You are going to be very tempted
to let your new Bichon Frise puppy have the run of the house when they first arrive.
It is only natural; this little fluffy white ball of energy makes your heart melt
with one look. Hopefully, the breeder has given you instructions on how to continue
your Bichon Frise puppy’s training in your home. While it is okay to allow one
or two days for the pup to get her bearings and learn her new surroundings, it
is very important to have your new puppy on a schedule as soon as possible. Like
people, puppies thrive much better when there is some kind of structure in their
life.
Training And Your Bichon Frise
Proper socialization is very
important to the successful obedience training and potty training of your Bichon
Frise. Another important factor is consistency. Repetition of certain commands
may seem a little on the mean side to you, but your pup will respect you in the
morning. Dogs are pack animals, and function best when they have a leader to follow.
It will be part of your Bichon Frise puppy’s obedience training to learn that
you are the leader of the pack. The Bichon breed does have a bit of an independent
streak; they will run the house if you do not take the reins from the beginning.
Your puppy needs to learn that he or she cannot chew on anything they find, eat
whatever they want, and use your favorite sneakers as their potty.
Much
patience is going to be needed on your part while potty training your Bichon Frise.
They are a highly intelligent breed and quick to learn new tricks; not making
puddles on your carpet is apparently not one of them. Some owners have reported
not seeing vast improvement for several weeks to four months. It is best to keep
your pup confined when you are out, or when you cannot give your attention to
him or her. Using a crate is not at all cruel, and if a vital tool in successfully
potty training your Bichon Frise puppy.
An obedient Bichon Frise is a happy
Bichon Frise, believe it or not. Whether you decide to teach obedience
training to your Bichon Frise yourself, or enroll your pup in a doggy kindergarten
class; instructing your pet to be a well behaved animal will also mold their personality
in a positive direction. Do not ever strike your dog during Bichon Frise obedience
training; they are not as resilient as other breeds, and even a little swat on
their rump can have a very negative effect.
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