Today is my first time encountering the Bichon Frise dog breed. When I first saw its photo, I felt it was so cute and fluffy. I guess many girls like it as much as I do.

The Bichon Frise originally comes from the Mediterranean region and belongs to the small dog category. Its original name was Barbichon. Its appearance is very soft and delicate. However, one thing is that the Bichon Frise has a lot of hair, very fluffy.

Maybe after seeing that the Bichon Frise has so much hair, you might worry that it sheds a lot and is inconvenient to raise. But what I want to say today is that this worry is unnecessary. Actually, the Bichon Frise does not shed normally; it only sheds during the spring seasonal change. At this time, old hair will naturally fall off and new hair will grow, so there is no need to worry about your room getting very dirty or messy because of the dog.

However, we should regularly groom the Bichon Frise's hair. After all, its hair is not grown for nothing. If the hair grows long but isn't groomed, it’s easy to develop small issues like tangling.

Also, when the Bichon Frise has more serious skin diseases, it may cause hair loss. This situation is caused by bacteria generating and multiplying on the hair. Sometimes it not only causes hair loss but also redness and swelling. Therefore, dog owners must not take this lightly and pay special attention to the maintenance of the dog’s hair.

Finally, raising a Bichon Frise is not so simple. Besides daily grooming, paying attention to their regular diet is also important. You need to regularly brush their hair, bathe them, and keep their living environment clean. Don’t feed them overly salty or oily food. Rather, provide them with dog food that is low temperature, low oil, and rich in nutrients. Take care of your dog both in diet and daily routines.