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Anonymous users2024-02-07No, the amount of hair in the Bichon is innate, don't believe some so-called pet grooming shops that say that the Bichon has to be shaved, and the hair will be hard or something in the future. I tell you this, bloodline is not absolute, though. But the offspring of many high-quality dog parents do have *** hair.
So, many domesticated Bichons sell for 1000. And the offspring of those professionally bred and excellent individuals may be thousands. Just imagine, if shaving the fetal hair can make the future hair better, it will all be shaved and grown and then sold, and it will directly be more than thousands.
The Bichon will enter an embarrassing period when it is about 4 months old, and its hair is very thin and soft, and it will generally come out of the embarrassing period at 8 or 10 months, and it will be more beautiful. You need to be diligent in pruning and patient.
In fact, the fetal hair only needs to be trimmed frequently, and it is good to trim it a few more times. There is no need to shaving, shaving has a lot of harm, it may hurt the hair follicles, and some parts of it may grow yellow hair in the future. And it's easy to get ** disease, and it's easy to get sunburn or something in summer, which is easy to cause by shaving.
If you are financially able, I recommend that the dog in the awkward period can go groomed once a month. If you have hands-on ability, take a look at the online teaching**, you bought straight and curved scissors or something, and every time you take a bath and pull your hair, it is better to trim it a little.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06There is no need to shave the fetal hair, but the fetal hair can be trimmed slightly.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Can be trimmed properly. Because Bichon does not change its moult, it is necessary to shave the fetal hair to look better. And after shaving, you have to trim your hair regularly, otherwise it will be a little ugly if you don't trim your hair. Therefore, it is recommended not to shave it, just trim the fetal hair.
The best time to shave a Bichon Frise is after 5 months of age. Because the dog's fetal hair is generally grown to about 5 months old under the premise of normal feeding and normal development, and then there will be a situation of fetal hair loss at about 5 months of age, at this time parents can choose to shave off the fetal hair for the dog, of course, it is completely okay to let it fall off by itself.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04The Bichon Frise is a small dog that sits on the skin and is popular for its furry appearance and cute expression. Bichon Frises have some fetal hair after birth, and there has been controversy about whether or not Bichon Frise fetal hair needs to be shaved.
Although shaving fetal hair can make Bichon Frise hair look neater and more organized, shaving fetal hair can also lead to problems such as hair thinning and allergies. Therefore, whether or not to shave the fetal hair of a Bichon Frise depends entirely on the owner's thoughts.
If the owner chooses to shave off the fetal hair of the Bichon Frise, it is best to find a professional beauty school to do it, so as not to compare the hair of the Bichon Frise and ** cause bad shadows. The best way to do a bad grip is to give the Bichon Frise other care on a regular basis, such as brushing, bathing, trimming, etc., rather than shaving the fetal hair just because of appearance and fashion.
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