Bichon Frise selection points 1. Eyes. The Bichon Frise’s eyes should be slightly round but not prominent and dark, and the edge of the eyes are also dark. 2. mouth. A good Bichon Frise upper and lower jaw incisors for tweezer bite (do not choose a puppy whose teeth do not come together); while the lips are black and drooping, the nose is round and black. 3, limbs. You can’t choose a Bichon with a thick and short neck, curly torso, often low hanging head, and a hairless tail. The tail is also not good. 4. coat. A good Bichon Frise should have a white coat, long and slightly curved hair, and a full spirit. 5. anus. Don’t pick a bear with untreated digestive tract disease, yellow stains around the anus or stained with feces.
