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Home Bichon Frise TShirts Bichon Frise Calenders Bichon Frise Apparel Bichon StuffOneBay Contact Me Links Bichon Frise Training Secrets Revealed “73 Year Old Ohio Woman Who Bred And Raised Bichon Frises For 23 Years Reveals Her Secrets To Raising, Training, And Caring For Your Bichon Frise!”   Your Bichon Frise Wants To Please You.He Just Doesn’t Know How. Learn How To Teach Your Bichon Frise What You Want. Janet Combs 8:34 AMHamilton, Ohio   Belle: Love on four legs.           Hi, My name is Janet Combs. They call me the Bichon lady. I have been breeding and raising Bichon Frises since 1993 and during that time I have helped literally hundreds of Bichon Frise owners just like you to have a happy, healthy, and well behaved pet. I know my book, Bichon Frise: A Guide For Love And Care can help you solve all of your Bichon problems. You see, this is not some “generic” dog training information. This is written ONLY for Bichon Frise owners. You’ll learn things about Bichon Frise training most proffesional dog trainers don’t even know. Here’s why. My mother, Helen Davis bred and raised Bichon Frises in southwestern Ohio for 23 years. She practically introduced the breed to this region of the country, and is responsible directly, or indirectly, for most of the Bichons in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana. She absolutely adored these dogs. She often said to me, (sometimes with tears in her eyes), “You don’t understand. These are more than just dogs”. And, she was right. I didn’t understand. Until I started breeding them myself.  My mother , 2 sisters and I have a combined 56 years of experience breeding and training Bichon Frise. In 1993 I lost my job of 20 years due to “downsizing”. My mother convinced me that breeding Bichons would be a way to pick up some of the financial “slack”. And be fun as well. So, she gave me “Buttons” one of her best female, and provided stud service and I was on my way. Hi Janet,Just wanted to drop you a line to say thanks. Megan is now 5 months old, and thanks to the tips you gave me she’s been an absolute joy. My friends and family just love her.Lisa Miller,Hamilton, Ohio PS. You’re right. That “secret weapon” is a life saver.   Out of her second litter I picked out “Belle” to keep for myself and gave Buttons back to my mother where she could retire in the familiar surroundings of the farm where she’d been raised.  I don’t know if was just “dumb luck”, or divine intervention, but Belle turned out to be a very special dog. She is much more than a pet . She is my friend. It was with the help of Belle, and my mother that I learned what amazing dogs Bichon Frises truly are.  Bichon Frises are very intelligent dogs. For instance Belle was the only dog I’ve ever seen that learned by watching, as opposed to being taught everything. Our Border Collie had terrible hay fever. So he sneezed a lot. He sneezed on several occasions while I was giving him and Belle a treat. Soon after, whenever Belle wanted a treat she would walk up to me and sneeze. This kind of intelligence can be very positive, but it has its drawbacks as well.  An intelligent dog can be easier to train, but it can also make the dog very “headstrong” Bichons can be manipulative and stubborn so you need to start your Bichon Frise training immediately. Be consistent in their discipline and let them know you mean what you say. From Belle’s third litter we kept Annie. Belle was so easily trained I was caught a little off guard by Annie. Annie was a more typical Bichon. Many bichons can be difficult, and that was Annie. She was timid, and stubborn which made her tough to train. Annie would; · Bark at every little noise she heard, · Go crazy whenever somebody came to door and jump all over them.   I know she thought she was just being friendly, but it was very annoying! · Chew on my fingers · Chew on the furniture. · And (yuck!) she was eating poop! But, by using some of the tricks, and techniques I’d learned from my mother, and from having raised three litters of pups I was able to avoid the problems many Bichon Frise owners have and break Annie of all of her bad habits. Janet,I wasn’t sure if a Bichon Frise was right for me. But, after reading your book I decided to get one. Thanks to your advice I was able to find a great breeder and got the “pick of the litter”. When I take him for walks my neighbors always comment on what a beautiful dog he is. Thanks a bunch,Sandy Cavender,Akron, Ohio Well, then came Walker. Our little male. We came to call him “Wild Man” Walker.Full of “spit and vinegar” Walker was a handful. Energetic, and curious to a fault it took everything I knew, and then some, to get him under control. He was about 6 months old when we got him, and had had very little training.Now he is my husbands best friend, following him everywhere he goes, obeying his every command. With over 13 years of personal experience  I’ve solved just about