Flurry Fell Asleep in the Wrapping Paper Pile After the Fun
A cloud of white fluff has landed in the middle of the wrapping paper. A Bichon Frise rests with his head on a crumpled pile of snowflake-print paper in green and red, his eyes closed in complete peace. Bits of kraft paper with evergreen sprigs lie around him. Sunlight pours across the room, and a couch and a Christmas tree are visible in the background.
Bichons are cheerful, curly-coated dogs with a lot of personality, and they are often known for loving company and playtime. Their white coat does not shed much but tangles easily, so regular brushing and professional grooming are part of owning one. They can be playful in short bursts and then drop into a nap as quickly, which is just what you see here.
Wrapping paper makes a delightful, rustling nest for a sleepy dog, but a few cautions apply. Tape, foil, ribbon, and bits of paper can be harmful if eaten, so keep an eye on him and clear the area after naps. A dog who chews paper should be given a safer toy. We will call this snoozing cloud Flurry. He looks content, with soft eyes closed and a calm expression, and the morning light is just right for a rest. There is not a care in the world in this crinkly little bed.






