Poodle

Although the Poodle is primarily recognized in France, its earliest ancestors had been possibly curly-coated puppies from central Asia that assisted with herding and followed many routes into various regions of Europe. Interwoven of their ancestry also are many rough-coated water puppies. Perhaps the earliest incarnation of the Poodle was the Barbet, a curly-coated dog found in Russia, Hungary , France, , and elsewhere. However, it is the German version that exerted a maximum impact on the modern Poodle. The word Poodle comes from the German word fuel, which means puddle or “to splash,” possibly reflecting the dog’s water abilities. It was called caniche or chien canard in France, both relating to duck-hunting powers. The Poodle was also drawn into service as a military canine, guide canine, guard canine, wagon puller for performers, and circus performer. However, the coat was shorn close to facilitate swimming, left slightly longer at the chest for warmth in cold water. Although a few consider the puffs of hair around the leg joints and the tail tip had been for safety when hunting, other evidence suggests that they arose as decoration in the Poodle’s performing days. The Poodle has liked by the French aristocracy and eventually has become France’s national canine. The characteristic clip was accentuated. In the 1900s, Poodle’s reputation in America waned. By the late 1920s, Poodles had almost died out in North USA. In the 1930s, the breed staged a comeback that finally located the Poodle, the most famous dog in America for decades.

  • Type - Non-sporting
  • Weight -45-65 lb
  • Height- 21"
  • Family -Water Dog
  • Date of Orgin-1500s
  • Area of Orgin -Germany, Central Europe
  • Other Names -Barbone, Caniche

Energy Level

Exercise Requirements

Playfulness

Affection Level

Friendliness To Dogs

Friendliness To Other Pets

Friendliness To Strangers

Watchfulness

Ease of Training

Grooming Requirements

Heat Sensitivity

Vocality

Temperement

The Standard Poodle blends playful exuberance with a zest for life’s adventures among the very cleverest and most obedient of dogs. This breed retains its hunting heritage and likes to run, swim, and retrieve. The canine gets along well with everyone, even though he is reserved with strangers. The Poodle is lovely with children and while training.

Upkeep

All Poodles want plenty of interaction with people. They additionally wish to do mental and physical exercise. A short, however challenging, obedience or play session, along with a walk, must be a part of each Poodle’s day. Standard Poodles will require more exercise and can specifically enjoy swimming. They must be brushed alternate day or weekly for shorter coats. Poodle hair, when shed, does not fall out; however will become stuck in the surrounding hair, which could cause matting if not removed. The puppy clips are easy to preserve and may be done every 4 to 6 weeks.

Health

“Major diagnosis: sebaceous adenitis, gastric torsion, Addison’s
Minor diagnosis: distichiasis, entropion, cataract, CHD, epilepsy
Occasionally seen: PDA, vWD
Suggested tests: (skinpunch for SA), eye, hip
Life span: 10–13 years”

Disclaimer

Note: While the characteristics mentioned here may frequently represent this breed, dogs are individuals whose personalities and appearances will vary. Please consult the adoption organization for details on a specific pet.

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