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A fluffy white Bichon Frise sits on a wooden floor beside a tipped-over holiday tin spilling chocolate chip cookies. 8 / 29

The Holiday Cookie Tin Hit the Floor. A Fluffy White Suspect Sat Right in the Middle.

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Cookies are rolling across the floorboards, and a fluffy white suspect sits right in the middle of them. A Bichon Frise perches on the wooden floor beside a festive holly-patterned tin that has toppled onto its side, spilling round cookies onto the boards. Crumbs and broken halves are scattered everywhere, and a few bits of white fluff hint at a recent scuffle. The dog's round, cotton-ball head and dark button eyes tilt upward in a sweet, slightly worried expression. Behind it, a basket of laundry, a couch with a gray blanket, slippers, and a rope toy fill the cozy, lived-in room.

Bichons are cheerful, playful, and affectionate little dogs that typically get along well with people of all ages. Their curly white coats shed very little but need frequent brushing and regular grooming. This scene is also a timely reminder about holiday treats. These look like chocolate chip cookies, and chocolate is toxic to dogs, with darker chocolate being more dangerous. Raisins, macadamia nuts, and the sweetener xylitol are other common baking ingredients that can harm dogs. If your dog gets into baked goods containing any of these, call your vet right away for advice.

Hopefully this was caught early and most of the cookies survived. Either way, this little snowball will be enjoying a dog-safe biscuit instead, and the cookie tin is headed to a much higher shelf.

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