Royal Frenchels aren’t just smart—they’re relationally smart. Their intelligence isn’t about being dominant or territorial; it’s about understanding you.  Royals are tuned into your emotions, body language, and routines intuitively and they use their smarts to deepen the connection they have with you. They often prefer praise and affection over treats, which makes training easier, more rewarding, and filled with heart. With a Royal, training becomes less about obedience and more about partnership.

Royals don’t just love—they live to love.
From playful nuzzles to bedtime rituals filled with snuggles, they bring warmth and laughter to your every day. They bond tightly with their families, visitors, and even new acquaintances, making them easy companions wherever you go.

Royal Frenchels aren’t just loved by their families—they’ve been recognized nationally for their exceptional health and temperament. They earned the #2 spot on Farmers Insurance’s list of Top Hybrid Dog Breeds, chosen for traits like agility, family compatibility, and most importantly—real-world health performance. Why does that matter? Because insurance companies base their rankings on deep, data-driven research. The fewer health claims a breed generates, the higher it ranks. Royals earned their place because they consistently outperform other breeds in longevity, respiratory function, and overall vitality. Simply put: Royal Frenchels are built to thrive.

While most bulldogs are known for short lifespans, Royal Frenchels break the mold entirely.
Depending on size, many Royals live 14 to 18 years. That means more time for adventures, more years of loyalty, and more memories made together.

Royal Frenchels are deeply loving, emotionally in tune, and full of life. Their personalities are a mix of loyal guardian, joyful playmate, and wise soul. Unlike more stubborn or reactive breeds, Royals want to understand and please you, making them naturally easy to train, travel with, and live beside.

Thanks to their relational nature and desire to connect, Royals pick up house training, manners, and tricks in record time. Many are housebroken in under a week. They're polite, responsive, and eager to learn—making them one of the easiest breeds for first-time dog owners or families with young children.

Royals are typically lovers, not fighters. They’re known for their warmth toward kids, elders, visitors, and even other pets. While some breeds are territorial, Royals are naturally social and welcoming. They respond especially well to people with special needs and thrive in diverse family dynamics.

Whether you’re out at a coffee shop or exploring a new trail, your Royal will walk by your side with calm assurance. Why? Because they are with you. They’re steady, poised, and rarely phased by change—making travel and new environments enjoyable for both of you. Be prepared: people will stop you often just to ask about your dog!

An overlooked but game-changing trait: Royal Frenchels are significantly better for allergy sufferers. With low-dander coats and balanced skin health, they produce fewer allergens than French Bulldogs. Even Anahata, the founder, no longer needs allergy medication thanks to the improvements in this breed’s coat and skin.

Royal Frenchels have single-layer coats that shed minimally and are easy to maintain. Some have silky coats that feel like velvet, with light feathering behind the ears or haunches—never on the paws, so they stay clean and cute during playtime.

Royals are made for modern living. They’re compact, well-mannered, and love to be part of your daily life—whether that means errands, road trips, or cozy weekends away. Their calm temperament and eagerness to please make them ideal travel companions.

Whether you’re in a downtown loft or suburban home, Royals adapt with ease. They’re quiet, non-destructive, and enjoy stimulation through play and companionship more than constant space. A short walk or some indoor play is all it takes to keep them happy.

From assisting those with PTSD to comforting grieving pets, Royals have a nurturing side that’s hard to miss. Their gentle, intuitive presence makes them ideal support animals for children, seniors, and other dogs who’ve lost a companion. They help everyone heal.

Royals require less vet care, less grooming, and fewer training challenges than many breeds. They’re emotionally stable, physically sound, and naturally low-maintenance—without sacrificing charm, beauty, or love. From easier travel to lower food bills, life with a Royal just works.