Do you know what Frenchies like?

          Which activity do you think your French bulldog would like better?

Top Summer Dangers for Dogs

How to Keep Your Dog Safe In the Summer...

Summer is a great time to be a dog owner. It lets you run and play with your dog in warmer weather. However, summer also brings unique risks to your dog's health that you should keep in mind throughout the season.

Heat Stroke

Heat stroke occurs when your dog’s body temperature rises dangerously high. It is most common when dogs are left in a car for too long, or when they exercise in the heat. Never leave your dog in the car in hot weather, and always remember that a cracked window is not enough to cool a car. Your dog always needs access to shade outside. Muzzling interferes with a dog's ability to cool itself by panting and should be avoided.

Here is a picture of our daughter's Frenchie Madi running errands with Christina. Madi's number one rule is that she gets to ride shotgun even if that mean Carrie or cousin Raychell have to ride in the back. Christina's number one rule is that Madi NEVER stays in the car!!! Your furry family counts on you to keep them safe. Have a fun and safe summer! ~ The McCarty Family

 

Our Newest French Bulldog Baby

Our Newest addition to the family. Little Benny is a doll. We are so attached already it is crazy! Kit just has this one little guy. Naturally he has been scooped up already, His new family just changed his name to Dill. In these pictures you can see Carrie with him as a newborn and then The other two pictures he is hanging out with Christina in bed. Just a little bit of how our mornings start. Morning breath, not so great, but puppy breath...Oh yea!

We love our French bulldogs!

Often interested families will ask us how much time we spend with our French bulldogs. I think that our website shows that we spend all of our time that we aren't at work with them. When we are working and the kids are in school then we have a full time nanny to tend to our babies. Nanny has been with our family for 17 years. We trusted her to take care of our girls when they we little and we will find her rocking our puppies the same way we would find her rocking our kids.

Our Frenchies love to travel, they spend time running, playing and enjoying the outdoors as well as chilling indoors. We do have a kennel but as you can see our Frenchies spend lots of time inside. They are a part of our family and very socialized. If you have questions just check with our vet. He is just one of our many references. If you read over what Dr. Skipworth has to say about our family you will see that he uses the work family over and over. Once you adopt one of our BlueGrass French bulldogs we will want you to stay a part of our family, share updates and pictures.  Our main goal isn't to sell you a Frenchie it is to build lifelong relationships and be here for you for support if you have questions. We hope that you enjoy our website and look forward to speaking with you any time!