Is a Bichon Frisé taller than a Scottish Terrier?

Not by these listings. A Bichon Frisé and a Scottish Terrier are drawn at the same shoulder height: both figures are the lower end of the range.

A Bichon Frisé and a Scottish Terrier are drawn at the same shoulder height: both figures are the lower end of the range.Bichon Frisé: 10 in (25 cm), measured at the shoulder. Scottish Terrier: 10 in (25 cm), measured at the shoulder.

Both heights are published listings, not a side-by-side measurement, so treat the gap as approximate.

Where these heights come from

A Bichon Frisé is commonly listed at 10 in (25 cm), the lower end of its range. See all of Bichon Frisé’s listed heights.

A Scottish Terrier is commonly listed at 10 in (25 cm), the lower end of its range. See all of Scottish Terrier’s listed heights.

Both are measured at the shoulder. The drawing marks each measurement point.

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For the height itself, cite the original publisher as well: Wikidata (Bichon Frisé), Wikidata (Scottish Terrier).

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A Bichon Frisé, 10 in (25 cm), and a Scottish Terrier, 10 in (25 cm), drawn to scale on one baseline