With the gradual improvement of people’s living standard, many people choose to keep a dog at home. The Bichon Frise is currently a breed that people keep more often. This dog is exquisite and cute, and not expensive to raise, but it requires a lot of effort to train it and adapt it to modern living conditions. Some people say that the younger the Bichon Frise is trained, the better, while others say to wait until the Bichon Frise is an adult before training, so exactly how many months should you start training your Bichon Frise? Professional veterinarians and industry experts generally agree that training can begin when the Bichon Frise is about three months old, too early or too late to have good results, depending on the dog’s physical condition. When the Bichon Frise is three months old, all body organs are basically developed and the ability to adapt and learn new things is the strongest, so you can do the most basic training first, such as nose sniffing and spotting diet. If you train your Bichon Frise at one or two months, not only will it not be able to learn well, but it will also affect its normal development, which is a very undesirable practice. Three to six months is the prime time for the Bichon Frise to grow up. It is important to pay attention to its diet and health, and also to let it adapt to some behavioral habits, such as fixed-point defecation and fixed-point diet, so that it will form conditioned reflexes when it becomes an adult and then do other skills training more easily. It is necessary to start training the Bichon Frise from the puppy stage, but it depends on the physical condition of the dog to decide, the training program should start from simple, and after the dog slowly adapt, then increase the difficulty, but do not let it do too difficult action, otherwise it will resist, and even injured. The Bichon Frise is generally very obedient, but it has its own personality, as long as it does not make outlandish behavior, are allowed, a well-trained Bichon Frise should be obedient but mischievous and cute.
