To train a petite pet like the Bichon Frise, there are many methods that can help everyone succeed quickly, resulting in a well-trained Bichon. When first raising one, a Bichon is still a small fluff ball, but as time passes and it grows, besides daily care, the Bichon’s training schedule must also begin.

Training the dog should be prepared from these aspects, and arranging according to corresponding training skills will bring some unexpected gains.

At the initial stage of training, everyone must regulate their own emotions, because the Bichon’s intelligence is not very high. As a relatively silly and adorable pet dog, during training there will inevitably be some things that make people angry and helpless. Here, regulating emotions means maintaining a high level of patience. Since the Bichon is not that smart, a command and action must be repeatedly trained to form some basic memory. When the owner feels irritated, do not lose temper. Teaching it patiently will also let the Bichon feel the owner’s warmth, making it learn more attentively.

When conducting outdoor training, you can choose a relatively enclosed area, with railings or partitions, so it does not easily affect others. Also, it’s advisable to fix a leash on the dog, which has benefits. Not only does it prevent the dog from running around, but it also ensures the dog’s safety, avoiding being taken away by bad people or accidents.

Pay attention to moderate training time and consider the Bichon’s physical condition, avoiding overburdening it with exercise. At home, you can also use some commands to subtly influence the Bichon’s behavior and actions.

If you want to train the Bichon well, there are many methods to adopt and refer to. As long as the training methods are reasonable and scientific, they will benefit the Bichon’s growth development and daily living habits.