Purbred Bichon Frise puppies in Leitrim

We have a beautiful litter of Bichon Frise puppies available for sale, located in Leitrim. These puppies are just under two months old and are ready to bring joy to your home. We have both male and female puppies, all with a lovely white coat, known for their affectionate and playful nature. Each puppy has been vaccinated and wormed, ensuring they are healthy and ready for their new families.

The Bichon Frise is a small breed that is well-loved for its friendly disposition and lively temperament. They are known to be excellent companions, making them ideal for families or individuals looking for a loving pet. Their hypoallergenic coat requires regular grooming, but their cheerful personality and adaptability make them a delightful addition to any household.

These puppies have been born and raised in our family home with all the comforts, love and attention that every little puppy deserves, photos of both parents can be seen and details given if you plan on breeding your puppy in the future.

These adorable puppies are Purebre Bichon Frise and are of the best breeding that I personally know of. Both parents photos can be shown if required and I can assist with family breeding contacts to avoid if you wish to breed your puppy in the future. These very healthy puppies are genuinely happy, very affectionate and socially confident in our home.

They are now weaned off their mum Rosie and are happily eating scrambled eggs, weetabix, goats milk, beef meatballs and high quality puppy food, they also drink lots of filtered water. Last weekend they enjoyed a warm bath and gentle grooming. When they’re not sleeping in their large crib they are usually running around our home playing with their siblings and being lovingly cuddled and smothered in kisses by myself and family members. They are used to noises from the telly and they love children. They know how to use the puppy pads and are very clean.

If you know you can continue this level of affection and care then I would be very happy to part with them to suitable new homes. I just would like to know a bit about yourselves first so I can be assured they’re going to the right home and family. Each puppy is unique and they all have different personalities. I’ve grown so fond of each one and I will be so sad to let them go but unfortunately I can’t keep them all. Looking forward to hearing from you.

Kind regards Bridgeen.

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