Poodle Dog

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Poodle Dog
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Poodle Dog
 

 The Poodle is one of the most intelligent and trainable of all breeds. This breed is a proud looking and intelligent dog, that is very quick to learn and is easy to train. The Poodle is a that will suit both inexperienced and experienced owners. The Poodle is a good natured, sociable dog, and although lively and energetic is also calm when indoors. The Poodle enjoys interaction and companionship from his owners, and is not suited to those with little time to dedicate to their pets. The Poodle are eager to please their owners, and make excellent family pets. The Poodle does have a fair amount of energy and does need regular exercise, so this is not the right choice for a couch potato. The Poodle enjoys mental and physical stimulation, interaction is important to this intelligent breed.
 
 The Poodle is loyal and protective of his loved ones, and makes a relatively effective watchdog. The Poodle gets along well with children, but his size means that this breed is best suited to older children. These dogs are normally welcoming and polite with strangers, and tend to get along well with other dog. The steady temperament coupled with his sociability makes this Poodle breed ideal for active families who will welcome him as a member of the family. You should socialize your Poodle early on to promote a steady temperament, as some can be timid or nervous. If you tend to be away a lot, it is best not to consider the Poodle dog, as they do need plenty of attention.
 
 Poodle Dog
 The Poodle is a foremost embodiment of the pampered, even spoiled, pet. There are three recognized varieties of the Poodle dog, the differences of which remain in size and some functions. Both the miniature and toy varieties were sized down from the standard Poodle, and also gained popularity among - lovers soon after the breed became well liked among nobility. The elegant Poodle has squared proportions, which it holds quite pompously with an effortless gait. Its tail is usually

docked short or about half its actual length.
 
 
 Poodle Skills
 In the past, the Poodle was a valued water retriever, and favored performer, as it was taught to perform circus tricks at times. While the standard variety may still be trained for hunting, the breed is generally preferred as a reliable companion and graceful show dog.
 
 Poodle Personality
 The Poodle is a highly intelligent and very trainable breed. They tend to be friendly towards children and strangers, though the smaller varieties tend to be livelier than the standard.
 
 Poodle Exercise Needs
 Short walks and indoor play does the trick for the toy poodle dog, while the miniature poodle and standard poodle varieties do well with a routine opportunity to stretch its legs with a good workout. The standard Poodle may also appreciate the chance to apply its swimming skills.
 
 Poodle Living Conditions
 Life indoors is recommended for the Poodle dog, and access to a small yard would suffice, though the standard may need more breathing room. The poodle tends to be inactive indoors, so it needs to be taken out for its exercise needs.
 
 Poodle Grooming Requirements
 Regular bathing is required for the breed, as well as clipping every one and a half months. Having the coat clipped the same overall length is fine, though some may prefer the traditional clip, which exposes parts of the skin and was designed for the dog’s efficiency in water. The ears must be checked and cleaned often for excess wax and hair growth to prevent infection.
 
 Poodle Health Issues
 Poodles can be prone to some eye and skin conditions, ear infections, hip dysplasia, and bloating. The smaller varieties may be even more prone to disease.
 

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