The Bichon Frise is a small, stocky white puffy dog ​​with a cheerful disposition, as can be seen in its curious eyes and cheerfully curled tail. Bichon Frises are generally more active, exercise a lot, and their hair is difficult to take care of. Therefore, you need to be mentally prepared and do the necessary homework before feeding. Bichon Frise is friendly, lively, has an excellent memory, can make various funny actions, accompany people for a long time, is very dependent on the owner, very friendly, and some Bichon Frise will be very fierce to strangers.

Whenever you see a Bichon Frise, it's a smiling face. If the Samoyed is a smiling angel, then the Bichon Frise can be regarded as a happy elf. The smile of the Bichon Frise is different from that of the Samoyed. The Samoyed just smiled, but the corners of the Bichon Bichon's mouth always rose, as if there were happy things every day, and the mood was happy every day. Maybe it has something to do with its character.

Bichon Frise is kind-hearted, stable and gentle, and especially likes to play with children. The Bichon Frise is very loyal to its owner: it protects its owner and barks loudly when strangers approach. While active, it doesn't require much outdoor activity and is perfect for an apartment. Character is very playful, especially when he was young, naughty can be said to be the representative of his character. At the same time, the Bichon Frise is smart, has a strong memory, is generally easy to train, and is most suitable for outsiders to train!

Bichon Frise is also a very self-respecting pet dog. When Bichon Frises think they are right, they will argue with their owners in their own way and express their dissatisfaction. At the same time, if the Bichon Frise wants to be cared for by its owner, it also needs enough care from the owner. Otherwise, mental illnesses such as anxiety, depression, loneliness and so on are prone to occur.

If your Bichon Frise is at home rather than in the yard or free-ranging, you should make time each day for him to run and play as he pleases. To improve physical fitness, enhance disease resistance for the purpose.

Bichon Frise Feeding Knowledge

Bichon Frise is lively and active, and consumes a lot. Bichon Frise's daily feed should be equipped with 150-180 grams of meat, and add the same amount of dry food or biscuits. When the weather is hot, all kinds of food for Bichon Frise must be fresh and clean, no leftovers are allowed, and tableware must be cleaned to prevent parasitic infection. Bichon Frise is prone to allergies, choose additive-free dog food, Bichon Frise is prone to dental disease, avoid feeding sticky food, do teeth cleaning regularly or buy some teeth cleaning toys.

Because the Bichon Frise is naturally lively and active, it consumes more calories and has a larger appetite than dogs of the same size. Therefore, 150-180 grams of meat equivalent dry vegetarian food or biscuits should be added to the daily feed, mixed with an appropriate amount of water and fed. Added food should be chopped before mixing.

The food that is fed to the Bichon Bichon should be kept clean and hygienic, especially in summer. Leftovers from the previous meal cannot be carried over to the next meal. It must be thrown away in time and the utensils cleaned. First of all, Bichon Frise is prone to allergies, so choose dog food that does not contain additives. The second is that Bichon Frise is prone to dental disease, so avoid feeding sticky food, buy some toys that can clean teeth, and do teeth cleaning regularly.

Since the mouth of the Bichon Frise is easy to get dirty, try not to use a basin when feeding water. You can choose a special water container hanging on the cage. Everything has to be fresh, the leftovers from the last meal are thrown away and the utensils washed. However, I recommend feeding dog food best. Feed the Bichon Frise regularly and quantitatively at a fixed location. It can cultivate the dog's conditioned reflex on time, secrete gastric juice, increase appetite, and promote digestion and absorption.

Generally, adult dogs are fed twice a day, once in the morning, once in the evening, and can be fed a little more at night. Dogs under 1 year old should be fed 3 times a day; Dogs under 3 months should be fed 4 times a day; puppies under 2 months should be fed 5 times a day. The dog's food can be varied, but the amount should be relatively stable. Feeding can be done both inside and outside the kennel, but dogs are generally fed inside the kennel. The purpose of the fixed position is to keep the environment relatively stable and easy to raise. Some dogs show refusal to eat and loss of appetite when changing feeding locations.

The Bichon Bichon is a small toy dog ​​because it has a different diet than larger dogs. And feeding methods are different, so pay attention when choosing food for them, and choose a dog food suitable for small play dogs to feed them.