Quick Ways to Find a Bichon Frise Puppy from a Breeder

By M.L. Williams

Everybody loves a lap dog that is super affectionate - this describes the Bichon Frise perfectly! Small, white and cuddly, Bichons can make perfect pets where space is at a premium.

People love to be around Bichon Frises, and Bichon Frises love to be around people. Bichons have a great energetic and friendly attitude making them perfect for pets.

When it comes to taking care of the breed, their face must constantly be kept clean and trimmed, namely because eye discharge and mucus will otherwise tend to accumulate in the hair that grows in front of their eyes. As well, their hind area should be cleaned after each bowel movement, in order to keep their curly hair from getting tangled in dried excrement.

Finding a Bichon Frise Breeder

Although they are a very popular breed, the process of finding a Bichon Frise breeder can often actually be quite difficult. If you are interested in finding a Bichon Frise breeder yourself, then there are a few things you are going to want to know.

Not surprisingly, the internet can be your friend when searching for a breeder. As of this writing, there are several companies with online presence that can help you find a Bichon puppy quickly. Next Day Pets, for example, can give you important tips about the search process and help you find a breeder.

You will get assistance in learning what a good breeder will want to find out from you. The breeder will want to ensure that you know what you are getting into with a new Bichon Frise puppy.

There are other online sources for breeder information. CyberPet is one such source that can help you find breeders in or near your area.

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Of course, you will want to check out a few things about the breeder also. You will want to know that the Bichon you are getting has a confirmed ID as a pure bred Bichon.

They should keep their dogs in their home and not in kennel runs, and they should have dogs that appear to be healthy and happy and excited to meet new people.

They should encourage you to want to spend time with the puppy's parents, and should breed a maximum of two types of dogs.