Crowd Pleazer Frenchies

05/24/2026

Crowd Pleazer's Dominion (GRCH Cooper x Athena) FBDFA Legacy of Health Gold LOH-G-000068

Littermate to CH. Iceman and CH. Zuli
https://crowdpleazerfrenchies.com/dominion

05/24/2026

Ch. Iceman at three years old. Legacy of Health Diamond LOH-D-000043 with PennHIP .34 x .31

https://crowdpleazerfrenchies.com/iceman

05/24/2026

Benny

05/24/2026

Ch. Iceman is always a bit but I wouldn't have him any other way 😂🤩😍

05/19/2026

Milan and her Squish/Guiermmo boy, Gus. Owned by 😍

We dual sired with using her two boys... he's reverse chocolate brindle and looks a LOT like Guiermo but truthfully it could be either. We don't care either way... we love them both!

05/18/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/14bwxmauBY3/

Forgotten History: How C-Sections Became Routine for French Bulldogs — And Whether We’ve Gone Too Far

05/17/2026

In the spring of 1897, the British (and American) dog fancy was losing its collective mind over… ears. Traditional English Bulldogs had small, folded “rose ears.” But a flashy new French-influenced type — with large, erect, rounded bat ears — was storming the show rings.
British traditionalists were horrified. French and American fanciers were all in.

The debate got so heated that "The Stock-Keeper and Fanciers’ Chronicle" published what might be the greatest piece of Victorian dog-show shade ever drawn.

A smug, demonic bulldog with giant bat wings, arms crossed, soaring like a gothic gargoyle over a peaceful English village.

It is glorious, cheeky, and perfectly on-the-nose.



https://crowdpleazerfrenchies.com/blog/f/guilded-shade---the-1897-cartoon-that-shaped-frenchie-history

05/14/2026

Gus ❤️

Milan's little tiger boy melts my heart. Congratulations to