To determine whether a Poodle is purebred, look at its gait

A purebred Poodle’s running movements should be stretched, accurate and relaxed. Viewed from the side, the stretching movements of the front legs and hind legs are coordinated with each other, the forequarters are relaxed and relaxed, the hind legs are driven powerfully, and the topline remains stable.

To determine whether a Poodle is a purebred, look at the 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 have spots around the ears or It doesn't matter if there are light yellow, cheese or apricot shades on the body, because some Bichon Frize puppies will turn white when they grow up. However, if it is an adult Bichon Frize and other colors on the body exceed 10% of the total coat, it is unacceptable, and naturally it cannot be classified as a good purebred Bichon Frize.

To determine whether a Poodle is purebred, look at its size

The size of a pure Poodle should first be balanced, and the price of a Poodle should be between 9.5 inches and 11.5 inches. If some poodles are a little taller, but every index and appearance are very standard and symmetrical, they can also be appropriately relaxed. However, a purebred poodle should be no less than 9 inches and no more than 12 inches tall at the withers. Otherwise, it cannot be considered a first-class purebred poodle.

To determine whether a Poodle is purebred, look at the coat

The coat of a purebred Poodle should be very soft and elastic. Especially after the poodle has been bathed and brushed, the coat stands on the body, creating a powder puff effect as a whole. 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 thick. At the same time, when the dog owner touches it, the combination of two different hairs will give people a soft and strong feeling, which feels as elastic as velvet.