It's a Bichon Frise Thing You Wouldn't Understand
The grooming bill is the shared experience here. Bichon coats do not look after themselves.
2 designs of the same line, so you can pick the artwork rather than settle for the first one you find.
The grooming bill is the shared experience here. Bichon coats do not look after themselves.
An alternate Bichon design at the same price.
All 2 say the same thing, so the choice is about how it reads rather than what it says. Two rules cover most of it: the design has to be legible from about ten feet away, and the wearer has to be comfortable with how loud it is.
Text-heavy layouts — the ones with a second tagline underneath — carry more of the joke but shrink the artwork. Plainer versions read faster across a room and photograph better. If you are buying as a gift and cannot ask, the plainest design is the safer choice.
This line only works when the bichon frise interest is real and specific enough that outsiders genuinely do not follow it. That is the whole joke: it claims membership rather than explaining anything. Buy it for someone whose bichon frise obsession the rest of the family has stopped trying to understand — not as a first gift to someone with a passing interest.