A Bichon Frise Sits Beside a Paper Towel Roll That Went Everywhere
A long white trail leads straight from the roll to the dog. A fluffy white Bichon Frise named Snowball sits on the wooden floor, round and cloud-like, with big dark eyes looking up toward the camera. Beside him, a roll of paper towels lies unraveled, its sheets crumpled and strung across the floor, and one single square sits near his paw. Soft sunlight falls over the scene, and a basket of shoes waits by the wall.
Bichon Frises are cheerful, playful little dogs with curly white coats that look like cotton balls. They love attention and are often full of energy, and they tend to get bored if left alone for long periods. Unrolling a paper roll gives them a satisfying game, since it spins and trails behind them as they run. Their coats need regular grooming, so a stray bit of paper stuck in the curls is best brushed out.
If a dog is tugging paper towels often, it can help to store them out of reach or in a cabinet. Paper that is clean is usually only a mess, but towels used for cleaning chemicals or cooking grease are not safe to eat. If your dog swallows a lot of paper or you are unsure, talk to your vet.
Snowball sits in the middle of his paper-white parade, looking proud and a little surprised, as though the roll simply rolled itself away.
