Teacup Bichpoo
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- Teacup Bichpoo
- Teacup Bichpoo

- Cross between the Bichon Frise and Miniature Poodle
- Smart and energetic
- Adaptable
- Family friendly
- Small
- Minimal shedding
Also called Poochon, Bichdoodle, Bichoodle, Bichonpoo, Bichpoo, and Bichondoodle
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Breed Info
Temperament
Charming & Intelligent
- Intelligent
- Easy to housebreak and train
- Loyal
- Family friendly
- Affectionate
- Eager to please
Appearance
Small and Fluffy
As this is a crossbreed, there will be variations in appearance.
Build:
- Round head
- Short and round muzzle
- Dark or amber oval eyes
Coat Type and Color:
- Loose, medium-length curly fur
- Coarse coat
- Tan
- Brown
- White
- Black
- Black and white
- Tan and white
Size:
- 6-12lbs
- 9-14 inches
Exercise
Medium Activity
- Exercise is good for their health and behavior
- Mental stimulation is also important
- Hiking, walking and play dates with other pups
- Bich-Poo's are prone to obesity, exercise is very important
We Recommend:
- 30 minutes of daily activity
- 8 miles of walking per week
This modern breed hasn't been around that long, but its parent breeds have a long documented history.
The History of Bichon Frise
- Originated in the Mediterranean
- Intelligence and charm made them great royal companions
- Performers in circus shows and street acts
- Breed introduced to United States in 1956
The History of Poodles
- Can be traced to Roman & Egyptian times
- The French used the variety of poodle sizes for duck hunting, sniffing out truffles and small companions
- Used in circuses because of how quickly they learned tricks
- Was the most popular breed in America from the 1950's to the 90's
Grooming:
- Avoid matting and knots by brushing twice a week
- Bathe as necessary
- Keep ears clean as they are prone to ear infections.
- Trim nails once or twice per month
Training:
- Early training is recommended
- Intelligent pups are eager to please
- Does best with positive reinforcement