The most correct way to raise a Bichon Frise

Bichon Frise

Daily feeding of the Bichon Frise

Feeding: Everything must be fresh, leftovers from the last meal should be dumped and dishes washed promptly and kept tidy. However, I suggest it is best to feed the dog food. Since the Bichon Frise’s mouth gets dirty easily, when feeding water, try not to use a tub, but a special container for water that hangs from the crate.

Food: The Bichon Frise is a small toy dog, because its recipes are different from those of larger dogs. It is also different in the way it is eaten, so it is important to choose food that is suitable for small dogs. Bichon Frise should be fed a daily diet with vegetarian dishes in addition to meat, which should be chopped and mixed with rice. The meat should be around 150-180 grams, mixed with the right amount of water and then fed.

Housing: Bichons are very demanding and often need company. The environment where the dog plays is also important. Try to avoid dirty, dusty places and choose small cobblestone paved roads and tiled runs for them. This will be much cleaner.

Health care: Although the Bichon Frise is not naturally sick, regular physical checkups are necessary for it. As a parent, you must take him to the vet regularly for a thorough physical checkup.

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