Royales have been selected for temperament first and foremost. Our goal is to produce dogs that are highly connected companion animals. The kind of dog that wants to be with their people and is attuned to their person’s needs. Essentially a service animal or a therapy pet. One that is calm and quiet when it should be, and fun and energetic when it is appropriate as well.

When people meet us, or visit our kennel, they are stunned to see how quiet our pups are. Sure they bark sometimes, but generally, they have a quiet bark and do not bark to excess when they do bark. They are well behaved, outgoing, and so happy to meet people. They just adore people. Our dogs get along great with other dogs, they play well, communicate well, and have the stamina to play.

Why a Mix?

We love Frenchies, and always wanted to have them as part of our family, but could not support the breed as it is. They have genetic issues, respiratory, spine, heart, eye, skin, joint and ear issues. The cost to own a French Bulldog is well beyond the means of most people – anywhere from $2,500 to over $10,000.
 
By blending French Bulldogs, Boston Terriers and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, we are able to get the even temperament and create the superior health that we are looking for. We all love the Frenchie look, but we aren’t breeding for looks, we are breeding for health and temperament. We strive to stay close to the Frenchie style without introducing all of the issues we see in the purebreds. We are developing our own look that pays homage to those breeds.
 

How we do it

We are very selective about the dogs in our breeding program. We search for healthy, well tempered, beautiful dogs that will enhance our breeding program by being a part of it. We conduct genetic testing on every dog in our program and consult with geneticists on each pairing of dogs before we breed.
 
Our dogs are well loved, and well cared for. We are regulars at our veterinarian, keeping our dogs up to date on their vaccinations, annual appointments, and checkups throughout the breeding process.
 
Our puppies are raised in our nursery, where they are well socialized and exposed to novel experiences, then move into our living room and meet their whole extended family of dogs.

Christine Keryakes
Founder

Our founder, with 25 years of management experience and years of breeding and animal care experience with chickens, cats and dogs.

Ben Keryakes
Cattery Assistant

Ben is the go-to guy for the day to day workings of the cattery, specializing in kitten socialization.