Mary Allen
#13 As its name suggests, the Bichon Frise is luxuriantly coated with loose corkscrew curls, between which the silky undercoat peeks out.
Overall it looks and feels very fluffy and soft. The pure white fur must not be smooth, braided, woolly, or matted. Before the end of the first year of life, part of the coat may change from pure white to a light fawn or champagne color.
#14 Red discoloration of the eyes indicates a problem with the tear ducts or tear ducts.
However, these problems are usually congenital and cannot be corrected later. However, it is important to keep your dog's eyes as clean as possible.
#15 Otherwise, grooming the Bichon Frisé is very easy, despite the lush curls.
Regular and careful combing and brushing should prevent the curls from becoming matted, but this dog breed does not need regular baths. Especially since the Bichon Frisé hardly sheds hair and although it is not completely hypoallergenic, it is still more comfortable for people with dog hair allergies.