By Curious Tails · AVS licensed
Bichon Frise Puppies Available Now
Purebred, powder-puff white, HDB-approved. Refreshed weekly by the owners, priced honestly, and screened for the right match, from an AVS licensed shop in Balestier.

Bichon Frise puppies
From $3,500, all-in
$3,500
all-in, published
30+
Bichons placed
Week 9
homing, fully health-checked
HDB ✓
item 4 on the approved list
Purebred · powder-puff white · HDB ✓
What Bichon Frise puppies are available now?
The cards below show every Bichon Frise puppy available now plus recently placed pups: all purebred, powder-puff white and HDB-approved (item 4), all $3,500–$6,000 all-in. The page refreshes weekly; WhatsApp us for today’s exact availability. Puppies go home around week 9 with vaccinations at weeks 6 and 8, deworming, a vet health check and a microchip done.
Current and recent Bichon litters
AvailableBichon Frise puppy (powder-puff white)
AvailableBichon Frise puppy (powder-puff white)
How these listings work
Every card above is a real Bichon Frise puppy in our Balestier shop, or one recently placed, and the page is refreshed weekly by Nelson and Kim themselves rather than by a marketing feed. That matters more than it sounds: the classic frustration with puppies for sale in Singapore is the ghost listing, the adorable photo of a puppy that went home months ago, kept up because it pulls enquiries. Ours come down when the puppy does.
You will notice the cards carry no names. That is deliberate. A named puppy on a website invites falling in love with a photo, and photos are the least reliable part of choosing a dog. Instead, enquire by gender and age, the 9-week male, the 8-week female, and we reply with today’s photos, videos and honest temperament notes on that exact puppy: the bold one, the thinker, the lap-seeker who has already chosen a human.
The pills tell you the rest at a glance. Every puppy is a purebred Bichon Frise in the powder-puff white coat, every card carries the HDB ✓ pill because the breed is item 4 on the approved list, and the cut pill tells you whether a puppy is still in its natural fluff or has had its first teddy-bear cut, the rounded pet trim most Singapore Bichons wear for life.
And every puppy sits inside $3,500–$6,000 all-in, published right here rather than hidden behind a WhatsApp-for-price button. Gender, age and cut carry no premium. If you want the full arithmetic of what all-in covers against the market’s teaser prices, our Bichon price guide itemizes every dollar.

Real puppies, distinct poses, honest photos
A word on the photographs, because photography is where puppy listings quietly mislead. Each of our cards shows a genuinely different puppy in a distinct pose, sitting, trotting, lying with chin on paws, by the window, because eight white Bichon puppies can look interchangeable in thumbnails and we refuse to let one photogenic puppy stand in for the litter.
When you enquire, the photos and videos we send are of the specific puppy you asked about, taken that week, cowlicks and sleepy eyes included. A white puppy photographed against a white blanket with studio lighting tells you nothing; a phone video of the actual puppy ambushing its littermate tells you nearly everything.

White only, and why that protects you
Now the section that doubles as scam armour. A purebred Bichon Frise is white. Full stop. Puppies often show cream or apricot shading around the ears and along the back, and that shading fades as the adult coat comes in, which is why our cards photograph it honestly instead of editing it out or, worse, selling it as something special.
So when a listing offers a brown, grey, black or "rare coloured Bichon", usually at a rare-colour premium, you are looking at a mislabelled cross. The same goes for the teacup, mini and micro tiers some Singapore sellers merchandise: there is no such variety, only runts and crosses priced as if scarcity were a feature. Our Bichon colours guide walks through exactly what shading is normal, what fades and what should send you walking.
None of this is a swipe at crosses themselves. A poochon or a maltichon can be a wonderful dog, and item 62 of the HDB list even approves crosses of two approved breeds. The dishonesty is in the label and the markup. If a cross is actually what suits your home, we will say so and point you to the right place, because a specialist shop that has placed 30+ Bichons has nothing to gain from selling you the wrong dog under the wrong name.

Vaccinations, deworming and the week 9 rule
Here is the timeline behind the age pills, because "8 weeks" only means something when you know what has happened by then. Core vaccinations land at weeks 6 and 8, with the week 12 booster after homing and an optional week 16 jab for extra cover in a dense city. Deworming happens at every vet visit, not once. Each puppy gets a full vet health check and a microchip before it ever appears on a card.
That schedule is why homing is around week 9 and why we will not release earlier, however keen a buyer is. A week 9 puppy has two vaccinations on board, has learned bite inhibition and dog manners from its littermates, and is squarely inside the socialisation window where new homes, new floors and new humans register as adventure rather than threat.
Between the week 8 jab and homing, the useful work happens: floor time, handling, noise, the vacuum cleaner, other dogs. When your puppy comes home it arrives with its vaccination booklet, health check record and microchip registration in your hand, not "available on request", and the week 12 booster date is already in your calendar. Our first week home guide picks up from the moment the carrier opens.

