Bichon Frise care begins the moment you get your Bichon puppy. Taking care of a puppy is much like caring for a child, and you’ll soon find that it is fun, as well!
Dog care for Bichons does require time and patience, as this dog breed is very sociable, needs people contact, and requires daily grooming.
While some dog breeds do well living outdoors, this is definitely not the case for Bichon Frises.
Bichons adore being with their human family, and, if neglected in this respect, they may rebel in frustration—peeing in the house or destroying your personal objects.
Here’s the scoop on Bichon Frise care:
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Exercise for Dogs is a Good Start
Adding a Bichon Frise to your family requires a commitment to caring for your Bichon Frisee. A Bichon needs high quality attention and affection every day!
And, even though they are small lap dogs, they also need exercise. Exercise releases endorphins in your dog’s brain, giving him a feeling of well-being. And, of course, it help keep your dog healthy and physically fit.
Daily exercise for Bichons relieves anxiety and it can help cut down on chewing and barking activities-two behaviors that can be hard to break.
But exercise for dogs is even more. It’s lots of fun-for both of you!
Daily Bichon Frise Care
There are many ways that you can spend quality time with your Bichon Frise. Some may involve grooming tasks or dog health care—while others may simply involve spending quiet moments and snuggling together.
Bichon Frises have always been close companions of their people. And, while it’s true that they love being pampered, you will receive lots of love and devotion in return.
All the little things count for Bichon Frise care. Little things like feeding your dog, providing a comfortable place to sleep, daily grooming and pampering and fun training games for your new puppy.
Plan to spend a little time each day on Bichon Frise care and you will end up with a happy, well-adjusted Bichon Frise who is lots of fun to have around.
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