A French Bulldog with a brindle or tiger-striped pattern has a series of light and dark streaks against their coats. There are several genes responsible for the brindle pattern, but the K-Locus is one of the most prominent. A Frenchie will display this pattern if it has inherited the recessive k gene from both its parents.
The AKC recognizes brindle as an official coat pattern, alongside variations like white and brindle, brindle and white, and fawn brindle.
Black Brindle
One of the most common Frenchies, these dogs have black coats covered with fawn streaks.
Brindle and White
They have white or cream coats, with dark-colored hairs in patches.
Reverse Brindle
As the name might indicate, these dogs have lighter coats with dark patches.
Brindle Grey
These dogs have a little grey fur mixed in with their brindle streaks.
Tiger Brindle
This dog has brindle streaks in a pattern reminiscent of a tiger.
Seal Brindle
They have dark coats with white hair strands. However, these strands are difficult to see, making the dog appear entirely black.
More Brindle French Bulldogs
On average, brindle French Bulldogs cost around $3000 – $4000.
