When you get a Bichon rescue dog expect nothing but love from it.
These dogs, well known for their cuddly beauty, make exceptional pets for those who love animals and love to be constantly around them.
The Bichon Frise dog is an exceptionally loving dog as it is beautiful and when you get one from a rescue center you should be completely assured that you are making the best choice ever.
What you will get is an excellently trained animal completely matched to your requirements.
Let us say that you have two young children and you need an animal that is comfortable around children, you will be able to find just the right Bichon Frise rescue dog for you.
Similarly, if you have a small flat or a large one, if you live alone or with a menagerie of other animals, trust the rescue workers to find you a perfect choice.
There are things you need to expect when you get a Bichon Frise rescue dog home.
Sometimes you will find that the dog is completely disoriented and unreachable.
Have patience, as this will pass.
These dogs suffer a lot from separation anxiety and sure enough they might be missing their owners.
You need to be very patient with them and shower them with a lot of love to help them to get back to normal.
Housetraining has always been a problem with this dog and though most shelters endeavor to first housebreak a dog, it can happen that your Bichon Frise has not quite got it.
Do not worry too much just teach it with love and perseverance and you will see that the dog will obey after sometime.
The best thing you will expect from a Bichon Frise dog is its unconditional love.
It will seem to you that these dogs with their soulful eyes know and thank you for saving them from death by adopting them.
There are many things that you need to do when you bring home a Bichon Frise rescue dog.
Among the first things will be to show it its haven or safe place.
Have it in a place which is a little secluded, yet not away from your company.
It can be at the foot of the bed in a wide and comfortable dog basket, near your favorite armchair or the like.
The dog should feel safe and secure there, as well as comfortable.
Give the dog time sufficient time to understand the rules of your home, while at the same time interact with it constantly.
Always have some tidbits with you and reward the dog amply whenever it does anything praiseworthy.
Ignore things it does wrong initially and continue to reward the good behavior.
Eventually you will end up having a wonderful well-mannered, loving dog with the least of effort.
Besides, you will be delighted with the knowledge that you saved this splendid animal from death and every time you look into its eyes you will know that the dog knows it too.