bichons in A Sentence

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    They were introduced to Europe by sailors who traded Bichons for other goods.

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    It's worth noting, however, that Bichons can be harder to housetrain than some other small breeds.

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    Bichons carry their tails raised up and they curve them over their backs although never curled.

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    Bichons may be gorgeous little dogs to look at, but they are also extremely demanding in many ways.

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    Bichons generally get on with other dogs and if they have been well socialised from a young enough age.

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    Some Bichons like the sound of their own voices a little too much and can be quite"yappy" at times.

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    Bichons get on with everyone and everything, more especially if they are well-bred and socialised from a young enough age.

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    Currently there is no DNA test available for Bichons, but any dog known to suffer from HC should not be used for breeding purposes.

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    Dogs can also be tested for slightly less at certain dog shows, but all Bichons must be microchipped and Kennel Club registered to do so.

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    Bichons are known to be good around children which is another bonus as many smaller dogs find it hard to cope when there are kids around.

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    In days long past, Bichons accompanied organ grinders and performed in circuses because they learned new tricks so easily and because they thrive on human contact.

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    Bichons are high maintenance on the grooming front because to keep their coats looking good, they need to be brushed every day using a soft slicker brush.

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    Bichons might not be a"water dog" breed, but they do have an affinity with water and most dogs enjoy retrieving and getting their feet wet whenever they can.

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    Bichons found their way to France when Francis I was on the throne, but it was under the reign of Henry III that the breed really came into its own.

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    Bichons are a great choice for first time dog owners because they are so affectionate and eager to please with an added bonus being that they are incredibly social by nature.

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    Bichons do not have a high prey drive, but this is not to say they won't chase a neighbour's cat when they get the chance just for the fun of it.

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    Bichons tend to be energetic, active little dogs by nature and providing they are given enough daily exercise to burn off any excess calorie intake, a dog should not put on any unnecessary weight.

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    All results are then recorded with the Kennel Club with an end goal being for the information to be provided on the registration documents of all puppies sired or whelped by Bichons that were tested.

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    Bichons may be small in stature, but they are good watchdogs and are always quick to let an owner know when there are strangers about and when they don't like something that is going on in their environment.

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    It is also worth noting that Bichons are high maintenance in the grooming department because their coats benefit from being professionally groomed every 4 to 6 weeks or so which can add to the cost of their upkeep considerably.

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    As previously mentioned, housetraining one of these little dogs can take time, patience and perseverance, but in the end most Bichons get the message and don't mess in the house unless they are left on their own for too long.

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    A little later in 1956, French breed enthusiasts called M and Mde Picault moved to the States where they bred their first litter of Bichons which caught the eye of American breeders who set about developing the breed further in the States.

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    Bichons as previously mentioned are better suited to households where at least one person stays at home when everyone else is out so they never find themselves on their own for too long which is doubly important where puppies are concerned.

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    The Bichon is thought to have originated in the Mediterranean region of Europe and is often referred to as the"Tenerife Dog" thanks to sailors in the 14th century having found them on the island of Tenerife and over the following centuries, Bichons found their way into the hearts and homes of people the world over.

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