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If you own or are thinking about getting a Bichon Frise, you'll definitely LOVE this book:
Insiders Guide To A Happy, Healthy & Well Behaved Bichon Frise
It will probably save you hundreds or even a few thousand dollars over the life of your dog, and even if you aren't happy with the book, you get to keep it (and a bunch of other bonuses like training guides) risk free. They give you 56 days to look it over, so you'd be crazy NOT to at least check it out. Plus your purchase will help pay for this site. It's up to you. ;) Bichon Frise Facts Life Expectancy: 14 years Size: 9-11in Noise: Noisy Common Health Problems: None known Breed Recognized By: AKC, CKC, FCI, KC Alternate Names: Tenerife Dog Friendliness | Friendly to everyone including strangers, children, and other animals. | Grooming | High maintenance, requires professional grooming | Energy | Minimum | Trainability | Requires a firm but gentle hand | Bichon Frise were originally bred as companion animals or as a “lady’s dog.” Because of their heartiness and cheerful dispositions, Bichon Frise were often taken from their original home in the Mediterranean and used as trade goods throughout Europe. The French are responsible for the breed as we know it today, and Bichon Frise means “fluffy little dog,” in French. Bichon Frise are cheerful and confident, making them excellent companions. Bichon Frise adapt to their people and can be gentle with babies and the elderly while saving their more boisterous play for older children, adults, and other animals. Historically bred to live peacefully in a full house, Bichon Frise are generally friendly to strangers and other animals. Bichon Frise have a curly topcoat over a fluffy undercoat that doesn’t shed. Bichon Frise need daily grooming to keep from getting matted and regular baths to keep their white coats clean and unstained. Bichon Frise need to be clipped regularly, a job best done by a professional groomer. Bichon Frise will get all the exercise they need by running around the house and playing with their people. However, Bichin Frise will reap the benefits of socialization a fresh air from 3 to 4 walks a week. Bichon Frise are spirited dogs that sometimes challenge their trainers with naughty behavior. Firm, consistent training will help Bichon Frise become obedient. Some owners report that Bichon Frise take longer to housetrain than other breeds.
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