Illustrative imagePattern:
Solid
Coat color:Cream
Why this breed is missing
The breed-specific health risks for the Frenchton are high — especially when it comes to breathing and stamina. In these cases, a lot depends on the breeder: on consistent screenings, transparent results, and breeding choices that put health ahead of appearance. Assessing this breed is complex and not straightforward. We currently don't have a standard for this that we would rely on — which is why we aren't showing any breeders or puppies for this breed for the time being. As soon as we can change this, we'll include the breed again.
What a short muzzle means for the dog
See dogs available for adoptionCream Frenchton: what this coat color looks like — with a photo, how it fits the breed standard, and the questions to ask a breeder. Fuller text follows once it's been reviewed.
Cream is not standard-conforming in the Frenchton.
Color is not a mark of quality. A price premium for a ‘rare’ color is a warning sign.