Many Bichon Frize dogs have been with VIPs, but it is difficult to tell the difference when they are about three months old. Therefore, you must understand their characteristics before purchasing.

1. Check the characteristics of Bichon Frize when selecting

Before buying a Bichon Frize, dog owners must learn more (especially if they plan to buy a purebred Bichon Frize): For example, the coat of a purebred Bichon Frize should be very soft and elastic, and have a kind of powder puff. Effect; while a purebred Bichon should be no less than 9 inches tall and no taller than 12 inches tall at the withers.

You should know these basic common sense about Bichon Frize, and you can compare them one by one when purchasing, so as not to be deceived by dog ​​dealers. If you don’t know the relevant characteristics of a purebred Bichon Frize, you can check out the characteristics of a purebred Bichon Frize.

2. Don’t confuse the Bichon Frize with other dogs

The Bichon Frize is easily confused with other dogs of similar size. Such as Maltese and Poodle.

The difference between the Maltese and the Bichon Frize is that the Maltese has a long and straight coat and its limbs are longer and larger; the Bichon has a curly coat and its limbs are shorter and smaller.

As for "What is the difference between a Bichon Frize and a Poodle?" Simply put, the Bichon Frize is only white in color and has a round face (to put it bluntly, it looks like a big cake). This is the biggest difference between it and the Poodle.

3. Several body characteristics that you should pay attention to when choosing a Bichon Frize

1. Glasses. The Bichon Frize's eyes should be slightly round but not prominent, and dark in color with dark rims.

2. Mouth. A good Bichon Frize has a tweezer-like bite between the upper and lower incisors (do not choose a puppy whose teeth cannot close together); at the same time, the lips are black and droopy, and the nose is round and black.

3. Limbs. Do not choose a Bichon with a neck that is too thick or short, a curly body, a head that is often drooped, and a hairless tail. At the same time, the teeth cannot bite or are missing teeth, and the tail is erect on the back or droops, which are also not good.

4. Coat. A good Bichon Frize should have a coat as white as jade, long and slightly curved, and full of energy.

5. Anus. Do not choose a Bichon Frize that has not recovered from digestive tract diseases and has yellow stains or feces around the anus.