Federation Cynologique Internationale (FCI) standard specifically states, “Disqualification: Colour of coat black and tan, mouse grey, brown.”ĭownload the entire FCI French Bulldog Breed Standard here.View breed standards and coat color statements by other kennel clubs, worldwide: The AKC Breed Standard for French Bulldogsįad colors are not only undesirable for AKC-registered French Bulldogs.These irresponsible breeders producing fad colors are motivated by greed, since by calling their disqualified colors rare they are able to sell them for very inflated prices.įor more in-depth information on this topic, please read the following: protect the work of the many outstanding and responsible breeders who adhere to our breed standard.Ī reputable and responsible Frenchie breeder should only breed dogs conforming to his or her country’s parent club French Bulldog Breed Standard. Those irresponsible breeders who breed for and advertise rare colors are intentionally spreading unacceptable color genes through the gene pool and causing problems for reputable breeders whose main concern is to produce quality puppies that conform to our Standard.educate and protect the dog-buying public,.Those who intentionally breed disqualification (DQ) colors in French Bulldogs are motivated only to make money. No responsible breeder would breed against their breed standard.įBDCA is bringing up the issue of fad colors in order to: These colors are also often referred to as rare colors. What is a fad color and why does it matter?Ī fad color is a coat color disqualified by the FBDCA/AKC French Bulldog Breed Standard.
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