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Small and sturdy, Bichon Frises love to be the center of attention. They are cheerful, agile, friendly, and make excellent family pets. They can adapt to either city or country living.
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The Bichon Frise first appeared in the 14th century and was a favorite amongst 16th century French royalty.
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Small Breed; Weight: 10-18 lbs.
Height at the shoulders: 9-12 in.
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The Bichon Frise is energetic. It will do well in an apartment only if it is walked twice a day. These walks will also help with housetraining issues Bichons tend to have.
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A soft undercoat and puffy, coarse overcoat requires weekly brushing. Very light shedders.
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Excellent playmates for children.
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Usually get along well with other animals.
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Epilepsy, dislocated kneecaps, and eye, skin, and ear problems.
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Bichon Frises are known as the, most friendly breed. They get along well with strangers and are adept at performing tricks.
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