Are you thinking of getting a Bichon Frise? This small dog is cute, friendly, and fun. But how much does it cost to own one? Let’s explore the price and the things that affect it.

Bichon Frise Cost

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A Bichon Frise puppy usually costs between $500 and $3,000. The price depends on where you buy it from. Pet stores are cheaper. Reputable breeders charge more for better health and care.

Puppy Price – Basic Range

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Reputable breeders charge $1,500 to $3,000. Why is it high? Because they offer good health, vaccinations, and documents. Their dogs often have better genetics and care.

Price from Breeders

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Pet stores may sell Bichons for $800 to $1,200. But be careful! Some sellers don’t care about health or quality. Always check the puppy’s background.

Price from Pet Stores or Online

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You can adopt a Bichon for $100 to $500. Animal shelters and rescues are cheaper. The dog may be older but loving and trained. Adoption is a kind and budget-friendly option.

Adoption Cost

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After buying, you’ll spend around $80 to $150 per month. This includes food, grooming, vet visits, and toys. Bichons need regular care to stay healthy.

Monthly Expenses

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Bichon Frise needs lots of grooming. Expect to spend $40 to $75 every 4–6 weeks. You can do it at home or hire a groomer. They need regular brushing to avoid tangles.

Grooming Costs

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Yearly vet care costs about $200 to $600. Vaccines, check-ups, and dental care are needed. Some Bichons have allergies or joint problems. Insurance can help with unexpected costs.

Vet and Health Costs

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Training a Bichon costs $100 to $300. You also need a bed, leash, bowls, and toys. Set aside $200 to $400 for these in the first year.

Training and Supplies

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Owning a Bichon Frise is not cheap. But it’s worth it if you love the breed. Plan your budget before buying. Choose carefully to get a healthy and happy pup!

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