A Bichon Puppy Followed His Nose Straight to the Dinner Rolls
The smell of fresh bread has drawn a white Bichon Frise puppy right up to the table, and he is leaning over the basket with his fluffy face almost touching the rolls. His dark eyes are lowered, his curly white coat puffs out like a cloud, and he looks deeply focused. Four golden rolls with sesame-like tops sit on a cloth in the basket, and pumpkins and autumn leaves are scattered around it. Behind, the kitchen has wood cabinets, a window, and a folded towel on a chair.
Bichon Frises are cheerful, playful small dogs with soft curly coats and a reputation for being friendly with people and other pets. That white coat needs regular brushing and grooming to stay tangle-free. A little nose-to-bread curiosity is normal, but dough, in particular, can be dangerous for dogs: raw yeast dough can expand in the stomach, and many baked goods contain butter, raisins, or seasonings that are not good for dogs. It is best to keep the bread basket out of reach, and if your dog has eaten something unusual, call your vet right away.
He seems to be doing nothing worse than enjoying the scent for now. A puppy with a nose that good will always know when dinner is close. His tail wags, and the rolls stay exactly where they are.
