Bichon Frise Puppies

Paul and Laura have been breeders of beautiful Bichon Frise puppies for 46 years. They have specializing in breeding Bichon Frise dogs for family pets with champion pedigrees. Their sire is from 6 generations of champions. His sire was featured in Bichon World Magazine. They only have a couple of litters a year and the puppies are raised with Paul and Laura in their home with lots of love! Our current breeding female is Liza Jane . She is a 5th generation from our first female Angel Baby who lived over 17 years. Her progeny reside all over the world.

Lake Ridge Bichon Frise puppies have dark eyes, full coats, and will mature around 8-13 pounds. They all have a one-year health guarantee for soundness. These puppies are socialized, started on puppy house training, have their first set of puppy shots, and are wormed prior to going to their new homes. They are registered with AKC for breeding and showing and CKC for pets, registration papers for pets will be processed when proof of neutering or spaying happens. These Bichon Frise dogs will be your next favorite pet. Next litter SPRING 2023

PUPPY PRICING:
- Females (for pets) - $3600
- Females (for show or breeding) - $4000
- Males (for pets) - $3200
- Males (for show or breeding) - $3800
NOTE: Prices are subject to change

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Pay Puppy Deposit

Deposits can be made by a personal check, Venmo or Paypal $100 (these are NON-Refundable). Deposits can be applied for preference of male or female and will be applied to the current litter or a future litter. The balance is due one week before puppy pick-up. Litter due dates are not guaranteed!

Fall LITTER shown on right and below. OCTOBER 16 2022 AKC ANNIE ROSE AND AKC VALENTINO

Beautiful Annie Rose had a AKC Championed lined litter of 6 puppies, 3 boys and 3 girls. They are all SOLD and enjoying their forever homes.

Call Laura 612-759-6841 Next litter SPRING OF 2024 deposits are being taken for this litter. We will only be having one litter a year of Bichons.

Note from Laura: I send updates with information, videos and pictures all through the process from birth along the way. The puppies are born in my laundry room with a heated floor next to my kitchen. They get a lot of social interaction with our family. They have a vet check to get their first set of puppy shots and are de-wormed. They come with a plush toy that has been with mom and siblings for comfort when they go home with their new family. The puppies will be ready to go to their new home in around 8 weeks. You will also get some of the puppy food we use to mix it with the food of your choice. We are here to help you through the process of selecting a puppy through any stage of their life. We are just a phone call away.

Male Bichon named BLIZZARD. BLIZZ is a fun-loving boy ready for adventure and then snuggles. SOLD

Male Bichon named JACK FROST. Frosty is a laid-back and waggly tail boy He loves playing with his toys. SOLD

Girl Bichon named HOLIDAY. Holly is a pretty girl that is so sweet! She loves snuggles and kisses! SOLD

Girl Bichon named JOVIE . Jovie is full of Christmas cheer! She lights up the party! Loves playing with toys and watching movies on the couch .SOLD

7 weeks old

This is Buddy. won 1st place in a grooming contest for his beautiful coat. Owned by Cheryl Olesen of Ham Lake, MN.

Meet our handsome AKC Bichon stud dog, Jimmy Lee Dickens. He puts the big dark eyes on our puppies!

Bichon Frise full sisters. Bella is 2 years old and the puppy 6 months in this picture. Owned by Julie Kidder

Paul loves snuggling with the Bichon puppies

BichonAngel Baby has produced healthy litters and now the offspring have lived over 17 years just like her. Angel was our first breeding Bichon Female. We have kept a girl from her and now we have 5 generations from this beautiful mother that her offspring are living all over the world

The Story of Bichon Frise Dogs

The Bichon Frise, meaning ‘curly lap dog’, also known as a ‘Bichon Tenerife’ or ‘Bichon a Poil Frise’ (if you want to be fancy about it) descends from the Barbet, a Mediterranean breed. They were brought home from the Canary Islands by Italian sailors in the 1300’s and became popular pets for the French and Italian upper class, including King Francis I. Bichon Frises sank in popularity through World War I to the point of nearly being lost, but survived via their popularity as tricksters, accompanying street minstrels. French breeders in the 1930’s made an effort to revive the breed, which finally took off in popularity after being brought to America in the 1950’s.