The Bichon Frize does not shed hair, is lively and cute, and is very lovable. However, many people buy Chuan Chuan of the Bichon Frize, so how do you identify them?

The shoulder height of male Bichon Frize and female Bichon Frize is about 9.5 inches to 11.5 inches. Symmetry is the first consideration. If the individual is outside this size range but is proven to be a very good individual, appropriate relaxation of the standards is allowed. However, the height at the withers should not be more than 12 inches or as low as 9 inches. Minimum height at withers standards do not apply to puppies.

Directly facing the front. Eyes that are too large or prominent, almond-shaped eyes, and crooked eyes are to be faulted. Around the eyes, black or very dark brown skin surrounds the eyes, which is a must to highlight the eyes and emphasize the expression. The eye rim itself must be black. Insufficient or complete lack of pigment in the eye rims, resulting in a deadpan or dull look, is a definite fault. Eyes of any color other than black or dark brown are to be severely penalized.

The head is very symmetrical. The ratio of the length of the muzzle to the head is 3:4. The length of the muzzle is the distance from the nose to the stop, and the length of the head is the distance from the stop to the occipital bone. The dotted line connecting the outer corners of the eyes and the tip of the nose forms an equilateral triangle. The contours under the eyes are slightly clearer. But don't go too far and create a weak or tapered front. The jaw is strong.

The color of the Bichon Frize is white with light yellow, cheese or apricot shading around the ears or on the body. Any other color on a mature individual that exceeds 10% of the total coat is considered a fault. However, the appearance of any of these permitted colors on the body of a puppy is not a fault.

The movement of the trot is smooth, precise and easy. Viewed from the side, the extension movements of the front and rear legs are coordinated with each other, the forequarters extend easily, the hindquarters drive powerfully, and the topline remains stable. During exercise, the head and neck are slightly erect, and as the speed increases, the limbs tend to converge toward the center line of the body. When walking away, keep a medium distance between the hind legs and the pads of the feet are visible. Coming or leaving, the movements are precise and correct.