Boston Terrier vs Frenchton

Compare Frenchton with Boston Terrier

Considering a Boston Terrier? Compare the Boston Terrier vs Frenchton before your purchase.

Love the tuxedo jacket that adorns a Boston Terrier but worried about the health issues that come with it? Consider the Frenchton!

A Frenchton combines the best of a Boston Terrier with the best of a French Bulldog for an adorable and healthier companion.

Not convinced? Here are some excellent reasons to consider a Frenchton:

Frenchtons have hybrid vigor!
The mixing of two breeds increases genetic material producing healthier offspring that live longer and will generally be healthier.
Frenchtons are family dogs.
Frenchtons delight in spending time with all members of the family, even kids!
Frenchtons are low energy.
While a Frenchton loves to go on walks and explore, as most dogs do, they are perfectly content to adorn your couch and sleep the day away.
Frenchtons aren’t excessive barkers.
Excellent news for both you and your neighbors, especially if they are close by, as in an apartment complex.
Frenchtons are the perfect size for travel.
A sturdy breed as well, Frenchtons won’t be fazed by either a flight or a long car ride.
Frenchtons are easy to care for and groom.
Their short fur and small size mean that you can easily bathe and groom them at home, saving you a trip to the groomer.

These are just a few of the many excellent reasons to consider a Frenchton puppy. Ready to consider adding one to your family? Apply today.

Boston Terriers are excellent pets. However, consider these things:

Frenchtons are usually cuddlier.
- Boston Terriers tend to be more aloof.
Frenchtons are usually healthier.
- Mixing the Boston Terrier with the French Bulldog generally produces hybrid vigor
- Reduced respiratory and eye problems
Frenchtons are excellent companions.
- Great traveling companions, sweet-natured, and friendly
Frenchtons can live up to 50% longer than purebred Boston Terriers.

Frenchtons are 50% French Bulldog and 50% Boston Terrier (F1) or 75% French Bulldog and 25% Boston Terrier (F1b).
Frenchtons come in many colors. They often have a combination of colors in their coat, the tuxedo pattern of the Boston Terrier, or are brindle colored. The colors are usually black, brown, white, or cream.
Frenchtons have more endurance.
Frenchtons have hybrid vigor that comes from crossing two diverse gene pools (French Bulldog + Boston Terrier). Often the Frenchton puppy (French Bulldog/Boston Terrier) has considerably fewer health issues than either parent breed would have. As humans, we never marry close relatives for similar reasons.
Frenchton Pups is a partnership of families networked with Crockett Pups who believe in family-raised, top-quality pups.

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