Bichon Frise? Any One Help?
Do you know if they get on with rabbits resourcefully?
Can they be left alone for long periods of time without fitting destructive or distressed?
Thanks xx
No, they don't want to be alone for too long. They like companionship. My sister has one and it go with her everywhere when she is not working. This site will tell you their pros and cons.
www.yourpurebredpuppy.com/reviews/bich...
Bichon Frise is generally a mild mannered dog but rabbits ... well everything like to eat rabbits!! They taste like chicken but better! Your bichon will probably yelp that rabbit to death. And, no, don't leave a bichon alone for long periods of time - they are companion dogs who don't tolerate individual alone very well - mine goes everywhere near me, even to work!
ive already told you from you last post.
you do not have time for a dog.
don't get a dog only to neglect it.
filling up its bowl in the morning and putting out piddlepads is NOT ACCEPTABLE.
I just get a bichon frise a couple of weeks ago,we have left it alone in the house,surrounded by the kitchen and it was fine we asked the neighbours if it was bark or crying when we were out,they said they never heard a thing.The wee entry went mental when we came back,it to be sure needs human contact.
Any animal can get along with a rabbit or any other animal. You just enjoy to have the time and patience to introduce them. It may take awhile. I enjoy a rabbit, which is why I answered to your question. I have a pitbull and 2 pug mixes and a cat. Yeah lots of animals but I live in the rural areas wit lots of room lol. But they obtain along great! I was surprised. The only one who attacks is the rabbit when he's angry, but other than that they adjectives get along great. But good luck with it, I'm certain you can make it happen :)
Dogs are predators, rabbits are prey. No dog of any breed can be guaranteed to catch along with a rabbit. And rabbits are naturally fearful of dogs.
Any dog left alone for long period will become distressed and destructive.
Answers: Unfortunately, all dogs are very different so the breed will not tell you whether or not your dog will seize along with rabbits or will not become destructive/distressed when left alone. Dogs all hold different personalities just like you and me. I own three dogs, same breeds and all of them are different. Two are mild mannered and the other one is not. The temperament of the dog will all depend on his/her self-esteem and also how you train your pet.
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