🐾 Why Frenchie Doodle & Floodle Owners Are Registering With the Designer Kennel Club (DKC)

The dog world is evolving—fast. New hybrid and designer breeds are being responsibly developed every year, and owners want their dogs’ identities to be accurately represented. That’s why Frenchie Doodle and Floodle owners are turning to the Designer Kennel Club (DKC)—the only registry that recognizes and correctly lists these breeds by their true names on official registration papers.

🐶 What Is a Frenchie Doodle or Floodle?

The Frenchie Doodle (also known as a Floodle) is a hybrid dog breed created by Don Chino in 2019 by crossing the affectionate French Bulldog with the intelligent and hypoallergenic Poodle.

This cross combines the Frenchie’s playful personality with the Poodle’s intelligence and low-shedding coat, resulting in a loyal, fun-loving, allergy-friendly companion.

But here’s the issue:

Traditional registries like the AKC don’t recognize the Frenchie Doodle or Floodle as a separate breed. Instead, they incorrectly label them as a “French Bulldog,” which doesn’t reflect the dog’s true genetics or identity.

That’s where the Designer Kennel Club (DKC) steps in to make things right.

📜 The DKC Difference: Accurate Breed Recognition

When you register your Frenchie Doodle or Floodle with the Designer Kennel Club, your registration papers will state the actual breed name — “Frenchie Doodle.”

This might sound simple, but it’s a major milestone for responsible breeders and dog owners who value breed transparency and documentation accuracy.

Here’s why this matters:

• ✅ True Breed Identity: DKC registration officially recognizes the dog as a Frenchie Doodle, not just a mislabeled “French Bulldog.”

• ✅ Transparency for Buyers & Breeders: Puppy buyers can see accurate breed lineage, helping establish credibility.

• ✅ Foundation Breed Status: DKC allows you to register your dog as a foundation animal, creating an official record for the new hybrid breed.

• ✅ Protect Your Line: DKC paperwork helps you build a generational record of your breeding program under the correct breed name.

🧬 Why the AKC Doesn’t Recognize Frenchie Doodles

The American Kennel Club (AKC) only registers purebred dogs with documented pedigrees. That means hybrids, designer breeds, and newer crosses like Frenchie Doodles or Floodles are not eligible under their system.

So, even if your dog is a legitimate, carefully bred mix of French Bulldog and Poodle, the AKC cannot issue papers recognizing it as such. They may attempt to classify it as a “French Bulldog,” but that’s misleading — and inaccurate.

This leaves passionate owners and ethical breeders without a proper avenue to validate their dog’s true identity — until now.

🏆 How the Designer Kennel Club Supports Breed Innovation

The Designer Kennel Club (DKC) was created to support modern breeding programs that focus on health, temperament, and purpose-driven crosses.

Instead of limiting registration to traditional breeds, the DKC celebrates responsible innovation and helps breeders establish new, officially recognized designer breeds like:

• Frenchie Doodle 🐾

• Bernedoodle

• Goldendoodle

• Cavapoo

• Pomsky

• Sheepadoodle

• Labradoodle

By registering your Frenchie Doodle or Floodle with the DKC, you’re not only getting paperwork—you’re helping shape the future of dog breeding and genetic recognition.

📋 How to Register Your Frenchie Doodle With DKC

The process is simple:

1. Go to DesignerKennelClub.com and click “Register Dog.”

2. Choose Foundation Registration if your dog’s parents are not yet registered.

3. Upload clear photos of your Frenchie Doodle.

4. Provide basic details (name, breed type, sex, color, date of birth).

5. Receive official DKC papers that accurately say “Frenchie Doodle” or “Floodle.”

Your registration package includes official paperwork that can be used for proof of ownership, breeding verification, and breed authenticity.

❤️ Why Owners Love DKC

Frenchie Doodle and Floodle owners praise DKC for providing something other registries can’t: recognition and respect for hybrid breeds.

Here’s what breeders and owners say:

“Finally, my dog’s paperwork matches what he actually is — a Frenchie Doodle. Thank you DKC for giving us a place where designer breeds are valued!”

“The AKC wouldn’t register my litter, but DKC made it easy. Now my puppies have real papers that reflect their true breed.”

🐾 Final Thoughts

Frenchie Doodles and Floodles aren’t just “mixed breeds”—they’re the next generation of healthy, intelligent, family-friendly dogs.

With the Designer Kennel Club’s Foundation Dog Registration, owners and breeders can now proudly hold papers that say exactly what they are:Frenchie Doodle – Registered with the DKC.

If you own or breed a Frenchie Doodle, it’s time to make it official. Join the growing community of proud DKC-registered designer dog owners who believe that every breed deserves to be recognized for what it truly is.

🐕 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Can I register a Frenchie Doodle without AKC papers? Yes. DKC accepts all Frenchie Doodles through its Foundation Dog Registration, even without parent papers.

How long does DKC registration take? Most applications are processed and papers are issued within 7–10 business days.

What if my dog is called a “Floodle” instead of “Frenchie Doodle”? Both terms are accepted by the DKC, and your papers will list your chosen breed name accurately.

Can I register a Frenchie Doodle litter with DKC? Yes. Once both parents are registered, you can easily register your litter online.

Why is DKC better for hybrid breeds? Because DKC recognizes new and emerging breeds accurately—celebrating the future of canine genetics rather than denying it.

📜 Start your registration today at DesignerKennelClub.com and get official “Frenchie Doodle” or “Floodle” registration papers that reflect your dog’s true identity — proudly recognized by the Designer Kennel Club. #designerdogkennelclub