Training Tips

One of the most common negative behaviors that can be associated with new puppies is excessive biting and chewing. As a puppy’s adult teeth start to develop they will chew anything in sight, from your new pair of shoes to your hands.
I had always wondered just what was the cause of puppy biting and how to effectively prevent it in adult dogs. With that in mind, I did some research to find out why.

It’s natural to wonder “Are Bichon Frises easy to train?”, especially if you are considering owning a dog for the first time. First-time dog owners can struggle with a dog that takes longer to train and sometimes end up just giving up. They can become overwhelmed with the training requirements of their dog and sometimes these dogs will need to be rehomed. This is why it’s particularly important to question the trainability of a Bichon Frise.

Something you will want to know if you’re considering owning a Bichon Frise and you already have a pet is: “Is a Bichon Frise good with other pets?”. It’s important to know that your new Bichon will get on well with the other furry friends in the house. The last thing you want is to have to separate your pets in case they become aggressive and injure each other.