The Bichon Frize's temperament is polite, sensitive, naughty and cute. Adorable traits are also a sign of the breed's purity, or at least should be. In terms of overall appearance, the Bichon Frize is a small dog, strong, lively and cute, with a fluffy little tail standing on its back and a pair of curious black eyes.

Food management: Everything must be fresh. Leftovers from the previous meal must be thrown away in time and the tableware must be washed and kept tidy. However, I suggest that it is better to feed dog food. Since the Bichon Frize's mouth is easy to get dirty, when feeding water, try not to use a basin. You can choose a special water container hanging on the cage.

Living environment: Bichon Frize has high requirements for the living environment and often needs someone to accompany them. 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.

Exercise: Bichon Frize is very energetic and needs a lot of exercise. It is best to take a walk twice a day for 30 minutes each time, play games, and have fun.

Combing: Method: First comb forward in the direction of the hair, then comb in the opposite direction. You should start combing from the tip of the hair and slowly transition to the roots while pressing the skin at the combing location. When encountering a hair knot, pinch the root of the hair and slowly open it. Try not to use scissors, and don't move too much. To reduce the dog's discomfort as much as possible, the movement must be gentle. Don’t make your dog hate grooming. Give rewards as much as possible after combing.