In the pet world, purchasing a purebred Bichon Frize not only means a wonderful companionship, but also a commitment to one's own responsibilities. However, the mix of Chuan Chuan Bichon on the market makes it difficult to tell the authenticity. As a senior pet blogger, I will take you through the explanation one by one, from the tail to the eyes, from the hair to the body shape, to explore the six major differences between purebred Bichons and string Bichons.

Bichon Frize's tail:

The tail of the purebred Bichon Frize is flexible and lively, with thick hair and a spread flower shape, like a happy flag. In contrast, Chuanchuanbi bears may have shorter tails with sparse or irregular hair. Therefore, observing the Bichon Frize’s tail is the first step to identify its pure bloodline.

Bichon Frize's hair color:

Purebred Bichon Frize is usually pure white or cream in color, with fine, soft hair that looks like a ball of marshmallows. However, the Bichon Frize may have stray coats or other color blemishes, and the coat texture may be relatively sparse. Therefore, careful observation of the color of the Bichon Frize's hair is an important basis for identifying its pure bloodline.

Bichon Frize’s body shape:

The purebred Bichon Frize is small and exquisite, with a height of about 25-30cm and a weight of 6-8kg. The whole body is well-proportioned and coordinated, like an exquisite little dumpling. The Chuanchuan Bichon may be too large or too small, which is often an obvious sign of impure blood.

Bichon Frize's ears:

The purebred Bichon Frize's ears are small and exquisite, close to the head, with thick hair, exuding a playful and cute atmosphere. However, the Bichon Frize's ears may be larger or erect, lacking the attractive qualities unique to purebred Bichons. Therefore, observing the ear shape of the Bichon Frize can help us more accurately judge whether its bloodline is pure or not.

Bichon Frize’s obedience:

The purebred Bichon Frize has a docile and clinging temperament, a stable personality, and is easy to train. In contrast, the Chuanchuan Bichon may have a more unstable temperament, and may even have a tendency to be irritable, making training more difficult. Therefore, when choosing a pet, in addition to observing the external characteristics, you also need to pay attention to its behavioral performance to better understand its pedigree.

Bichon Frize’s Eyes:

The purebred Bichon Frize’s eyes are large and round, showing a bright black gem-like brilliance. These sparkling eyes are a symbol of the charming charm of the purebred Bichon Frize. The eyes of the Chuan Chuan Bichon may not be bright enough, or the eye color may not meet the standard. This is often a significant feature of impure blood.

Purchasing a purebred Bichon Frize is not an easy task, but requires patient observation and identification. From tail to eyes, from hair to body shape, every detail holds the key to identification. Therefore, on the road of companionship with pets, let us feel with our hearts, observe with our eyes, choose a purebred Bichon Frize that truly belongs to us, and let love and responsibility bloom together.

Finally, I hope this article can provide some reference for purchasing pets, so that every Bichon Frize can find a warm home. May our love and responsibility grow with our pets and write our own happy stories together.