Dna and choosing the best stud

[@Mister.B.]

Phenomenal video James! Really appreciate the time you take to break dna down

[@genusmagnus]

Great video James👍🏻💯🔥

[@ThatWayFrenchBullz]

Your amazing!!! Thank you and will be using your stud service in the near future thank you!!

[@Dressa90s]

Can you do one next on proper structure.. seeing a lot of god awful structures on these dogs. To each there own but a Frenchie should not have skinny long bodies, tails and giant bat ears like they will fly away.

[@derrekbraveheart3268]

What's a good structure in your opinion jw?

[@Dressa90s]

@@derrekbraveheart3268 nice thick bone, short back and good straight legs A smaller ear, not overly large Big head with no muzzle and a nice natural rope with nice sized nares so the dog can breathe decently. And no tail. Under 24 lbs preferably. Just my preference. Also straight eyes lol seen lots of dogs with eyes looking in 2 different directions Lots of frenchies but lack of quality

[@derrekbraveheart3268]

@Ann breeding a brindle to a pied which is good structure theoretically. The 2 different direction eyes are a big no I agree

[@Dressa90s]

@@derrekbraveheart3268 any coat color with proper structure seems to make for a good litter but yeah I see what you are saying. I like a nice pied For James’s Sanity I will not discuss about brindle on his channel lol!

[@derrekbraveheart3268]

Not a big brindle fan myself but it's what happens when you rush to buy a dog I guess.

[@Loyal4LifeKennels]

Looks like a chocolate and tan dna not chocolate fawn