Blue French Bulldogs by Bullistik®

Vintage Armored Warfare at Bullistik
BLUE & TAN
OFA Cardiac NORMAL
OFA Patella NORMAL
OFA Legg Calves Perthes NORMAL
OFA Hips – GOOD
CMR1 clear
DM clear
DCM clear
HC clear
RPGRIP1 clear

Bullistik® has spent their entire breeding career, spanning 29 years, health testing their French Bulldogs, but that is not what is so EXCITING about Vintage Armored Warfare at Bullistik® passing all of his health testing. The BEST part is that he is our first BLUE & TAN Frenchie, so the first of that color at Bullistik to go through our rigorous health screening and PASS with FLYING COLORS!!

DNA GENETIC tested CLEAR for:
CMR1 – Canine MultiFocal Retinopathy
DCM – Dilated Cardio Myeopathy
DM – Degenerative Myelopathy
HC – Hereditary Cataracts
RPGRIP1 – Progressive Retinal Astrophy, Cone-Rod Dystrophy 4

and CERTIFIED by the ORTHOPEDIC FOUNDATION FOR ANIMALS for:
Cardiac Disease
Patellar Luxation
Legg-Calves-Perthes Disease
Hip Dysplasia

There is so much DISINFORMATION disseminated on the internet aimed solely at bashing French Bulldogs of COLOR.  Many uninformed people: breeders, buyers, owners can be influenced negatively by this false information which often claims all BLUE French Bulldogs are defective and unhealthy.

I am here to tell you that I have owned BLUE French Bulldogs in brindle, fawn, pied, and tricolor (blue/tan) since 2002 and the lies that are spread about this color in this breed by unscrupulous opponents of NON-STANDARD COLOR in Frenchies are #FAKE if they have no Veterinary (medical) data to back up the claims.

Does that mean that all BLUE, CHOCOLATE, TRICOLOR Frenchies are healthy?  Certainly not!  But the COLOR of their hair does not have anything to do with the ‘disease genetics’ of the French Bulldog.

Buyers need to concern themselves with questioning breeders about the HEALTH TESTING they do on their breeding stock, PERIOD!  Whether they are breeding STANDARD (brindle, fawn, cream) colored French Bulldogs or NON-STANDARD (blue, chocolate, lilac, tricolor), they should be doing all that they can to limit or eliminate disease that can be tested for.