Autumn has arrived, and the weather is gradually becoming colder. Right now, the Bichon Frise (detailed introduction) has not yet felt this cold. Once winter comes, they will need a very warm bed to live in. So how do we distinguish whether a Bichon Frise is cold?

How to Know If a Bichon Frise Is Afraid of the Cold?

         Although Bichon puppies look warmer due to their fur, the temperature in winter, especially in the northern icy and snowy areas, is particularly low. Bichon puppies are very afraid of the cold. When a Bichon puppy feels cold, its behavior is quite obvious. For example, the Bichon puppy likes to curl up its body, looking like a ball, especially liking to bury its head under its legs. This is actually a behavior to protect its head and belly. At this time, Bichon puppies don’t like to run and jump around, preferring to hide in warmer corners. This is when they need appropriate warmth, and if they move a lot, careful observation will find the Bichon puppy’s body constantly trembling.

How to Know If a Bichon Frise Is Afraid of the Cold?

        Bichon puppies are very afraid of cold in winter, especially smaller breeds. Also, as Bichon puppies get older, their physical resistance becomes weaker, making them even more sensitive to cold. Therefore, owners must pay attention to keeping Bichon puppies warm, such as placing some warming items in their bed to help keep them warm. Also, try to avoid taking Bichon puppies to places with low temperatures as much as possible to keep them healthier.

How to Know If a Bichon Frise Is Afraid of the Cold?

         At this time, owners need to frequently air out the Bichon puppy’s bed to keep it dry, and make sure to add plenty of warming items inside the bed. In this way, the Bichon Frise won’t feel very cold during the winter.