Bichon Frise is not a purebred, watch these four points will be enough!

When you are breeding a dog, you definitely want to pick a purebred dog because purebred means it is more stable in every aspect, if not pure it may not grow up to be satisfactory in terms of looks and personality. For many new pooper scoopers, due to lack of experience, at the beginning of the selection of the dog was fooled by unscrupulous vendors, there are many such things. The new dog’s hair is generally white, with very few other colors, and if there are other miscellaneous colors, basically no more than 10% of the overall hair volume. Bichon Frise puppies may have other colors of hair near their ears, and gradually all become white after they become adults. The purebred Bichon’s coat is very fluffy and curly, with a fine texture that you can try to touch with your hands in addition to the naked eye. The Bichon Frise’s body shape is very proportional, with a height of about 9.5 inches to 11.5 inches, and is easily confused with a Teddy. It is the small round eyes. The purebred Bichon Frise’s eyes are generally black and dark brown in color and are located in the front of the head. 4. The purebred Bichon Frise’s head has downward sloping lips, a round and black nose, and a well-proportioned face. Its ears are also drooping, but generally its hair is too much and fluffy, so you need to touch it to see it. These are some of the lessons learned in judging a purebred Bichon Frise, mainly based on the Bichon Frise’s characteristics. When selecting a dog, we should also pay attention to the dog’s mental state to prevent bad business “week dogs”. In short, when selecting a dog, you must not believe too much in the words of the business, and make your own judgment based on the knowledge and experience you have learned.