Bichon puppies are lovely fluff balls that you can squeeze and not sneeze from allergies. 
They are said to be hypo-allergenic dogs and odorless, which makes them good for people with allergies. They belong to the toy group of dogs, and make the perfect little lap dog. They make adorable companions, and can make very good watchdogs. A Bichon puppy has a lively temperament, and is a wonderful dog with children because they love to play. This is the ideal puppy for apartment dwellers, or people that have small living quarters, but will do just as well with acres of land to roam.
If you are looking to show a Bichon, there are some stipulations that Bichon puppies must meet. The coat must be white and soft like velvet to the touch, they are to have black or brown round eyes, surrounded by dark halos, and the eyes must look directly forward. Droopy ears are long haired, and the nose is black and prominent. The tail must be raised and curled over the back. You are not supposed to dock the tails of Bichon puppies.
The care and grooming of Bichon puppies is very important. While the coat itself is non-shedding, it will need dog grooming at least once a month. You will find that this dog breed has sensitive skin, and may be susceptible to flea infestation. 
They should be kept away from anything that would allow them to come in contact with fleas. You must also take care of their ears and keep them free of dirt and hair. Overall, the Bichon breed of dogs is a healthy breed, and you only need to take few precautions to keep them in tip top shape. You will find many great dog shampoos and dog grooming tools available for just such a fluffy little do.
Bichon puppies need to be fed well when you bring them home, and there are many good commercial dog foods on today's market that will give them the nutrition that they will need to grow into happy and healthy adults. You will also need a soft collar and leash for taking him to the park for walks, and make sure you find a dog treat that he will really love when you start training your puppy.
Training will be a breeze with this ball of fluff. They are highly trainable, and the best thing you can do for yourself and your puppy is to start him in obedience classes. Bichon puppies take well to this, and it should be no problem because they are very sociable dogs, which makes it so much easier. When you're looking into obedience classes, make sure that the trainer trains the animals using positive reinforcement, as some trainers use different methods. Don't forget to take those yummy treats with you. It will be the best training weapon you have. Whether you choose Bichon puppies to show, or stay home and be your companion, you are choosing a breed that will bring you many years of happiness.
