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Bichon Frise

"Glitz, Fluff, and Absolutely No Paparazzi"

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Bichon Frise

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The Bichon Frise is basically a cloud with legs and a diva complex. They were born to be adored—and they know it. With a personality that says “I’m cute and I’m not afraid to weaponize it,” this breed is equal parts affection sponge and pocket-sized performer. They’ll follow you from room to room just to dramatically flop at your feet and sigh like a Victorian poet. Though small in size, they come with big opinions, and they expect to be spoken to like royalty—especially during brushing sessions, which are frequent if you want to keep that marshmallow aesthetic intact. Training them is easy—they’re bright and eager—but try raising your voice and you’ll be met with an offended huff and maybe a flounce. Adaptable, cheerful, and charming, the Bichon is the living embodiment of “small dog, major main character energy.”

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The Bichon Frise is a fluffy ball of sunshine that thrives on attention, cuddles, and being told they’re adorable (because they are). They’re cheerful, smart, and surprisingly trainable—as long as your tone is encouraging and there’s a treat involved. They adapt easily to new environments but expect VIP treatment wherever they go. Barking is polite, not obnoxious. Grooming? Frequent. Sass level? Constant.

"A fluffy Bichon Frise poses confidently on a vintage mustard-yellow velvet armchair, wearing oversized gold sunglasses and a bright pink feather boa. The scene includes a chalkboard labeled 'SASSY,' a red lipstick tube, a rubber bone, an orange toy ball, and a silver mirror, all under soft, warm lighting that enhances the dog’s playful and glamorous personality."

If you haven't already check out our awesome blog series about success and messy failures of trying to train a dog, And the lessons learnt along the way in The Bark Side Chronicles.

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