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Feisty, Fun-loving and Frustrating to Train!

 

 

 

 

 

Don’t ever mistake Bichon Frises for just another dog breed! Feisty and spirited, the Bichon dog is a great family dog and a good choice for people with allergies or those living in a small home or apartment.

Bichon Frise in bicycle carrier with pretty young woman

Bichons are Family

A well behaved Bichon will be part of everything that you do!

Bichon Frises love their people and they love to be included in all your activities.

Gentle and affectionate, Bichons love to entertain. And, if trained correctly, they will steal your heart and become a central figure in your life!

You’re in the Right Place if…

  • You’d like to get a new puppy and you’re thinking about a Bichon
  • You have a Bichon Frise and like to keep up on the latest about the breed
  • Your Bichon is having health issues and you’d like to help her
  • That cute little puppy has now become a monster and has taken over your household

How Old is your Bichon Frise?

adult bichon frise with pretty young girl
senior bichon frise sitting

New Puppy

Do you have a brand new puppy or are you planning to get one?

Bichon puppies are adorable little creatures who win your heart in a minute!

But, to make sure that you enjoy your new puppy, you need to be organized and ready for her.

I’ll give you tips on what you need and what you need to do before you bring her home.

Read about a new puppy now…

Bichon Frise Adult

When your Bichon is an adult, you’ll have the best times together!

If you have trained him properly, he’ll be housebroken and well mannered, no matter where you take him.

Bichons are quite portable, so you can easily take your little dog with you.

Make sure you enjoy every wonderful minute with your full grown Bichon Frise.

See info on adult Bichon Frises…

 

Senior Bichon Frises

It happens to all of us. We eventually get old, and so will your dog.

And, just like us, they suffer from problems in their old age.

Dogs have stiffness and pain in their joints, and sometimes lose their sight or hearing.

Older Bichons also get diseases like diabetes, kidney disease, cancer or Cushing’s.

Fortunately, in many cases there are natural treatments to help your dog. I’ll give you ideas that may be able to help her.

Read about old Bichon Frises here…

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Hi! I’m Linda and this is my current dog, Skipper. Skipper is just one of many dogs that I’ve had in my life–many breeds and sizes. I love them all!

One of my very favorite dog breeds, of course, is the Bichon Frise. I’ve fallen in love with the breed and I’d love to share with you all the things I’ve learned.

Lately I’m spending more time than I used to, on dogs. You see, I’m retired now. Retired from teaching, occupational therapy and from raising 5 kids.

My goal now is to provide you with the best, most accurate information about the Bichon Frise breed. And to help you enjoy your dog, keeping her happy and healthy as you go through life together.

To make sure that you get only the best, I research everything thoroughly. Everything I give you is accurate and original.

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Never without a dog or two in my life, I have always had a love for dogs of all breeds.

Here I combine my love of Bichon Frises with my medical background in occupational therapy, to give you the best possible honest and accurate information.

Now retired, I live with my husband and dogs in New England. I enjoy outdoor activities like gardening, biking, kayaking and hiking.
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