Reservation Inquiry
Start your reservation for a BlueCoat puppy.
Here's the direct answer: to reserve a Frenchie puppy from BlueCoat, submit an inquiry, complete the Frenchie puppy application, pay the $1,000 deposit, sign the written reservation agreement, and then complete your final payment before pickup or delivery. Complete the inquiry form with your contact information, location, puppy of interest, and message, and we'll review your Frenchie puppy reservation details and reply with availability and next steps.
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Frenchie Puppy Reservation FAQs
Start by reviewing our Available Puppies page or an upcoming litter announcement, then complete our Frenchie puppy application to indicate the puppy or litter you're interested in. Once approved, you'll submit the $1,000 nonrefundable deposit and sign our written reservation agreement; together, these two steps confirm your reservation.
The reservation deposit is $1,000, nonrefundable, and applied toward the puppy's total purchase price. This amount is confirmed at the time of application and applies the same way whether you're reserving from an upcoming litter or an already-available puppy.
A puppy is officially reserved only once we've received your completed application, the $1,000 deposit, and your signed reservation agreement. Submitting an inquiry or expressing interest alone does not hold a puppy or a litter position.
For upcoming litters, BlueCoat uses a Priority Pick List; your deposit secures your place in line, and puppy selections happen in the order deposits were received once the litter arrives. If a puppy is already available, you can identify and reserve that specific puppy directly.
You'll receive updates as your puppy reaches key veterinary milestones, including a full health exam, vaccinations, and deworming.
Once your remaining balance is paid, we schedule your pickup or flight nanny delivery to your nearest major airport, hand over the AKC registration papers, health records, and signed agreement, and your puppy transitions home at approximately eight weeks old.
For details on how the litter deposit process works, see our litter deposit guide.
