BICHON FRISE FOR SALE
OUR MISSION
Bichon Frise for sale
Here at the Grange Bichons , our mission is to breed and raise Bichons for a variety of purposes, such as therapy dogs and magnificent family companions and guardians for allergy sufferers. We are not a kennel that raises Bichons for a living or as a job. The job is training and maintenance, cleaning and upkeep. We breed, raise and love Bichons and strive to improve the breed. Breeding and raising Intelligent and Beautiful Bichon Frise dogs is our love and our passion.
The color does not really matter to me. All of our pups receive just the best health care, love and really do get so much attention. Actually, we see all our Bichon Frise dogs as part of our family hence treat them as such. With our discounts you can get a Bichon Frise pup at a fair price.
In our home, we use our dogs to teach our kids about responsibility. As our pups grow, each of them are assigned under the care of our kids. This helps them become much more closer since they all have a common interest and love for the pups. It is always amazing watching them play with the Bichon Frise pups. Good news, we have available Bichon Frise for sale. Click the button below and choose your new family member.
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WHY CHOOSE THE BICHON FRISE BREED
Highly Sensitive Temperament.
The Bichon Frise is a very loyal and affectionate breed. They are highly sensitive to unknown environments and stern reprimand. They always seek your affection and while other dogs can tolerate a loud tone or a chaotic household.
Low Tolerance for being left alone.
Although it isn’t healthy to leave any dog alone for too long, the Bichon Frise is especially sensitive to being left alone for long hours and will develop separation anxiety that can leave to other behavioral issues like chewing on their bedding or other household items, barking, whining, and more.
Family friendly Dog.
Bichon Frises are very loyal and affectionate towards family and love to bond with their owners. This derives from the poodle being bred to work with their owners as water dogs and the Maltese being bred to be a lap dog companion.
They do very well with tolerating small children and babies, but because of their small size, it’s important to teach children how to properly handle and be soft with the Bichon Frise.
Does not have a “Prey” drive.
Bichon Frises are very curious dogs but they do not have an aggressive or prey drive. They’re most comfortable making friends with new dogs or people and are mostly bred to be a loyal companion/lap dog.
Good for apartment or small living environments.
The Bichon Frises are very adaptable in small living environments like apartments due to their small size. Although they need their daily exercise, Bichon Frises are relatively low energy compared to other toy-sized breeds.
Good for first-time dog owners.
Because of the easy well-mannered nature of the Bichon Frise, they can be a perfect option for first-time dog owners. Although, you will need to practice plenty of patience during house training as a puppy, as with any dog. Once you spend this time and build a bond with them, they will be your most loyal friend for life.
Dog and other pets Friendly.
Bichon Frises are excellent pack mates and can do very well with other dogs. They do not have a dominant temperament and their nature is to roll around and play rather than fight. With proper socialization early on in your Bichon Frises life, they will grow up to be every other dogs best and caring friend.
Easy to train and Intelligent.
Bichon Frises love spending time with their owners and develop quick associations with obedience training commands due to their yearning for positive reinforcement.
Bichon Frises are very intelligent due to their poodle ancestry being in the top two smartest breeds. They catch onto things very quickly and crave your affection making them very easy to train.
ABOUT US
OUR STORY
Bichon Frise for sale
The Grange Bichons is owned and run by myself, with the help of my wife Jen and our two daughters. I have over 16 years experience with breeding dogs, having helped out with my parents Maltese breeding business.. I spent the majority of my teenage years helping them out at the weekends and during school holidays, helping to care for puppies and looking after the adult dogs, cleaning kennels and walking the dogs.
During that time, I decided that I would like to breed my own dogs, and took a liking to Bichon Frise for their loyalty and intelligence. After I turned 21, my dad got me my first girl: Sarabi. She is the reason I love the breed and have such a passion for them. I hadn’t had her very long before we became inseparable, she was glued to my leg wherever I went. I spent every free moment with her after mucking out the kennels and, in return, she gave me unconditional love and loyalty. I knew that this was the breed I wanted to devote my time to. I wanted to give everyone a chance to get the love and bond that I have with Sarabi, with their own puppies! I started to build up my breeding kennel with dogs to run on as brood bitches and eventually, in January 2007, I bought my own stud dog – Boris!
Jen and I met in June 2011 at a football match.
We moved into our first house together in November 2015 after we got married!
Jen works as an architectural draughtswoman during the week, and she helps me out with the dogs when she’s not at work. Every weekend and any days that she has booked as holiday, she comes to spend the day outside working with me and helping out with the dogs! Cleaning out the kennels/runs, refilling the dogs food and water bowls/buckets, walking the dogs and spending time socializing the puppies – it is all is a big change from her office based job but she really enjoys being outside with us!