Visiting and reserving, without the pressure
Reserving a puppy with us is deliberately unhurried. Start on WhatsApp at +65 8220 6408: tell us your housing type, your hours away from home, whether anyone at home has allergies, and which puppy caught your eye. Then come to 2 Balestier Road #01-701, weekdays 12pm to 6pm, weekends 10am to 6pm, and spend real time on the floor. Ten minutes with a Bichon puppy beats an hour of scrolling.
Allergy households should treat this as a proper trial visit and plan a longer sit, because the honest test of the famous low-shedding coat is your own nose in the same room, not a claim on a website. We say this on every page: no dog is hypoallergenic, the curly coat traps dander rather than eliminating it, and reactions usually show within the visit.
Only after you have met the puppy does money enter the conversation. A small deposit holds your puppy while we finish its schedule; we do not reserve puppies unseen, and we do not run same-day pressure. On collection day everything is handled in one sitting: paperwork, the AVS dog licence filed at purchase, the starter kit walkthrough and the free delivery booking with playpen setup at your home.
If you live in a flat, the good news is on every card: the Bichon Frise is HDB-approved, item 4 on the official list of 62 breeds, verified on hdb.gov.sg this month. The rules ride along, one dog per flat and a fine of up to $4,000 for a breach, and our HDB guide covers licensing, the fine print and the September 2024 cat rules in full.

The one question we ask before you reserve
One more thing happens before any reservation, and it is the part of our process buyers thank us for a year later. We ask a screening question: how many hours will this puppy be alone on a normal weekday? We ask because the Bichon is a velcro dog, bred for centuries to be glued to its people, and separation anxiety is the single most common reason this cheerful breed fails in a home.
There is no wrong answer, only answers that need a plan. A work-from-home household barely needs one. A leave-daily household needs alone-time training from week one, a playpen routine, a food-puzzle habit and a midday plan for the first months, and we will lay all of that out honestly rather than wave you through. The free first lesson with an AVS-certified trainer lands in week one precisely so alone-time and toilet habits are shaped early, while they are easy.
This is also where we will occasionally talk a buyer out of a puppy, warmly. If the honest answer is ten hours alone with no plan and no appetite for one, a Bichon will suffer for it, and so will your neighbours through the wall. We would rather lose that sale and keep the reputation that produced 30+ placements. When the fit is right, though, few breeds repay a Singapore family better than this one.

What stands behind every card
Finally, what stands behind the cards. Curious Tails holds AVS pet shop licence AS24J00046, verifiable on the AVS public registry, and we are an AVS licensed pet shop with a physical door you can walk through, not a broker with a gallery. The all-in price includes the vet health check, vaccinations on schedule, deworming, microchip, breed documentation, the 30-item starter kit worth over $500, free delivery with playpen setup, the free first training lesson and your licence filed at purchase.
After homing you hold the 5-day bring-back promise, free boarding for up to a month if you booked travel before you met your dog, and a care advice line for the small panics: the first soft stool, the first coat tangle, the first thunderstorm. If nothing on this page fits, tell us gender and timing preferences and join the waiting list; Bichon litters are steady rather than constant, and most of our placements start with a message that says a matching litter has cleared its week 6 vet check.

Frequently asked questions
How old are Bichon puppies when they go home?
Around week 9. By then a puppy has had vaccinations at weeks 6 and 8, deworming at every vet visit, a full vet health check and a microchip. The week 12 booster and an optional week 16 jab follow after homing, then annual boosters.
How do I reserve a Bichon Frise puppy?
WhatsApp us at +65 8220 6408 and mention the puppy by gender and age, for example the 8-week female. We reply with current photos, videos and the exact all-in figure. After you have met the puppy at 2 Balestier Road, a small deposit can hold it. We do not reserve puppies unseen.
Can I visit before deciding?
Please do; we would rather you did. We are at 2 Balestier Road #01-701, weekdays 12pm to 6pm and weekends 10am to 6pm. Allergy households should plan a longer trial visit and sit with a Bichon for a while, because a reaction usually shows within the visit and no webpage can test that for you.
Why are all your Bichon puppies white?
Because that is what a purebred Bichon Frise is. The breed standard allows white, with cream or apricot shading on puppies that fades as the adult coat comes in. A dog sold as a brown, grey, black or "rare coloured" Bichon is a mislabelled cross, whatever the listing says.
Is a teacup Bichon Frise a real variety?
No. There is no teacup, mini or micro Bichon Frise; the breed has one size, roughly 5 to 8kg. Sellers who merchandise size tiers are charging a premium for either a runt or a cross, and often for extra health problems. We will never list one.
Can I keep a Bichon Frise in an HDB flat?
Yes. The Bichon Frise is item 4 on HDB’s approved list of 62 breeds, verified on hdb.gov.sg in July 2026. One dog per flat, licensed with AVS, and a breach can be fined up to $4,000. We handle licensing at purchase.
Do you sell to households that are out all day?
We ask about it first, honestly. Bichons are velcro dogs and separation anxiety is the breed’s biggest behavioural risk, so before any reservation we ask how many hours the puppy will be alone. Leave-daily households can absolutely succeed, but only with alone-time training from week one, and we will say so plainly rather than take the sale quietly.
What happens if the match does not work out?
You hold a 5-day bring-back promise. A returned puppy in week one is far kinder than a rehomed dog in year two, so we would rather take the puppy back warmly than have you soldier on with the wrong match. We also stay on the care advice line for the small panics after homing.
Meet your Bichon
Come say hello at Balestier
2 Balestier Road #01-701, Singapore 320002 · Weekdays 12pm–6pm · Weekends 10am–6pm. Or message us first: tell us about your home and routine, and we'll tell you honestly if a Bichon fits.
Not sure which puppy, or whether a Bichon fits?
Tell us your routine, housing and allergy situation on WhatsApp. If the honest answer is the waiting list, or a different breed, we will say so.
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