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My basic info
Breed
Bichon Frise
Color
White
Age
Young
Size
Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less (when grown)
Weight
–
Sex
Female
Pet ID
BFK201705061 Los Angeles
My details
Good with kids
Good with dogs
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
Housetrained
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
Hello World, Bobbi
My name is Bobbi and I’m a one-year-old Bichon who is as cute as I can be. (Now I’m not saying that. I’m just repeating what people tell me and I sure do appreciate that!) Mom says I have a luxurious white coat, love to cuddle, enjoy attention and enjoy my walks. I also love to go for rides in the car. There are so many things that are new experiences for me and I’m excited about learning and exploring.
You might say I’m an independent pup, however, I’m also a cuddle bug. I’m good with adults and older children (I think they’re called teens) and am almost housebroken. Mom says I’m working hard to get to sleep in the Big People’s Bed because being next to my person is important to me.
I’m very puppy-like and tend to play a little rough. I’ve just discovered these things called ‘toys’ and I like to squeak and shake them. Whee, that’s fun! I also do what Mom calls ‘playing with my mouth.’ She is working on that – and that’s why little kids would not be good for me, as I still need to learn about ‘the right touch’ and a ‘soft mouth.’
Bobbi My Aunties say I’m smart, happy and want to please. I’m not a barker but I don’t like when Mom asks me to go into my crate (so I have to tell her about that, you know.) I do settle down pretty quickly when Mom has to leave though and I’m always very happy when she returns. When I’m allowed to stay in a confined space, I do much better with no barking or crying.
My doggy foster brothers are older than I am so we don’t interact a lot. That’s ok because I’m still a very young and active little girl who can entertain herself quite easily– and I’m learning new things to do all the time.
After a day filled with walks and rides, training and treats, play and snuggling, I settle in and sleep quietly all night long.
Mom wants you to know that while I had a rough beginning to my life (you may have read about my emergency life-saving surgery on Facebook. If not I can tell you about it sometime.) I have learned that people can be good and kind. I need a controlled environment, someone who is patient and who will give me structure. I am fine ok as an only FurKid with someone to love and adore me – and I, of course, would love and adore them to the Moon and back.
So if that sounds like you let’s meet. In the meantime, I’m practicing all the things Mom has shown me and getting ready for my forever family and home.
Tail wags and bichon kisses,
Beautiful and Breezy Bobbi
