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Black and Tan Coonhound Pictures and InformationBichon Frise Description
This breed has existed since the 14th century, and was favored by the French royalty. It was used by circus performers, and today is primarily kept as a pet. Also Known AsBichon à poil fries TemperamentThe Bichon Frise is a dog that loves being around humans. It is intelligent and loving, and it can also be independent. These dogs are not known for barking excessively, and they are simple to train. The Bichon Frise is sociable by nature. They enjoy traveling with the family, and they are great with children and other pets. The Bichon is a good watchdog and performs well in obedience competitions. One problem with the Bichon is that these dogs can be challenging to housebreak. Despite this, they are the ideal family dog. Health ProblemsThis breed may get watery eyes, and some have been known to have skin or ear problems. In addition to this, epilepsy may be a problem as well. These dogs have an average life expectancy of 15 years, and some have been known to live longer than this. ExerciseThe Bichon Frise is an active dog that enjoys getting large amounts of exercise. They can exercise themselves without the assistance of their owners, but they won’t scoff at being taken for a long walk. These dogs are relatively small, and can function well in apartments. They are active when they live indoors, and don’t need a yard. This is the perfect breed for apartment dwellers. Special Grooming NeedsThe Bichon Frise will need to be groomed on a consistent basis. They will need to be groomed by specialists once a month. The hair around the eyes will need to be cut, and the eyes must be cleaned. The Bichon Frise does not shed much fur, and is excellent for those who have allergies.
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