The Royal Chef Is a Fluffy White Cloud in a Tall Hat
A cloud wearing a chef's hat is in charge of the kitchen today. The Bichon Frise is white and curly from ears to chin, with two dark button eyes and a small black nose, and a crisp white toque sits perfectly on top of that round head. His coat is pale pink silk with a golden waistcoat underneath, and a ruffle of lace circles his neck. Behind him, soft drapery, golden curlicues and pale flowers frame the room in rosy light.
The look on his face is calm and pleased, and it is easy to imagine the entire palace waiting for whatever dessert he is dreaming up. The pillowy curls and the pillowy hat seem to belong together, as if the whole kitchen has been dusted with powdered sugar.
Bichons were popular companions in European courts for centuries, and today they are cheerful, affectionate and people-oriented. They usually enjoy playtime and cuddle time equally. Their curly white coat sheds little but needs regular brushing and professional grooming to avoid mats, and tear stains around the eyes can be wiped gently as your vet recommends. Bichons can struggle with being alone for long periods, so company and short training games help keep them content. Keep chocolate, grapes, onions and other human foods out of reach.
The head chef's specialty is probably something sweet, fluffy and white. It would suit him perfectly, and the royal family will surely ask for seconds.






