Welcome Bichon Frise lover! If you love Bichon Frise , you might find it hard to source gifts for this breed. This selection of gifts for Bichon Frise lovers has been created from my own artwork. There will be a customised gift for any Bichon Frise dog lover in this collection.
Check out the range of Bichon Frise products
Check out the range of Bichon Frise products available for yourself or someone you know who loves this breed. Special dog gifts for dog lovers.
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About the Bichon Frise
Every time I create art for a new breed of dogs, I like to study them and get familiar. My main interest is the breed’s history. I love learning where and why a certain breed was created. Bichon Frise, like every other breed has a purpose to be and responsible breeding is meant to protect these qualities.
The Bichon Frise comes from a line of Mediterranean dogs. Bichon’s oldest ancestor is the Barbet, or Water Spaniel. The Bichon Frise was already popular in the 14th Century and already since the Renaissance they were extremely popular in France and Italy.
Artists would include Bichon Frise dogs in their paintings. They grew their popularity to become members of Royal families as well. By the end of the 19th Century these little white Bichon Frise got popular and were now to be found even in circuses doing tricks.
It was around 1930 that they got an official breed standard and breeders started to work to keep certain characteristic as to have the dog we now know and love.
The Bichon Frise has a double coat and is always white. The undercoat is soft and dense and the outer coat is coarser, this mix of coat create a dense substance and helps create their appearance. The wonderful thing about their coat is that it is hypoallergenic.
The Bichon Frise is a small dog that grows between 23 to 28 cm tall (9 – 11 inches) and has a lifespan of 12 to 15 years.
About the artist
Barbara is an artist and dog lover who has been creating customised dog art since 2012.
Her sculptures are handmade ceramic. Each piece is unique and this gives every dog owner the possibility to get a unique artwork of their own Bichon Frise. Barbara also paints custom dog paintings using acrylics on canvas, and she’s currently open for commissions in 2020.
A selection one-off sculptures and painting can be found in the Apple Rain Art Shop. During the breed study process, Barbara likes to create watercolor paintings which she then offer on print-on-demand products for personal use or for the home of any Bichon Frise Lover.
