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Is the Bichon Frize a type of Poodle?

No, the Bichon Frize and the Poodle are two different species variety.

The Bichon Frize is a small dog breed native to the Mediterranean region. They do not shed naturally, so the hair needs grooming. The color is generally white. Originally called Papillon, it was later shortened to Bichon Frize.

The Poodle is regarded as the national dog in France. Many people believe that the Poodle originated in France. However, many countries still dispute the origin of the Poodle and want to take it as their own. Germany, the former Soviet Union, Italy and other countries all express their own opinions and believe that some varieties of poodles are produced in their countries. For example, white-haired varieties are mostly produced in France, brown-haired varieties are mostly produced in Germany, black-haired varieties are mostly produced in the former Soviet Union, and tawny-brown varieties are mostly produced in France. Italy is the most common.

Extended information

Bichon Frize morphological characteristics: droopy ears, hidden in long and flowing hair. The ears are positioned slightly higher than the eyes and relatively forward. Black or dark brown eyes, surrounded by black or unusually brown skin, and the eye circles themselves are black.

The muzzle is well proportioned to the length of the head. Dark lips are delicate but not droopy. The thighs are muscular and slightly wider apart. The front-wheel drive stretches easily and the rear-wheel drive drives powerfully. The tail is well feathered and is set flush with the topline and curled gently over the back.

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Bichon Frize is not a type of Poodle!

Bichon Frize Introduction: From the 13th to the 14th century, dog breeds similar to today's appeared, which were improved from the native dogs of the Canary Islands

Origin: France.

Dog purpose: Companion dog

History: It was brought to Italy by sailors in the 1300s. It was loved by Italian nobles and its fur was cut like a lion's mane. Later, they were raised by the nobles and royal families of France and Spain. They were sprinkled with perfume and tied with ribbons, and became reward dogs, receiving aristocratic treatment. By the second half of the 1800s, the general public could keep them.

Characteristics: Although small in size, it has a strong physique. The tail is richly covered with feathers and curls to the back.

Height: both male and female are 24~29cm

Weight: both male and female are 3~6kg

Personality: steady and lively, small but fierce< /p>

Coat color: white, creamy yellow and almond.

[History]

Miniature Poodles and Toy Poodles may be small breeds developed by crossing Standard Poodles with Maltese and Havinese. The Standard Poodle was originally bred to be a hunting dog, while the Miniature Poodle and Toy Poodle are merely companion dogs. Poodles were popular in the French court from Louis 14 to Louis 16, and mini-Poodles and toy Poodles appeared in paintings in the 17th century. This kind of dog was also very popular in circuses in the 18th and 19th centuries. The Poodle was first introduced to the United States in the late 19th century, but it was not until the end of World War II that it became popular and remained the most popular breed for 20 years. At present, Poodles are divided into two categories: Standard Poodles are firstly hunting dogs and secondly pet dogs, while Miniature Poodles and Toy Poodles are only pet dogs. The two categories are exactly the same in standard, except for the size.

[Introduction]

A very agile, intelligent and elegant dog with a square structure, well-proportioned and powerful and confident steps. It needs to be trimmed and groomed in a traditional way to give it a distinctive look and a unique noble posture.

[Size]

The shoulder height standard for standard VIPs is greater than 15 inches. Any standard VIP with a shoulder height less than 15 inches will be disqualified from the competition. The shoulder height standard for Mini VIPs is 10 to 15 inches. Any Mini VIPs lower than 10 inches or higher than 15 inches will be disqualified from the competition. Toy Poodles must be less than 10 inches tall at the shoulder. Any Toy Pip taller than 10 inches will be disqualified. As long as the ratio of toy VIPs to mini VIPs is right, otherwise the smaller ones will be better. Proportions must be square, with body length (from sternum to croup) equal to height at withers. The muscle and bone mass of the forelegs and hind legs are well proportioned to the overall appearance.

[Head]

Eyes: Very dark in color, oval in shape, and set far enough apart to create an alert, intelligent expression. Major Faults: Eyes that are round, protruding, large or light in color.

Ears: hanging on both sides of the head, with the base of the ears slightly lower than the eyes. The ears are long, broad and richly feathered. However, the feathers on the ears should not be too long.

Skull: Slightly round, with shallow and clear stop. Cheek muscles and bones are flat. The distance from forehead to stop is consistent with the length of muzzle.

Muzzle: Long, straight, delicate, "carved" under the eyes. Strong, no lips. The chin appears clear without lips. Major fault: Missing chin.

Teeth: White, strong, scissors bite.

Main defects: undershot bite, overshot bite, and crooked mouth.

[Neck, topline, body]

The neck is well proportioned, strong and of sufficient length to enable the head to be carried high and dignified. The skin of the throat is clean and tidy. The neck is integrated into strong, smoothly muscled shoulders. Major Fault: Goat Neck. The topline is level, neither sloping nor slumping.

