If you own or are thinking about owning a Bichon Frise, there are very important things you need to know about this unique dog breed in order to make sure your pet is happy, healthy and well-behaved. That's where Insiders Guide To A Happy, Healthy & Well Behaved Bichon Frise will help you.
Bichons do require special care, but it's not very hard to learn. Once you learn to give this cuddly, curly-haired, adorable dog the proper diet, exercise and care, you will not only enjoy your Bichon's companionship but will also cut down on the amount you have to spend due to repeat problems.
Insiders Guide To A Happy, Healthy & Well Behaved Bichon Frise will teach you what you should look for before you buy a Bichon Frise, what types of foods can be very detrimental to your dog's health, grooming tips, how to socialize your Bichon, common health problems and much more.
You'll also get 4 bonus e-books on Bichon care. With all these resources at your disposal, you'll be able to raise a strong, healthy dog that will be your loyal, loving companion for many years to come.
In August, my husband accepted a company transfer to China. Even though we looked at it as an exciting adventure, our hearts were heavy at leaving our Bichon, Maddie, in the care of my brother and his family.
We were unsure about many things involved in transporting a pet, mainly quarantine restrictions, the risk to our pet, her ability to adapt to the change, and mostly, the effect it might have on her health. Like many Bichons, Maddie suffers with allergies. Although we tried several approaches in treating her, she continued to exhibit symptoms.
About two and a half months into our stay in China, and on a day that I was especially missing Maddie, I typed "pet travel" into a search box on my computer. One of the references was Sharda Baker's ebook "Insiders Guide to A Happy, Healthy & Well Behaved Bichon Frise". I scanned through the book and found that it opened many doors for me.
The information provided in "Travel With My Bichon" was the catalyst we needed to have Maddie join us on our adventure. As I delved further into the book, I found chapters full of useful information relating to common Bichon maladies as well as a step by step approach to solving her allergy issues. The section on Behavior problems was of special interest to me as it may help us "undo" the damage done by spoiling our pet.
Not only have we gained a valuable resource tool, we are fortunate to have established a relationship with a fellow Bichon lover.
Molly Thibodeaux
Tanggu, China