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Posted in November 19th, 2008
You may not think of a pet shelter as the place to find a Bichon Frise but you can find a Bichon Frise rescue centre. These centres specialize in rescuing Bichon Frise dogs and can offer you advice about the breed in regards to training and temperament. Something not all rescue centres may be able to do. This is not to say that you should not look at other centres when thinking of performing your own Bichon Frise rescue.
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Posted in November 12th, 2008
If you want to rescue a Bichon Frise instead of buying a puppy, good for you! You can keep checking your local animal shelters for Bichon Frise dogs, but that can be iffy at best. However, you could ask the animal shelter workers if they know of any Bichon Frise rescue groups in your area. There are breed rescue groups for almost every dog breed imaginable. Since the Bichon Frise is such a popular breed, the chances are there is a Bichon Frise rescue group within driving distance.
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Posted in November 7th, 2008
There\’s something about the Bichon Frise that sends thousands out to look for Bichon Frise puppies for sale each and every year. These amazingly sweet little dogs are most popular for their energetic yet mild temperament, but did you know that they are also hypoallergenic? The fact that the Bichon Frise doesn\’t shed makes them an ideal pet for anyone allergic to pet dander and breeders of the little dog are beginning to capitalize on that fact.
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Posted in October 28th, 2008
Small-breed dogs are growing in popularity in every country. For many families, they are the perfect combination of playtime and downtime. The Bichon Frise is one such dog. Its name means curly lap dog, and while like most small dogs it needs constant, proper grooming, it is also a non-shedding breed making it perfect for owners with allergies. A Bichon Frise puppy is full of life and ready to explore; it is intelligent and bold, undeterred and fearless in the face of other dogs and people alike.
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Posted in October 21st, 2008
Finding Bichon Frise puppies for sale can be a lot like a modern treasure hunt. Since they are not usually among the top twenty most bred dogs in America, it takes patience and determination to find the puppy for you. You should skip any Internet site that sells puppies like Amazon.com sells books for the same reason you also should stay away from pet stores that sell puppies, as all of those puppies are from puppy mills. No self-respecting dog breeder would ever sell puppies to a pet store.
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Posted in October 18th, 2008
The Bichon Frise has an illustrious history. This purebred all-white, curly-haired dog descended from a mix of poodle, Barbet and lap dog and originated in the Mediterranean region. The breed began as the Barbichon, which dates back to 600 B.C. The Barbichon was an outgoing, bold, small dog about the size of a large house cat. This dog accompanied Spanish sailors on trading expeditions. The name was shortened to Bichon through the years.
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Posted in October 11th, 2008
After months and months of trying to figure out what type of puppy you want and which kinds are the cutest, you finally have decided to bring home a Bichon Frise pup and you have your heart set on a particular one. But it is extremely important to know exactly what you are getting yourself into. This dog has a mind that is all its own and will try to test you once in a while to see what it can and cannot get away with, just like a small child.
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Posted in September 29th, 2008
Bichon Frise dogs are one of the best pets around! With their petite size, big brown eyes, short curly hair and sweet demeanor, there is no reason not to love these adorable dogs. They are ideal for families because they get along extremely well with other pets, and other people. They also get along well with small children, which can serve as peace of mind for many parents. Furthermore, Bichon Frise dogs are known for being very protective and watchful. Overall, they are considered well-mannered, family friendly dogs.
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Posted in September 23rd, 2008
Bichon Frise dogs are adorable and make wonderful pets especially if you have children in the house. It\’s small size and gentle temperament makes it a great pet for children. However there are some Bichon Frise problem behaviors that can be tiresome if not corrected. Some of the common Bichon Frise behavior problems are chewing owner\’s belongings, barking, shyness and stubbornness. These behavior problems require specific techniques to be solved.
