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Average on what you would give any other dog their size. They do not need a lot. Give them half a bowl, if they are still hungry, fill it up again and so on. Don't leave them going hungry. Give them what you would usually give a normal dog.

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Escargots

(Snails)

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Bee-shahn free-say

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A dogs natural temperature ranges between 99.5 and 102.5 degrees F. There are many things that can cause a temperature in dogs, anything from the common cold to an infection. I would say if the dog has other symptoms, or if the temperature gets too high to take it to the vet.

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Many breeds of dogs have brown, white, pink or black spots on their skin. If in doubt and you are worried about it take your dog to the vet. It wouldn't hurt. All pet owners of dogs and cats should start from the head and work backwards on the body for any signs of lumps at least once a week. I do this automatically when my dogs are laying beside me and that includes my cat.

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I have a Bichon Frise and he LOVES any dog. You should likely get another small dog. Another Bichon would be great.

Mine is very submissive & takes a lot of play abuse from other dogs, so it depends on how your dog behaves with others. He loves his friend who is a Daushaund, but she likes to bite on his ears and loves to bite on his poofy fur! So be careful. my bichon is different. Mine only likes mellow dogs. Like a old golden retriever across the street, my dog loves. but growls at yippy and hiper dogs.. you know, all bichons are different.

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With respect, my mother in law is a vet and based on her advice, i conclude that anyone who thinks you can't give a Frise pork is a cretin. The internet is full of rubbis, be careful who you listen to.

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pure bichon frises cant bichon frise crosses can

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Me and my family feed our bichon frise with 'Cesar Chicken And Turkey' dog food. We have to mash it up in her bowl, but that is only for dogs who are not puppies- past 2 years old, I would say.

Do NOT feed your bichon frise human food, if the sensitive stomach is colitis. That's what our beloved pet has, and she is one of the healthiest dogs her groomer and vet has seen! :)

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It depends on what type of personality you are looking for, or if your question is fur, or allergy related. Golden's consistently rate as the #1 dog for families. They have a fantastic personality, and bond closely to people. They are however, HIGHLY energetic when young and need lots of exercise. They are not at all suited to being a backyard dog, so house training is important. If you have time to spend with your dog, and are looking for a companion more than "just a pet", a Golden is as close to perfect as you can find.

Check your local Golden Retriever rescue if you are ready to adopt. You can find a gorgeous pure bred Golden that has already been spayed or nuetered, and get a history on the pet's background. Often you will be able to adopt a young adult dog that is already house or crate trained, which is the most difficult part of adopting a puppy.

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bichon frise

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Bishon's have hair, like people, except doggy style. This means they don't shed and must be trimmed ever few weeks, like a person has to.

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The Bichon Frise first appeared in the 14th century, a cross between the Barbet Water Spaniel and the Poodle. The Bichon was traded by Spanish sailors and became a favorite of the 16th century French royal courts. It was a popular organ grinder's dog and also a circus performer. Today the Bichon Frise is primarily a companion and show dog. This information is from the Bichon Frise website.

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go to the American kennal club or whatever country your from and they should be able to produce breeders and the animals background and find the perfect match for you

Check your local Chihuahua CLub, there is one in each major city. You can also check backpage, kijiji and puppyfind.

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A big fat ZERO. This would be a mixed breed and is worth nothing except as a great pet to some family. We have enough dogs out there needing homes now. Why bring into the world a mixed breed? If you are going to breed then breed a purebred only and only with the intention of bettering the breed. The parents should be health checked first, etc.

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I own a 4 year old Bishon Frise and they are quite the little characters. Tootsie will heave throw cushion all over the place; take her cushion she lays on in the front room and get under it and all you see is a cushion moving across the floor. She loves water and my husband and I take her to the doggie beach for swim often in the summer. If we allowed her too she would have a bath or showers with us too. My bichon is quite a cute mystery! I set a soft, squishy blanket on the sofa and my dog starts digging a making his bed and doing that! Joey and his bichon pals are like that.

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Regular, dwarf, Syrian, teddy bear and there may be a couple more.

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my bichon frise is 8 weeks old and the tail already curls and plumes

my little man will be a year old, i have had him since he was 10 weeks old and he has always had the adorable pom pom, curly tail. Although his mother and some of his siblings did not have one as poofy and cute as his.

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Very little with regular grooming.

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About 18 to 20 years

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I would say if you're buyign from a breeder they would go for 1,000 dollars (that was how much all three of mine were). This might be different if you by them from a shelter, puppy mill, or pet store, but I suggest none of these. The only sure way to know you will have a good non diseased dog is to buy from a trusted breeder who takes the time and effort to raise these dogs and love what they're doing.

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They prefer food, as it is the best things for them to digest.

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special grooming supplies can be found at grooming stores and occasionally pet stores.

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http://www.dog-breeds.net/medium_dog_breeds_18_to_25_inches.htm might give you a few, excuse me if I'm wrong

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i would say no because cats are not fully colorblind but said to be.