Bichons A La Chi Chi
Welcome to our site
Here at Bichons A La Chi Chi, we raise quality Bichon Frise Purebred dogs. As with all selective breeding programs, we take pride in producing what we consider the best of the best. And, just as important, we are very deliberate in selecting loving homes for our dogs. It brings us as much joy, as it does the new lucky pet owners, when we place a puppy with its new family. And, we consider those people part of our extended family, and gladly offer plenty of information, services, and support to help them in furthering their relationship with their new Bichon Frise pet.
HAPPINESS IS........
MY BEST FRIEND WARMING MY FEET,
PUPPY KISSES,
BEING GREETED LIKE I WERE ROYALTY,
LETTING MY BICHON BE MY FUNNY VALENTINE
BEING LOVED BY A BICHON
An Interested Buyer Versus A Qualified Buyer.....
An interested buyer will call and inquire about the litter, the dog and bitch, cost, and how old the puppy is. A qualified buyer will do all of the same but in addition, they relate stories of their bonding with their former pets, their interest in training and grooming their new pet and their desire to include their pet as a member of their family.
A Prepared Buyer Versus An Unprepared Buyer...
A prepared buyer has done their research and has thought through the meaning of bringing a new puppy home. An unprepared buyer is someone who doesn't consider their financial stability important, such as owning their own home, etc. Or whether they truly have time to accomodate a new puppy, with time for neighborhood walks and training sessions. Most of all, an unprepared buyer hasn't asked themselves if they have the commitment and motivation needed to responsibly nurture a long term relationship with a pet.
What It Means To Become A Bichon Lover
Upon waking in the morning, your Bichon is the first to use the bathroom, and upon retiring, the last one to go.
Walking paths and outdoor venues are where you and your Bichon spend your social hours, enjoying little league baseball, concerts in the park, etc..
Take-out and movie nights are spent hanging with your Bichon stretched out next to you or at your feet. And somewhere during the movie, your Bichon's head is facing the TV screen, tilting inquisitively to the right, then to the left, or begins barking at other dogs in the movie.
And at the end of the day, you say, "lets hit the sack." and your Bichon knows exactly what you mean!
