What Happens When a Bichon Frise Gets Lost and Will It Come Back?
When a Bichon Frise gets lost, some might rely on their keen sense of smell to find their way back home, but most Bichons, once they wander off, struggle to retrace their steps. Many dog owners mistakenly believe that their dogs inherently know the way home and will return on their own. This is a dangerous assumption. If your Bichon has been gone for an extended period, it's crucial to actively search for them rather than waiting passively. How to Search for a Lost Bichon Frise 1. Check Familiar Locations When a Bichon runs off, it will attempt to use its sense of smell and hearing to find its way home. Owners should take along familiar items such as their dog's food, bowl, and toys when searching. You can call your dog's name and make noise with the food bowl, helping the Bichon identify your location within a 300- to 500-meter radius. 2. Rally Friends and Family If you haven't found your Bichon in its usual spots, it may have wandered further afield. Use social media...