"I am a proud owner of a Fo-Chon. My dog’s name is Lucky and he is about 10 months old in this picture. He still acts like a puppy and hasn't lost his puppy look. He has a lot of personality and entertains me on a regular basis. I live in an apartment and he does well living in a smaller environment, although he does need at least a daily walk. I think this mix is such a cool mix and more people should know more about Fo-Chons. Lucky is a very cuddly, happy little dog that loves to be with me all the time. He follows me from room to room when I'm doing things. He puts so much joy into my life."
The Toy Fo-Chon is not a purebred dog. It is a cross between the Bichon Frise and the Toy Fox Terrier. The best way to determine the temperament of a mixed breed is to look up all breeds in the cross and know you can get any combination of any of the characteristics found in either breed. Not all of these designer hybrid dogs being bred are 50% purebred to 50% purebred. It is very common for breeders to breed multi-generation crosses.
Duncan the Toy Fox Terrier / Bichon Frise mix (Fo-Chon)—"He is a handful. On the paperwork it said his tail was docked. If you look he has the ears of the toy, but in jumbo size. His coat is funny; it is wiry and long on top and short on other areas. He is very protective of me and his best friend and nemesis is Whitticus, my 13-year-old cat. It is a love/hate thing. He has "big dog" syndrome and does not do well with other dogs so far, but that may be because I have not had him around many. I can say he is very, very smart and jumps like he is on a pogo stick. People always ask me, “What is that?” HAHA I say, “Part bat and part cat with a little dog in the middle.""
Duncan the Toy Fox Terrier / Bichon Frise mix (Fo-Chon)
Duncan the Toy Fox Terrier / Bichon Frise mix (Fo-Chon)
Duncan the Toy Fox Terrier / Bichon Frise mix (Fo-Chon)
Duncan the Toy Fox Terrier / Bichon Frise mix (Fo-Chon)
