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Nautico
Nautico (platinum lilac & tan merle covered in cream)
This unique Frenchie is capable of producing any color when bred to a female with the proper DNA
At/At, d/d, e/e, n/KB, N/S, n/M
Luna
Luna (blue sable that carries tan points) Proven producer of lilac sables & blue with tan points AY/AT, EM/EM, d/d
Diezel (Blue and tan cream Pied covered in cream) At/At, d/d, B/b, e/e, Ky/ky SS and also 4 panel clear for Frenchie related genetic diseases
Munchkin
Munchkin (black brindle pied that carries blue) Proven producer of lilacs, blues & chocolates when bred to the proper male AY/AY, D/d, EM/EM, S/S
The Lilac Twins
Tucker & Mimi
Tucker
Tucker (lilac that carries tan points, cream, and chocolate) Proven producer of lilacs, blues & chocolates n/AY, n/AT, d/d, n/EM, E/e, n/KB
Mimi
Mimi (blue that carries cream, tan points & possible chocolate) Proven producer of lilacs, blues & platinums n/AY, n/AT, n/n, d/d, n/EM, E/e, n/KB, N/S
Nora
Nora
Buddha
Buddha
Bella
Bella
Charlie
Charlie Red Sable ~ 2 copies of blue, 1 copy tan points, 1 copy of cream, no pied & no brindle
Nash
Nash lilac tan points, reverse brindle (brindle only displayed on the tan points), carries 1 copy brindle, 1 copy pied, 1 copy cream & 1 copy cocoa
Nautico (platinum lilac & tan merle covered in cream) This unique Frenchie is capable of producing any color when bred to a female with the proper DNA At/At, d/d, e/e, n/KB, N/S, n/M
Our quad carrying lilac twins, Tucker and Mimi, are the son and daughter of Dezingner Bullz Nautico and their mother is the daughter of Champion Loki (West Coast Kennels).
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Tucker is our handsome little prince, with his sparkling gold eyes and shimmering lilac coat that reflects hints of cream throughout. He’s our little stud muffin. He's one of the "lilac twins" with his litter mate Mimi, who is his female counterpart.
Mimi is Tucker’s litter-mate and quite the darling in her own right. She's Tucker's feminine counterpart. They share so many characteristics and mannerisms. That’s why we call them “the Twins.”