The Bichon Frize is lively and active by nature. You should have a certain amount of time every day to let it run and play to its heart's content, or let it walk in the yard by itself, or take it out for a walk. In short, it is necessary to give it a certain amount of exercise to promote the normal operation and absorption of its digestive function, improve physical health, and strengthen disease resistance.

Bichon Frize Grooming

Bichon Frize has well-developed tear glands and needs careful care. Eye secretions should be wiped with cotton dipped in eye drops every day.

The Bichon Frize has a unique coat texture, with relatively hard spiral curls in its soft hair. Therefore, it looks very fluffy from the outside and soft to the touch. Since the beauty of this dog is mainly reflected in its white coat, attention must be paid to ensuring that the coat is clean, neat and soft. However, hair like this is easy to get tangled, especially under the armpits, neck, back, and hind legs after using the shoulder strap. If you don't pay attention to combing, the knotting situation will become more and more serious. Therefore, it can be combed every 1-2 days when the weather is cool, and it needs to be combed every day when the weather is hot. It should also be bathed regularly. This not only greatly saves time, but also saves the dog the pain of unknotting.

When combing, comb the dog's hair in the forward direction first, and then in the opposite direction. When reverse combing, you should start from the tip of the hair, then slowly transition to the root, and press the skin where the comb is located. When you encounter a hair knot, pinch the root of the hair and slowly open it. Be careful not to use scissors or use excessive movements. To minimize the discomfort caused to the dog by combing, the movements must be gentle. The coat should be combed and trimmed frequently and carefully. Don't make your dog hate grooming. It's best to reward him after grooming.

Every once in a while, after combing or bathing, trim the overly long feathers and paws and toenails of the dog to ensure its graceful appearance.

Bichon Frize Living Environment

The Bichon Frize has high requirements for the living environment and often needs someone to accompany it. The environment in which dogs play is also very important. Try to avoid dirty, dusty places and choose small pebbles for paving and a track paved with floor tiles for them. This will be much cleaner.

If you decide to raise a Bichon Frize, you must shoulder the responsibility of taking care of it throughout its life. So in addition to knowing the basic knowledge, you also need to have patience and perseverance. The Bichon Frize is a smart and considerate animal. I believe that in the process of raising it, you will gradually feel its cuteness and the endless happiness it brings you!