Body:

(1) Chest deep, of moderate width, with well-spread ribs.

(2) The waist is short, wide and muscular.

(3) The tail is straight, the base of the tail is high, and the tail is raised. The tail is docked, leaving enough length to keep the overall silhouette intact. Major Faults: Tail set low, curled or not carried over the back.

[Forequarters]

Strong, smoothly muscled shoulders. The shoulder blades are flat against the body and the same length as the upper arms of the forelegs. The main point: strong shoulders. Viewed from the front, the forelegs are straight and parallel to each other. Viewed from the side, the elbows are just below the withers. The ankles are strong and the dewclaws can be removed. The feet are small and oval, the toes are arched upward, and the pads are thick. Feet turn neither in nor out. Major Fault: Flat or splayed feet.

[Hindquarters]

The hindquarters are balanced with the forequarters. Viewed from behind, the hind legs are straight and parallel to each other. The stifle bones are properly curved and muscular; the femur and tibia are equal in length. Hocks short and perpendicular to the ground. When standing, only a small part of the hind feet is used. Major Disadvantage: Bovine Limbs.

[Coat]

(1) Texture: (a) Curly hair: Natural coarse and hard hair, dense.

(b) Drape: Hair of different lengths tightly wraps the body. The hair on the body, head, ears and mane is longer, while the hair on the pompom, bracelets and tail ball is shorter.

(2) Trimming: - Puppies less than 12 months old can be cut into a "Barbie" shape. In all competition groups, VIPs over 12 months old need to be trimmed to either the "British Saddle" or "European" type. In the youth group, female dog group and pet dogs, they can be trimmed into "sporting" type. During competitions, it is frowned upon for VIPs to have other trimmings.

Barbie type: Poodles under one year old can be trimmed according to the "puppy type". The face, throat, feet and tail need to be shaved. You can see that the hair on the paws has been completely shaved. There is a hair ball at the end of the tail. The other parts of the coat should be trimmed slightly to retain a clean appearance and smooth contours.

British saddle type: The hair on the face, throat, feet, front legs and the base of the tail needs to be shaved, leaving only the bracelets on the front ankles and the hair ball at the base of the tail. The hindquarters are left with a "blanket" of short hair that outlines the curves. Other hair needs to be shaved. Part of the hair on both hind legs is shaved, leaving "pompons" at the hocks and stifles. You can see that all the hair above the pompon and paws has been shaved off. The coat on the rest of the body is retained, but care must be taken to balance the overall appearance.

European type: The hair on the face, throat, feet, front legs and tail base needs to be shaved. Most of the hair on the hindquarters needs to be shaved, leaving only the hair ball on the buttocks (optional) . Bracelets need to be left on the front legs, and pom-poms need to be left on the back legs. All the rest of the hair on the legs and feet should be shaved. You can see that all the hair above the pom-poms and on the feet has been shaved off. There is a hair ball on the tip of the tail. The coat on the rest of the body is retained, but care must be taken to balance the overall appearance.

Sporty type: The hair on the face, paws, throat, and base of the tail needs to be shaved, a hat cut off on the top of the head, and a hair ball left on the tip of the tail. The rest of the body is trimmed according to the contours of the dog's body, leaving about 1 inch of hair. Maybe the hair on the legs is slightly longer than on the body.

Of all the pruning methods, only the headgear is a place that can be used freely or elastically. The hair only needs to be left long enough to allow for contouring. The headgear refers to the position from the stop to the back of the head, which is the only position that retains elasticity.

[Color]

The color is a uniform solid color, consistent with skin tone. Including blue, gray, silver, brown, coffee, apricot, cream and other colors, there are many variations of the same color. This change usually occurs when the top of the ears or fur collar becomes slightly darker. Definite color is ideal, and it is not considered a fault when natural shading occurs in the coat. Brown and brown Poodles have liver-colored noses, eye rims, lips, dark toenails and dark amber eyes. Black, blue, grey, silver, cream or white Poodles have black noses, eye rims and lips, black or matching toenails and very dark eyes. The colors described above are preferred for apricot-colored VIPs. Liver-colored noses, eye rims, lips, and amber eyes are also acceptable, but not ideal. Major Faults: Nose, lips and eye rims incompletely or incorrectly colored. Dogs that are mottled in color are disqualified. The mottled coat color indicates that the dog's skin is not a single, uniform color, but has at least two or more colors.

[Gait]

Keep the direction straight, trot, and walk at a relaxed and brisk pace. The hindquarters have strong drive. The head and tail are held high. Healthy, easy movements are important.

[Temperament]

Very proud, active and intelligent, VIPs have a distinctive demeanor and a unique noble attitude. Major Flaw: Timidity or nervousness.

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