The first litter of a Bichon Frize is usually relatively small, about 1-4, but this also needs to be judged based on the physique of the Bichon Frize. The survival rate of a dog's first litter is generally not high, so it requires more careful care from the owner. During the Bichon Frize's pregnancy, you can prepare special dog food for pregnancy, and you can also mix it with some vegetables and meat on a daily basis. Types of meat, such as carrots, chicken breasts, and salmon, are cooked and chopped and mixed with dog food for feeding. However, be careful not to over-nourish the Bichon Frize, because the Bichon Frize itself is relatively small. If the fetus grows too large, especially when there is only one cub, it can easily cause dystocia.