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Other names:	Tenerife bichon
FCI Dog Group	Group 9 Companion dogs. Section 1 Bichons and Similar Breeds. No proof of work.

Has a great adaptability and is very attached to his masters. In the late 19th century, it became the "common dog", running the streets, accompanying the organ grinders, leading the blind, and doing tricks in circuses and fairs. Although, after World War I, they begun to become popular again in France and were bred by French breeders.

Maximun cobertures in Spain:	Reimbursement: €3,100 per year, include medications, any vet clinic in Spain and it covers all diseases without sublimits.
Annual prices begining at:	Yorkshire Terrier 18€ per months, Jack Russel Terrier 18€ per months, Border Collie, Chihuahua, Caniche and Shih Tzu 19€ per months, Pomerania, Fox Terrier and Cocker 20€/month, Bichon and Beagle 21€, Labrador and Golden Retriever from 25€/month
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Maximun cobertures in Spain:

Reimbursement: €3,100 per year, include medications, any vet clinic in Spain and it covers all diseases without sublimits.

Annual prices begining at:

Yorkshire Terrier 18€ per months, Jack Russel Terrier 18€ per months, Border Collie, Chihuahua, Caniche and Shih Tzu 19€ per months, Pomerania, Fox Terrier and Cocker 20€/month, Bichon and Beagle 21€, Labrador and Golden Retriever from 25€/month

CHECK PRICE FOR YOUR DOG:

Get your personalized Quote clicking here

Features

23–30 cm

3–5 kg

90 - 130 gr

Very good

White & Cream, White & Apricot.

RELATIONSHIP OTHER DOGS

Very good.

LIFE SPAN

12 to 15 years

APTITUDES

Companion dog

TEMPERAMENT

Combative, affectionate, cheerful, playful, sensitive, gentle.

ORIGIN

France, Spain, Belgium, Canada, Tenerife, Canary Islands.

Breed History

The Bichon Frize was brought to France from Italy during the Renaissance. Since it looked like a little Barbet, he was given the name "Barbichon" which was later shortened to "Bichon". In the 17th and 18th centuries, many recognized painters represented these little dogs that accompanied kings, nobles and other notable people. The breed came to set fashionable under Napoleon III, and was known at the time like the "Tenerife".

It practically disappeared after the two world wars. Thanks to the passion of a few French and Belgian breeders, the population could be rebuilt.

The curly-haired bichon tends to be cheerful, dynamic, and playful, while being sensitive, affectionate, and gentle. Due to its dynamism, it usually needs more exercise than other dogs of the same height, although this does not mean that it is a nervous dog, quite the opposite.

Ask for a free quote at Petplan from 256 euros per year

Breed diseases

Overweight, patellar luxation from excessive intense exercise, tooth loss, cataracts.