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I have had 2 full size Bichons. 1st was 17 when she died, the 2nd was 16. They were wonderful,smart , loving ,best ever dogs. I didn’t want another dog, I thought. 2 years after my last dog my husband surprised me with what I thought was a Bichon puppy. I’ve had her since 5/24. Of course I immediately fell in love. I sat and went through all her paperwork and was shocked to find out she was already 5months old! The papers said she was a French Bichon Frise! Would only grow to 10 lbs! I immediately called the breeder, explained the situation, was informed that she is indeed what the papers say. I took her to the vet who said she was a toy Bichon Frise. She also had only 3 of her shots and a dbl ear infection! Of course I didn’t want to give her back , I felt she hadn’t been taken care of. My husband adores her but was very upset that he got taken. 3000.00 for her and we’re up over 2000.00 for care, meds etc. Has anyone ever heard of a French Bichon at only 10 lbs adult ? I can’t find anything about 1. Please don’t get into rescues. The 2 I had were rescues. I’m not going to bash my 75 yr old husband, who only wanted to make me happy. Help!
🙂Great video! One often overlooked aspect of dog ownership is understanding your dog's individual temperament and preferences. Not all dogs will thrive in the same environments or activities. Take the time to observe what makes your dog happiest, whether it's certain types of play, quiet time, or specific social interactions. Tailoring your approach to meet your dog's unique needs can lead to a more fulfilling relationship.
