The chocolate coloration in Frenchies results from a recessive gene inherited by the puppy from both its parents. Hence, a chocolate French bulldog is rare and not acknowledged by the American Kennel Club and other breed registries. Those with a chocolate coat mostly have bright eyes that could range from brown to green, golden to yellow.
Chocolate fawn
They have a fawn body with dilution noticed on the paw pad, ear, nose, and mask.
Chocolate and tan
Frenchies of this body color have a chocolate body with tan points on their legs, chest, muzzle, and tail area.
Chocolate brindle
The chocolate coat would have dark hairs on it resembling stripes or streaks.
Chocolate sable
The base is chocolate with dark hairs covering it making it look more black.
Chocolate tri-color
Chocolate is the base color, with the other shades being black and tan or black and white.
Since a chocolate French bulldog is hard to find because of the difficulties associated in breeding them due to the recessive gene factor, they cost about $7000.
