Bichon Bolognese

Origin
Bolognez is an old Type bichon, originally called italian Bichon and is considered by some a variety of the Bichon Frise.
Like this, the Bolognese was brought to Italy by Spanish navigators in the fifteenth century and developed more intensively in the Bologna region, from where it took its name.
Due to his beauty and grace he was highly appreciated at the Royal Courts of Italy, Spain and Russia. Catherine of Medicis, Queen of France, Catherine i, wife of Peter The Great, and Maria Theresa, Empress of Austria had these dogs as companions.
Many Renaissance paintings from France, Italy and Spain depict dogs very similar to the Bolognese Bichon.
Food Bichon Bolognese
A Bichon Bolognese is not a picky dog in terms of food.
His needs are small and he eats almost anything, such a dog is very easy to maintain in terms of food, because he feeds on absolutely anything you will give him.
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Appearance Bichon Bolognese
It is a small, toy dog with a body a little longer than tall. This puppy has powerful jaws, large and round, dark eyes are covered with hair.
It has been categorized as a variant of the curly-haired Bichon, due to its thick and hard hair.
The ears covered with long, tufted hair are far enough apart to give the sensation of a round head.
Bolognese can reach a height of 30 centimeters and a weight between 2 and 4 kilograms.
There are specimens that exceed this average, but very rarely. One female can give birth to a total of 6-7 puppies, but the average is located at three.
Behavior Bichon Bolognese
He is an always cheerful, affectionate and sensitive puppy who gets along very well with children, even with other dogs, regardless of breed. Bolognese is intelligent, graceful, gentle, quiet and very devoted to his family.
It is an elegant, calm puppy that needs a large enough space.
He has a moderate level of activity, 20 minutes of walking a day would be enough for him, but he does not dislike long walks with his master, whom he wants to please.
He loves to play in the garden so, if you have something like that, it will be very difficult to put it in the House. He needs socializing and training.
Dressage Bichon Bolognese
Their training should be started when they are puppies, but being very intelligent dogs, they will learn quickly. With a consistent and gentle training you can achieve the desired results without problems.
Dogs of this breed do not really need daily exercise, 20 minutes is enough to be satisfied.
Although they are crazy about short walks, they will not refuse any longer ones, being content to walk next to their owners. They enjoy playing in the garden, so if you have something like that, it will be very difficult to put them in the House.
Their training should be started early, but they are very intelligent dogs that learn quickly and are happy to please their owners.
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Features Bichon Bolognese
The fur of the Bolognese Bichon requires a thorough care, a daily brushing and combing especially on the head, abdomen and in the area between the legs so as not to violate.
The fur should be washed regularly to keep it white and clean. You have to look it in the ear, make sure it's clean and there's no hair falling inside. When necessary, cut off the excess hair between the pads of the legs.
The advantage of this coat is that during the moulting period it does not leave much hair compared to other breeds of puppies, dead hair being removed by brushing.
Bolognez is recommended for people who have time to care for it, its fur is pretentious.
Boli Bichon Bolognese
Bichon Bolognese is one of the healthiest breeds.
It is a dog that has an iron health, not being touched by various ailments. There are no race-specific diseases, and no other diseases have much effect on them.
The owner of such a dog is very happy when it comes to the health of his dog.
However, we recommend visiting the veterinary clinic regularly.