r/bichonfrise

I guess this is the OCD behaviour I read about. Sometimes he falls asleep holding it in his mouth.

My Stubborn Beauty Boy doesn't like being told what to do but if there is a cookie involved, he is game!

She’s almost 5 months old now.

In his native habitat, the subject is typically found in a near catatonic state. The transition from passive to active states occurs in mere moments. Not depicted is the savagery by which his unwitting victim is dragged beneath the depths. I’m only posting before and after pictures due to sensitive nature of the content.

I lost my sweet boy this week. He was 17 and had to be put down this past Wednesday. He was such a good boy. I got him back in 2009. My husband got him for me when I was going through a miscarriage. He helped me through it. Our daughter was born in 2011 and has never known life without our sweet boy.

I miss our car rides, his silly little noises and his little face waiting for me when I get home from work. I have a younger dog, an 8 year old Coton de Tulear named Zuri. She's so sweet and I'm glad she's here. Just nursing a giant Ziggy sized hole in my heart. I miss him! 🐾🌈💙

I left my room for 5 minutes. No clue how this boy managed to get on here. He’s 10 years old and was limping earlier after using the potty. I can never tell if he is in shape or not😂😂😂 zoom in, he’s smirking

First picture is when we rescued him from a horrible hoarding situation, 27lbs and the vet said his strange hair loss was most likely from the stress he was under. Almost year and a half later and he’s such a baby🩷

Woke up with this sweet boy gently resting beside me.

He always brings so much calm and warmth to the morning, just by being there.

Moments like this make everything feel a little softer and more peaceful.