The Bichon Frise is a small dog, roughly 5-10kg. It’s normally all white with a black nose and dark round eyes.  Bichon Frise is French for curly lapdog. ‘Frise’ is French for curly and ‘Bichon’ is a type of lapdog. In the 14th century Spanish sailors loved the breed so much, as they were great companions. The fact that they used them as bartering meant that the breed spread around the world. They were often used as performance dogs in the 19th Century due to their fun personality and friendly nature. It’s known for being playful, feisty, affectionate and happy. Bichons are adaptable companions who get on well with other dogs and children. Alert and curious, Bichons make nice little watchdogs—but they are lovers, not fighters, and operate under the assumption that there are no strangers, just friends they haven’t met yet. Their confidence and size make them ideal city dogs. Bichons train nicely and enjoy performing for their loved ones. Finally, there’s the happy-go-lucky Bichon personality that draws smiles and hugs wherever they go.