About
the Bichon Frise Breed
Adams Bichons are adored, and valued as family.
They enjoy a huge fenced play yard as it safely allows them to enjoy
the outdoors.
Our Bichon Frise's even have their own mailbox!
Helpful Information on Bichon
Frise Dogs to Help Choose the Right Pet for your Family:
• Bichons are lapdogs; hugs and strokes keep them happy and make them great pets.
• Bichons love their humans; outdoor kenneling type isolation is not acceptable for this dog.
• Bichons have cotton, non-shed, non-allergic coats; and must have haircuts every month (maintenance costs) to keep their hair at a manageable length. You must brush your Bichon Frise every few days. Groomers will not groom matted coats.
• Bichons are smart, loving, and stubborn; they will control your house if you are not a good trainer.
• Bichons can be hard to potty train; crate training is essential.
• Bichons can be frightened by small children under 5 years of age.
• Experienced breeders temperance test (by observation) each litter and can pick the best puppy for your family.
•The Bichon Frise Club of
American has developed a new website, chaired by Vickie Halstead from Minnesota,
and giving current health information for the Bichon Frise breed.
Please read www.BichonHealth.org
before purchasing
a Bichon dog.
ARE YOU SURE YOU
WANT A BICHON FRISE?
BE SURE YOU BUY FROM AN EXPERIENCED BREEDER!
We
care about the Bichon Breed;
ours and yours!
Email bbburke@peoplepc.com
Or Call (763) 434-2889