BICHON FRISE PUPPIES
Companion. Performer.
The Bichon Frise is a cheerful and charming small dog breed with a love of mischief and a lot of love to give. In the 14th century when they were first introduced to Europe, the Bichon became a popular companion dog to royalty. They are playful and optimistic and love being the center of attention! With their black eyes and fluffy white coat, the Bichon looks almost like a child’s toy. It won't take long to realize that the Bichon can be your happiest and most enthusiastic friend for many years!
Temperament
Jovial & Friendly
This breed has a perky, good-natured disposition and is friendly with all walks of life, making it an excellent family dog. Bichons are naturally loving and cuddly.
The Bichon Frise is intelligent and a quick learner, too! When training, Bichons learn best whenever you are firm but gentle. Harsh corrections and scolding will break a Bichon's heart.
Bichons can get nippy when nervous, but as long as they are well socialized at a young age they do wonderfully around kids and other pets.
The Bichon Frise is intelligent and a quick learner, too! When training, Bichons learn best whenever you are firm but gentle. Harsh corrections and scolding will break a Bichon's heart.
Bichons can get nippy when nervous, but as long as they are well socialized at a young age they do wonderfully around kids and other pets.
Appearance
White & Fluffy
With compact and sturdily built bodies, baby-doll faces, and fluffy white hair, Bichons are a very appealing breed. Bichons are always white (although puppies may be cream or pale yellow), with black eyes and black noses. Their arched necks give them a proud, confident look and a balanced posture. Their well-plumed tails curve gracefully over their backs.
Bichons typically weigh 7–15 pounds and 9–11 inches tall when full grown. They also have great life spans! The Bichon breed can live up to 12–15 years.
Bichons typically weigh 7–15 pounds and 9–11 inches tall when full grown. They also have great life spans! The Bichon breed can live up to 12–15 years.
Exercise
Medium Activity
Because of their small size, the Bichon Frise is a good pet for people who live in apartments. But they do have a lot of energy and they need daily exercise, including walks and games.
We recommend walking them an average of 7 miles per week, with about 30 minutes of activity per day.
While Bichons have an independent streak, they don’t like to be alone. If left alone for many hours, they can suffer from separation anxiety. But the moment you return, your Bichon will be its happy and playful self!
We recommend walking them an average of 7 miles per week, with about 30 minutes of activity per day.
While Bichons have an independent streak, they don’t like to be alone. If left alone for many hours, they can suffer from separation anxiety. But the moment you return, your Bichon will be its happy and playful self!
Bichon Frise puppies for sale at Happytail Puppies. These fluffy and friendly dogs are perfect for families and apartments. Learn more about this breed here.
