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French Bulldog Breeders in Missouri
Pawthentic lists 5 French Bulldog breeders in Missouri, in Independence, Southwest City, Stark City and 1 other city. 1 of them has an OFA-verified health clearance on a French Bulldog they bred (20% here, against <1% of French Bulldog breeders nationally). 3 have independent reviews; none has claimed a profile yet. 2 are Certified Pawthentic. Their median PawScore is 73, against 70 for French Bulldog breeders nationally.
- Listed breeders
- 5
- in 4 cities
- OFA-verified
- 1
- 20% here · <1% nationally
- Independent reviews
- 3
- 60% here · 17% nationally
- Claimed profiles
- 0
- 0% here · 0% nationally
OFA-verified means we matched a clearance in the OFA public database on a French Bulldog the breeder bred. A breeder without a match may still health test; we only count results we could check. 2 of these listings have an open red flag; each profile shows the evidence and how to dispute it.
PawScore distribution
Shares of listings with a published PawScore — Missouri versus French Bulldog breeders nationally.
- 80 and above2 here · 10 nationally
- 60 to 791 here · 91 nationally
- Below 601 here · 14 nationally
1 listing has no published PawScore yet — thin evidence, not a low score.
Top French Bulldog breeders in Missouri
OFA-verified French Bulldog breeders in Missouri
- Chitawee French Bulldogs · Southwest City
What to ask a French Bulldog breeder
Ask for both parents' results for Cardiac OFA, Patellar Luxation, BOAS Assessment, Spine Evaluation, DM (Degenerative Myelopathy). Results should be checkable by OFA or registry number, not a verbal assurance.
Breeder licensing in Missouri
Missouri requires an ACFA license if you keep more than 3 intact females (held for the primary purpose of breeding for sale).
0 of 5 breeders here are matched to an active ACFA license record
No state issues a breed-specific breeder license, and a state license never replaces a USDA license or local zoning.
Search the Missouri Department of AgricultureAnesthesia risk in short-nosed breeds
Short-nosed breeds like the French Bulldog carry extra airway risk under anesthesia. Before any procedure, ask whether the clinic has a brachycephalic anesthesia protocol.
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