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Posted in September 16th, 2008
The Bichon Frise is a descendent of the Barbet or Water Spaniel and is mostly white in color and considered a ladies dog that is believed to have originated from the Mediterranean region dating as far back as 600-300 B.C. To be sure that your new Bichon Frise becomes a welcome addition to your home, you need to get him started on Bichon Frise potty training at a very early stage. The good news is that Bichon Frise training should prove to be a relatively easy endeavor given the intelligence of the Bichon Frise and his willingness to learn.
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Posted in September 9th, 2008
Wouldn\’t you love to have a picture of your fluffy white Bichon Frise on a sweatshirt or tee, a screensaver, a mouse pad, or a coffee mug? Following a few simple suggestions for taking professional looking Bichon Frise pictures, you\’ll be able to take great pictures of your Bichon Frise with an affordable digital camera, an inexpensive, disposable 35 mm camera, or even a digital camera phone.
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Posted in September 4th, 2008
There are literally hundreds of different breeds of dog that you can choose from, but one that you should definitely consider is the Bichon Frise. They are truly kind and adorable dogs, and if well trained they make perfect family pets. It is very important for you to make sure that you are well educated on the matter of Bichon Frise training before deciding to go with this breed of dog as your pet.
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Posted in August 26th, 2008
If you are contemplating getting a new dog, there are many great breeds to choose from. One is the Bichon Frise, and these are small and adorable little dogs. They are even great family pets, however they do require a lot more care and maintenance than most other breeds of dog, and you are going to want to be aware of this before you decide on this specific breed.
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Posted in August 26th, 2008
The Bichon Frise is a great breed of dog. They are cute and cuddly and are even great family pets. They must be properly trained however, which can often be difficult because they tend to be so stubborn and dominant. Then there is also the issue of Bichon Frise grooming. This is especially important for a potential owner to be aware of, because the Bichon Frise grooming process takes up a lot of time and effort.
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Posted in August 25th, 2008
The Bichon Frise dog is originally from the Mediterranean and is one of the Barbet or Water Spaniel breed of dogs that were further divided into four separate categories such as the Bichon Maltais. One of the endearing characteristics of the Bichon Frise is its happy outlook that has made it a worthwhile companion when traveling to different parts of the world, and at one time the Bichon Frise even was used as a bargaining chip and traded in different parts of the world by sailors.
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Posted in August 25th, 2008
It is a big decision to do Bichon Frise breeding which is why it is understandable to feel a bit uneasy about starting the process. But you can make Bichon Frise breeding go smoothly and make the entire process more enjoyable for you by following a few simple tips.
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Posted in August 13th, 2008
The Bichon Frise is a sturdy, yet small and predominantly white colored powder puff dog that sports his merry temperament quite easily. This is evident from the inquisitive expression you see in its dark eyes and also noticeable in the jaunty manner that he carries his plumed tail. In addition, the Bichon Frise standard is characterized by the absence of any gross exaggerations or incapacities that makes the Bichon Frise free from unsound movement or even lack of balance.
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Posted in July 17th, 2008
If you\’re looking for a mild tempered dog to give your family companionship, a Bichon Frise is the perfect solution. These sweet little dogs are excellent companions for any family, and their long lifespan means that they can spend years with you and your children. One of the most important things to remember about the Bichon Frise is that their lovely white coat requires daily combing to prevent mats, which can lead to more severe skin conditions.
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Posted in July 11th, 2008
While it is so easy to fall in love with any breed of dog, Bichon Frise dogs seem to be able to get the most attention when it comes to people falling in love at first sight. But there is more to know about selecting a dog than whether or not you think it is cute and adorable. You must research the personal traits that are common with that specific breed in order to make sure that your life and the life of the Bichon Frise can come together smoothly.
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Posted in June 6th, 2008
The Bichon Frise is an all-white, curly-furred lap dog that originated in the Mediterranean region. This breed is believed to be a mix of Barbet, poodle and generic white lap dog. The breed has an illustrious history. An early version, called the Barbichon, existed as early as 600 B.C. This dog accompanied Spanish sailors on trade routes throughout the Mediterranean region.
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