Understanding How To Raise Your Bichon Frise Pup
After months and months of trying to figure out what type of puppy you want and which kinds are the cutest, you finally have decided to bring home a Bichon Frise pup and you have your heart set on a particular one. But it is extremely important to know exactly what you are getting yourself into. This dog has a mind that is all its own and will try to test you once in a while to see what it can and cannot get away with, just like a small child.
This breed of dog has a mind all of its own and in order to maintain control of the situation you better make sure that you are reading up on Bichon Frise puppy care. The more you know the more you can be prepared which will make the entire experience not only better for you but for the puppy as well and that is generally the goal of every puppy owner.
The first thing you will want to do when you bring your new Bichon Frise pup home is to make sure to begin potty training right away. This is because this particular breed is known to take a little bit more time then other dogs when it comes to the housebreaking rules. Therefore, this is not something that you want to delay getting started.
So when you first bring home your new family member, potty training may be the first thing you want to get started on. Try not to let setbacks upset you too much, as that is a natural thing no matter what type of breed you are dealing with. Just give the love and support a child would need when potty training and you will be on your way to a successfully potty trained dog.
Even though most people would laugh at this and consider it common sense, you would be surprised how many people really and truly need to read this. Never hit, spank, spit at, yell at or otherwise abuse your Bichon Frise pup whether it is emotional or physical, abuse is abuse and is against the law.
Not only is it against the law it is extremely harmful to the pup and you will only get the opposite of what you want from the pup when acting in such a manner.
That rage can then come back on you or someone else. So never hit or scream at your puppy, as it just simply is not needed at all for the training of your pup.
Think twice before you ever speak in anger and always try to talk to your pet in a loving way.
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