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Bichon Frisé

Bichon Frisé

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Nov 10, 2026

The Panel

The Panel

The Panel Plus

Nov 10 · 1 Mention

Emile DonovanHOST
8:24
Or a budgie called Barry.
Emile DonovanHOST
8:27
a Bichon Frise called Simon.
Emile DonovanHOST
8:29
Called Simon, exactly.
Emile DonovanHOST
8:30
That's exactly, you're picking up, I'm picking up what you're putting down.
OtisHOST
16:10
Yeah, I've got Bart.
OtisHOST
16:11
Bart's a purebred Bichon Frise.
OtisHOST
16:14
He's a boy.
OtisHOST
16:15
You
SamHOST
16:15
got that right.
SamHOST
16:15
Yes, Bichon Frise.
OtisHOST
16:17
He's super sweet, has a great personality, very playful, cuddly boy with a fabulous temperament.
OtisHOST
16:24
He is allergy-friendly, and he doesn't shed, which is huge, coming from a guy that is still finding dog hair from a dog that I put down in February.
Anthony RothmanHOST
55:51
I can't put my finger on it, but the Bengals, if you're averaging 35-36 a game and you're a three-point favorite against a team that's just massively turning the ball over...
Anthony RothmanHOST
56:00
Certainly it's the Bichon effect, I feel, against the Bengals' defense, and that's probably where this is.
Anthony RothmanHOST
56:05
They feel like Atlanta can put points up against the Bengals' defense and make it a track meet and stay in it.
Anthony RothmanHOST
56:10
The over-under is like 52-and-a-half.
Stuart LeeGUEST
2:19
He is sitting next to me just now.
Stuart LeeGUEST
2:21
His name is Murdo, and he's a little poodle Bichon Frise cross, or little dog Murdo.
Stuart LeeGUEST
2:27
He is small and definitely brings me a disproportionate amount of joy.
Stuart LeeGUEST
2:32
Despite
Rocker Dogcast

Rocker Dogcast

Claud

Nov 3 · 1 Mention

Top 40%
ClaudGUEST
2:09
So one of my friends adopted her sibling and they got a DNA test on the sibling.
ClaudGUEST
2:14
And she's like 70% small poodle, 20% Bichon Frise.
ClaudGUEST
2:21
And then the rest is Pekingese.
Laura Bird BurhennHOST
2:23
So if she's 70% poodle, she's very smart.
Chad JohnsonHOST
34:19
I was kind of young.
Chad JohnsonHOST
34:21
I think I had a Bichon Frise named Studly.
Chad JohnsonHOST
34:26
And I was old enough to understand and have emotions in losing an animal.
speaker_7ADVERTISER
34:33
And
Chad JohnsonHOST
33:36
I was kind of young.
Chad JohnsonHOST
33:38
I think I had a Bichon Frise named Studley.
Chad JohnsonHOST
33:43
And I was old enough to understand and have emotions in losing an animal.
speaker_14ADVERTISER
33:49
And
AlyssaHOST
62:59
This dog is scared of butterflies.
AlyssaHOST
63:02
This dog is scared of a three-legged Bichon Frise with a cone on his head and one eye.
AlyssaHOST
63:09
He lives in the next building over.
AlyssaHOST
63:11
He's scared of that thing.
Nissa KyteGUEST
49:01
So for next year, well, for the end of this year and next year, I still would need to like be borrowing a dog from either friends, clients.
Nissa KyteGUEST
49:09
I've got a couple of friends who are on The pet business program that I mentioned that are going to hopefully lend me, one's got a Bichon Frise and one's got a Poodle as well.
Nissa KyteGUEST
49:20
So hopefully I can enter some Asian fusion.
Nissa KyteGUEST
49:23
Now I've done my training.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:52
There were other spirits in the home that I crossed over, but when I was in the basement, after the spirits left, I saw this little dog peek its head over the arm of a couch.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:04
And it was a little Bichon Frise.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:05
And I went upstairs and I said, hey, I got rid of the spirits for you, but there's a little dog downstairs.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:10
And I described what it looked like.

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