Some of the major health problems that could possibly affect this breed are allergies, Cushing's disease and patellar luxation. They enjoy socializing with other dogs and people, and can get along well with children. Bichon Frise do not shed, but some hairs do become loose and could entangle with the rest of the coat, causing it to mat. Bichon Frise, according to some dog enthusiasts, have happy disposition in life, in other words, happy-go-lucky animals. Strangers can come up to them and pet them without fear of aggression because these dogs are extremely friendly even to those outside the family. A veterinary check up is important and it is recommended that this breed should be specifically tested for eye problems, knee dysplasia and hip dysplasia. Originating from the Mediterranean, this breed of dog can not be left alone for a very long time because of its need for human companionship. The American Kennel Club or the AKC recognized the Bichon Frise dogs may live for up to 15 years or more. It helps if you have access to an enclosed backyard or field. Originally a French word, the Bichon Frise dogs name literally means curly lap
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