Whether a Poodle is pure or pure depends on appearance

The body shape of a purebred Poodle should first be very well-proportioned, and the height of the Poodle should be between 9.5 inches and 11.5 inches. If some poodles are slightly taller, but all indicators and appearance are very standard and well-proportioned, then they can be appropriately relaxed. But no matter what, a good purebred Poodle should be no less than 9 inches and no more than 12 inches tall at the withers. Beyond this range, it cannot be considered a first-class purebred poodle.

Whether a Poodle is pure or pure depends on the hair

The coat of a purebred Poodle should be very soft and elastic, with sufficient hair volume and good curl. At the same time, the undercoat of a good purebred Bichon Frize is soft and thick, while the outer coat is a bit curly and rough. Moreover, it is better for the fur to be in small curls, similar to sheep cake velvet (when purchasing a puppy, you can observe the hair at the end of the puppy’s ears, the curlier the better).

Whether a Poodle is pure or pure depends on the coat color

The most recommended color for a mature purebred Poodle is white. If it is a Bichon Frize puppy, you can relax a little more. For example, some puppies It doesn't matter if there are light yellow, cheese or apricot shading around the ears or on the body, because some Bichon Frize puppies will turn white when they grow up. But if it is an adult Bichon Frize and other colors on the body exceed 10% of the total coat, it is unacceptable and naturally cannot be classified as a good purebred Bichon Frize.

Whether a Poodle is pure or pure depends on its gait

The movement of a purebred Poodle when running should be stretched, accurate and relaxed. 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.