard training as we solely keep our pups indoors to prevent their lower immune systems from catching a virus. Your vet will give you the green light on when you can let your little one outside and around other dogs.