Bringing home a new French Bulldog puppy is an exciting milestone. As a responsible buyer, you want to know exactly how your puppy has been cared for during their first critical weeks of life. Understanding the timeline for deworming and vaccinations is the best way to ensure a smooth transition from our home to yours.
Our Breeder Experience: The First 8 Weeks
A healthy adult dog starts with proper care in the whelping box. We manage all early preventative care so that your puppy is protected before they ever leave our hands.
Here is what we complete before your puppy goes home at 8 weeks:
While we use our years of breeder experience to raise strong, healthy litters, we do not act as doctors. When you pick up your puppy, we pass that responsibility to you. We strongly advise that you schedule a wellness visit with your local veterinarian within the first 48 to 72 hours of bringing your puppy home to establish care and plan their future shot schedule.
When you take your puppy home at 8 weeks, their immune system is still developing. Your local vet will provide a specific timeline, but here is a general guide of what to expect:
You don’t have to guess when it comes to your puppy’s health. We provide the records, the foundation, and the breeder support you need for a confident start.
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Yes! You will receive an official health record showing exactly which vaccine was given at 7 weeks, along with the 2, 4, 6, and 8-week deworming schedule, to hand directly to your vet.
No. At 8 weeks, your puppy has only had their first round of shots. They are not fully protected against serious diseases like Parvovirus until they complete their final boosters at 16+ weeks.
Your veterinarian will likely recommend continuing a monthly preventative for heartworms, fleas, and intestinal parasites based on the climate where you live.