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A fluffy white Bichon Frise lies in straw beside a small brown rabbit against a weathered barn wall. 25 / 35

The Bichon and the Bunny Found the Coziest Corner of the Barn

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In the corner of the old barn, where weathered boards lean together and hay spills across the floor, a white Bichon Frise lies with his curly paws stretched in front of him. A small brown rabbit, Clover, sits tight against his side. The Bichon looks off with a faraway gaze while Clover watches the opening of the barn, where a bit of fence and a green yard glow in the daylight.

Bichon Frises have soft, curly coats that grow continuously and need regular grooming. Their coats can pick up hay, dirt and burrs quickly in a barn, so a good brushing after play is helpful. Straw and hay are loved by rabbits, who need lots of hay in their diet, but hay can also irritate a dog's eyes or nose, so watch for sneezing or redness and ask your vet if it persists. Barns can have rusty nails and sharp tools, so check the floor and edges for safety before letting small pets explore.

Together the two make a charming contrast: one pure white and curly, the other soft brown and smooth. They look as though they have chosen this nook because it feels hidden and safe. Barn corners are good for that. The wind stays outside, the hay is soft and the sunlight arrives in long golden stripes. For a small dog and a small rabbit, it is about as good as a hideaway can be.

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