every problem a Bichon Frise owner can have. Now I want to help you have the best experience possible with your Bichon. Unlike other dogs, Bichon Frises come with their own set of requirements for care. Bichon Frise; A Guide for Love And Care will save you hours of frustration by walking you through step- by - step how to turn your Bichon Frise into the best behaved dog in town.Order Your Copy Now You can save hundreds of dollars in healthcare expenses by caring for your Bichon Frise properly. And being alert to particular health tendencies of Bichons. · Proper feeding, · grooming, · exercise, · dental care · and eye/ear care will ensure that your Bichon Frise has long, happy, healthy life. Here’s a peak at what you’ll learn from “Bichon Frise: A Guide For Love And Care” What to look for when picking out your new puppy.All puppies are cute, but not all puppies are equal.Learn the physical features to look forHow to recognize behavior and temperament tendencies to help you find the perfect pup.  The secrets of housebreaking your BichonWhat works with other dogs will not work with Bichons.In fact, conventional techniques can backfire and makeyour Bichon rebel causing the opposite desired results.  Bichon Frises mature slower than other dogs. So, it requires more patience and different techniques than with other breeds.  What you should never do while housebreaking your Bichon.Proven techniques that work for even the most difficult dogs.  Your “Secret Weapon” for housebreaking.(What a “life saver” for me! I can’t imagine being without it.)  Discover the best diet to ensure your Bichons health.Proper diet is essential for the health of any dog. And Bichonshave their own particular requirements  Never feed your Bichon these common foods that can harm or even kill a Bichon.Even certain dog foods can be bad for a Bichon.  Grooming Your Bichon.The Bichons coat is unlike that of any other dog and requires special care to make sure it stays healthy.An unhealthy coat can lead to skin problems as well.  Discover the #1 thing you must avoid to ensure your Bichon has a healthy coat and skin.  Should you groom him yourself, or hire a professional?If you choose to groom him yourself it will take a lot of practiceand the proper tools to get the techniques right. On the other hand professional groomers can be expensive.If you choose to do the grooming yourself I take you through itstep-by-step.I even include a simple recipe for shampoo you can make at home.  Proper dental care.Although proper dental care is important for all dogs, poor dental health in Bichons can lead to other non-dental problems. 8 things you need to watch for to ensure eye and ear health.The eyes and (especially) the ears of a Bichon are different than otherdogs and need special attention.  Bichons are prone to ear infections. Learn how to avoid them, and treat them.  Tear stains - Those reddish stains that develop around the eyes and ears, and mouth.How to keep them to a minimum, and remove them.  How to choose the right vet.Not all vets are the same.3 criteria NEVER to use when selecting your vet. Also consider Allopathic vs. Holistic medicine.Which is best for your dog? The pros and cons of professional Bichon Frise training.   Breeding your Bichon. Should you, or shouldn’t you?Although it can be a very rewarding experience, not every dog owner iscut out for it. I’ve devoted an entire chapter to help you decide if it’s right for you. I know you still have a lot of questions But, don’t worry I’ve tried to answer them all. There are so many places to register my Bichon.AKC, CKC, etc. Which should I use? How can I avoid the knee problems I’ve heard Bichons have? A friend of mine lost her Bichon due to kidney problems. Is this common? Are Bichons good with children? I have a 7 year old. Why does my Bichon “snort” and choke after drinking water?How I can stop it? Hi Janet,This is April. I’d heard a couple of “horror” stories about how difficult Bichons could be. But, I have to tell you that by reading your book before I got my Bichon, I haven’t experienced any of the problems I’d heard about. April Blake, Florence, Ky You’ll feel a lot better knowing the answers to these and all of your other questions. You’ll be confident, knowing you have the knowledge to find the right dog, and proper Bichon Frise training and care. Don’t you think you owe it to yourself? And your dog? But wait... There’s more! Order today and you’ll also receive this special audio/visual presentation... Instinct VS. Man - Why Your Dog Thinks And Acts The Way He Does. This amazing 9 part Audio/Visual collection is a treasure trove of information about how to communicate with your dog. Knowing what triggers your dogs behavior will make training a snap! By watching Instinct vs. Man You’ll learn about; training your dog,   discipline, feeding,   your dogs sleeping habits,   territorial instincts,   why different breeds act...

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