The size is small, basically no more than 4 pounds, so that it can be picked up casually and it will feel like a small teddy bear. Otherwise, your VIP will look like a bear instead of a cub.

　2.Facial features

Its eyes, eyeliner, nose, and mouth must be pure black. Then the coat color should be uniform and shiny. When buying, buy one with a lot of hair. The thicker and darker the reddish brown, the better. In addition, the nose should be smaller, and the eyes should be almond-shaped but not too big. The shorter the nose, the smaller the body will be when it grows up. When buying, if you can see the dog’s parents, remember to see the parents. It is also recommended to buy a dog that is more than 1 month old. The younger the dog, the less resistant it is and the easier it is to die young.

The mouth should not be too long. The teacup dog has the standard of a teacup dog, but as an ideal "teacup teddy", it is better to have a shorter and smaller mouth (not too wide). In this way, the hair will look like a small ball in the future. Of course, dogs that have been purchased and have slightly longer mouths can also be modified by trimming.

　3. Hair volume

Sufficient hair volume and good curling. Generally, when we buy a dog, we will ask for good hair volume, especially for "Teddy VIP", and the hair should be rolled 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.

　4. Color

Dark colors are preferred. Red and chocolate are good, but because the price is currently on the high side, black or apricot are also good choices. This actually involves more personal preference. But it needs to be reminded that a white Poodle with long muzzle hair will look more like a Buchon than a bear cub. Especially the "short-footed VIPs" on the market now - VIPs whose body shape is obviously more rectangular. As a pet-level VIP, it doesn't matter if they are slightly more rectangular.