Jen grew up with a Poodle called Bruno and was adamant that Poodles were her favorite dogs… until Rogue a female Bichon Frise was born. Rogue became obsessed with Jen and absolutely adored her, she followed her everywhere and couldn’t get enough of her. Seeing how she was with Jen reminded me a lot of how Sarabi is with me! She really changed Jen’s mind and it’s safe to say that she is now just as obsessed with Bichon Frises as I am. She also helps in getting our puppies AKC registered.
I am always trying to learn new things about the dogs, I really enjoy looking into genetics and how they play a massive part in breeding. I love learning about the colours, how they occur, how to improve on certain aspects of breeding, I’m happiest when learning about anything dog related! Most of my evenings are spent looking into dogs backgrounds, learning about dogs health, researching pedigrees, speaking to other breeders, trying to learn as much as I possibly can about this amazing breed!
I breed to produce dogs with amazing temperaments, excellent health test results and some beautiful colours to make the perfect family pets! Any dogs that I decide to buy in are from carefully selected lines, I spend a lot of time looking into those bloodlines to ensure that I am only breeding good quality, beautiful and healthy dogs. I spend every day with my dogs and any puppies I may have, making sure they’re all well looked after, healthy and, most importantly, happy! The whole day revolves around the dogs, from when we get up in the morning to when we go to bed – and we really wouldn’t have it any other way!
I have done several courses so far to help boost my knowledge for dogs and breeding! In January 2017, I did an online Pet Psychology diploma and Canine Communication diploma. In October 2017, I passed my training course for microchipping so that I can now microchip our puppies from home. After doing this, I decided I wanted to do more! So I looked online for months for a canine ultrasound scanning course. I wanted to be able to scan my girls and confirm their pregnancies from home, limiting the stress put on them. Many dogs don’t like going to the vets, so I wanted to be able to keep them in an environment they know and are comfortable, this will help eliminate the stress and I know they are happy. I wanted to be able to watch the puppies growing through the different stages in pregnancy and monitor them closely from home, so I decided to go ahead with the next course and by the grace of God completed the course successfully!
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ABOUT THE BICHON FRISE BREED
ORIGIN/HISTORY
The Bichon family is a group of white breeds found originally in the Mediterranean Countries. The word Bichon means white dog and the Bichon breeds are predominately white with the exception of the Havanese which can be found in a wide variety of colors. The word ‘frise’ describes the soft corkscrew curls of the coat. Although the Standard suggests that the coat on feet and muzzle may be tidied up, the presentation of the Bichon for the show ring has become much more stylised.
Although France was the country of development for the breed, the Bichon Frise is thought to have existed on the island of Tenerife as far back as the 14th century and was taken to mainland Europe by traders where he gained popularity, especially in the Royal Courts and in the homes of nobility, where he was often pampered and carried around in an ornamental basket.
From what you have read above , I am sure you can know what a Bichon Frise dog is and as well as it’s origin.
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General appearance of the Bichon Frise
Well-balanced dog of smart appearance, closely coated with handsome plume carried over the back. Natural white coat curling loosely. Head carriage proud and high.
The Bichon Frise at a fully grown age will stand at 9 to 11 inches tall and will weigh 7 to 12 pounds and some can get bigger up to 16 pounds.
The Bichon Frise dog has a life span of 14 to 16 years and when cared for correctly and given the correct diet will often can live up to 19 years.
Temperament of the Bichon Frise
Friendly, outgoing, Playful, Cheerful, Affectionate, Feisty, Sensitive, and Gentle
Body of the Bichon Frise
Forechest well developed, deep brisket. Ribs well sprung, floating ribs not terminating abruptly. Loin broad, well muscled, slightly arched and well tucked up. Pelvis broad, croup slightly rounded. Length from withers to tailset should equal height from withers to ground.
Coat of the Bichon Frise
Fine, silky with soft corkscrew curls, neither flat nor corded and measuring 7-10 cms (3-4 ins) in length. The dog may be presented trimmed or untrimmed.
Color of the Bichon Frise
White, but cream or apricot markings acceptable up to 18 months. Under white coat, dark pigment desirable. Black, blue or beige markings often found on skin.
The main colors of this dog are , White, White & Apricot, White & Buff, and White & Cream.
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WHY CHOOSE US
HEALTHY PUPPIES
Before leaving us for their new homes, our puppies are: viewed and health checked at least twice by our vet. Seen by a BVA eye specialist Microchipped. BAER hearing tested. Faecal tested for parasites and fully vaccinated with core vaccinations Our Bichon Frise puppies are of perfect quality in terms of health and looks. With a 5 Years Health & Genetic Guarantee offered. You can't go wrong with us.
QUALITY SERVICE
We have over 16 Yrs Experience breeding Bichons , plus our Background as Breeder & Veterinary Technician, Our Approach to breeding. Assures you that you are getting quality service from the right place. Buy a Bichon Frise for sale here and get the best service.
ASSISTANCE & SUPPORT
We offer 24/7 assistance to all families purchasing a puppy from us and continue to assist you even after the puppy is all grown. You can return the puppy to us at any moment you wish.
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