How to tell the difference between a good and bad Bichon? A good Bichon should be between 9 inches and 12 inches tall at the shoulders, and should have a well-proportioned body shape; the ears are droopy, usually hidden in the hair, and the eyes are round with black or dark brown pupils. ;The hair has two layers, inner and outer. The inner layer of hair is soft and dense, and the outer layer of hair is rough and elastic.

1. Purebred Bichon Frize is a small dog. Their body shape is very well-proportioned. Generally, the standard shoulder height is between 9.5-11.5 inches. However, the shoulder height of purebred high-quality Bichon Frize should not be less than 9 inches. Or higher than 12 inches. If it exceeds this range of shoulder height, it means that the quality of the Bichon Frize is not good enough and cannot meet the standards of purebreds.

2. The ears are droopy and hidden in long and flowing hair. The ears are positioned slightly higher than the eyes and relatively forward. The eyes of a purebred Bichon Frize are round and located directly in front of the head; the best eye color is black or dark brown, and there is a circle of black or brown skin surrounding the Bichon Frize's small round eyes. Overly large or prominent eyes, almond-shaped eyes, and crooked eyes are not considered purebred standards. The muzzle is well proportioned to the length of the head. Dark lips are delicate but not droopy.

3. The hair of a purebred Bichon Frize is very fluffy and soft, the undercoat is very dense, and the outer coat is relatively thick. A healthy Bichon Frize will have a soft and firm feeling when you touch its hair, and its hair is as elastic as velvet. If you find that the dog's hair does not have this special characteristic, it means that the Bichon Frize's quality is preferential treatment. Sure.

4. The Bichon Frize has a medium-length tail that rests gently on its back. When the tail is extended toward the head, it can generally reach more than half of the topline. A tail that is set too low, a tail that is carried too high (perpendicular to the back), or a tail that hangs back is a serious fault. Broken tails and corkscrew tails are very serious faults.

5. From the perspective of the Bichon Frize, the traditional Bichon Frize running movements are accurate, easy, and stretched. Viewed from the side, the stretching movements of the front legs and hind legs must be coordinated with each other, and the front body stretches easily. The rear drive is powerful, the back is maintained and stable, and the distance between the hind legs is maintained at a moderate distance at all times.