Instructions for caring for the Bichon Frize

The Bichon Frize has very high requirements for the living environment and often needs to be accompanied by someone. The environment in which the dog plays is also very important. Avoid dirty and dusty places as much as possible. Choose small cobblestone paving and give them a track paved with floor tiles, which will make it much cleaner. It is not suitable to raise a Bichon Frize if you don’t have enough time, and to maintain its best shape, the Bichon Frize needs to be groomed every day and professionally trimmed regularly to make them fluffy. The curly-haired Bichon Frize is lively and active by nature, so it should be allowed a certain amount of time every day to run and play to its heart's content. Or let it walk in the yard on its own 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, promote physical health, and enhance disease resistance.

Instructions for raising Bichon Frize

Because the mouth of Bichon Frize 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. Everything must be fresh, and any leftovers from the previous meal must be thrown away promptly and the tableware must be washed and kept tidy. However, I suggest that it is better to feed dog food. Feeding Bichon Frize dogs should be done regularly, quantitatively, and at a fixed location. Timing can develop the dog's timing conditioned reflex, secrete gastric juice, increase appetite, and promote digestion and absorption. Generally, adult dogs are fed twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening, and slightly more at night. Dogs under 1 year old should be fed 3 times a day; dogs under 3 months old should be fed 4 times a day; puppies under 2 months old should be fed 5 times a day. The pattern of dog food can be modified, but the quantity should be relatively stable. The feeding location can be inside or outside the kennel, but dogs are generally fed in the kennel. The purpose of a fixed address is to keep the environment relatively stable and easy to manage. Some dogs will refuse to eat and lose appetite when changing feeding places.

Instructions for cleaning the Bichon Frize

The white coat makes the Bichon Frize even more cute. It should be trimmed regularly. When the weather is hot, bathe and bathe it every day as much as possible. Comb it, and then trim off the long hair and toenails. Move slowly and don't scratch the Bichon Frize's skin. You can trim the hair on your head into a round shape, which will add a bit of cuteness. Because the Bichon Frize has long hair, drinking water often stains the hair around its mouth, and it is difficult to clean. It is recommended to use ordinary water bottles to fill the water, poke a few small holes in the bottle cap, and then hang it upside down close to the ground, preferably so that the Bichon Frize can drink from it by raising its head. As long as the Bichon Frize touches the bottle cap, it can lick out the water and drink it without dripping water or dirtying the hair around its mouth. Because 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, and the coat must be combed and trimmed carefully frequently. When the weather is cool, you can comb it every 1-2 days. When the weather is hot, you need to comb it every day. You should also bathe it regularly. Every once in a while, after combing or bathing, trim the overly long feathers and paws and toenails to ensure its beautiful appearance.