Category: Dog
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Confusing Bichon Frises and Schnauzers: Their Prominent Pros and Distinct Cons
It’s easy to get confused between Bichon Frises and Schnauzers. Both of them have very prominent advantages, but their disadvantages are also quite distinct! Let me tell you all about them in detail. Both breeds share a characteristic – they don’t shed much hair. As members of the curly – haired group, these two can…
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My Experience of Raising Bichon Frises: From Impulse to Affection
I raise Bichon Frises.I impulsively decided to raise a dog without much thought. I just felt a bit lonely. So, I searched for small – sized dog breeds online. Seeing how cute Bichon Frises were, I chose this breed. I made the purchase very straightforwardly. I bought it after watching a 10 – second life…
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Comparing Schnauzers and Bichon Frises: Pros, Cons, and Pet – raising Choices
Raising a dog really depends on the instant connection you feel with it. But if you really want to know which one is better, I’d say just choose the one you like. It’s all about looks~ Or, why make a choice like a kid when an adult would want them all~ Hahaha. Whether it’s a…
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Anxieties When Leaving My Beloved Bichon Frise Behind
When I have to go on a long trip and can’t take it with me, I’m thinking, oh no, what should I do? Will it sleep alone from now on? Where will it sleep? Will it sleep with my parents? But its toilet is upstairs. What if it needs to use the toilet? Do my…
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The Heartwarming Start of Raising My Little Bichon Frise: A New Chapter in 2022
2024 ushers in a new year. Losing weight depends on getting a haircut, and beauty… depends on mom. Updated on October 21, 2023. Suddenly found a new like, so here’s an update. Chubby is getting ready to hibernate lately! Updated on February 21, 2023. He’s one year old! Every day, he just runs, “recites scriptures”…
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The Heartwarming and Challenging Journey of Raising a Puppy Named Zhajiu
Before going home, we first took him to the hospital. On the way, he lay obediently in our arms, sleeping in various positions. During the one – or two – hour journey, he neither barked nor fussed, and didn’t pee or poop (skr~). He looked like a little lamb. With a melancholy look in his…
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Thoughts and Experiences on Raising a Dog: A Journey from Adoption Decision to Puppy Purchase
I brought it home when it was less than two months old, and now it’s just over one year old. That tiny, wobbly – walking little furball that needed to be bottle – fed has grown into a healthy, lively, naughty, cute, and incredibly clingy dog. Here’s a recent photo. It’s sticking to my boyfriend’s…
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The Costs and Care of Raising My Dog, Mark
Thank you for the invitation. Personally, I think the most costly and time – consuming period of raising a dog is the first year. After the dog turns one year old, the monthly expenses become more fixed, and it’s not as delicate to take care of. For dog food, in the first year, I bought…
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Raising a Healthy Bichon Frise: Cost – effective Pet – keeping Insights from a Pet Hospital Worker
As someone who has worked in a pet hospital, I’ve seen too many pet owners who try to save money in daily life but end up spending a large amount on medical treatment. Their pets suffer from various conditions such as ascites, renal failure, infectious diseases (like parvovirus, canine distemper, etc.), and parasitic diseases (roundworms,…
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The Struggles of a Dog’s Illness: Beyond Regular Pet – raising Costs
During the illness, I took her to get intravenous drips every morning and evening. She has separation anxiety and can’t be hospitalized. Also, I don’t feel at ease leaving her in the hospital. When driving to get the injection, someone has to hold her, for fear that she might break the wound, which is extremely…