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Points of Interest

The Poodle is recognized as one of the most intelligent dog breeds in the world
Poodles have hair, not fur, and while most assume this makes for a hypoallergenic dog...some people can be allergic to the dandruff that is produced under the coat
One of the oldest Poodles on record is named Taffy Gayle, age 27, owned by the Harvill family in Alabama, USA.

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Overview of Colors

Here is a quick guide to help explain the colors of the Poodle, for Toy, Miniature and Standards. There are 11 solid and 17 double colors (A 2 color combination on the dog's coat)

Apricot- A very light orange, can be described as champagne
Black - The most common color of Poodles, this color may change over to silver
Blue - A diluted black, often the blue tint is only noticeable in the sunlight
Brown - A deep, chocolate
Cafe Au lait - a light brown
Cream - The C^ch gene creates a cream who would otherwise be Apricot or Cafe Au lait
Gray - Most grays are born black, the coat turns color after 1 yr old
Red - The rarest color
Silver - A diluted gray, created by completely different genes
Silver beige - A beautiful combo created by the V V gene
White - A pure, snow white

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Poodle Poll

Thoughts from hundreds of Poodle owners....See how other Poodles compare to yours and how their owners feel about different topics....Some are silly...others are serious...and all of them are interesting! Learn what other owners think and find out how other Poodle behave, their quirks, habits and more. Poodle Poll

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Stats Information

Group: Toy: Toy Group
           Miniature & Standard: Non-Sporting
Pronunciation: POO-duhl
Meaning of Name: German "pudelhund" meaning "water dog"/ English "pudel" meaning "puddle"
Origin: Germany (later further developed in France)
Size Toy: 10 inches (25.4cm) or under at highest point of shoulder
        Miniature: Between 10-15 inches (25.4-38.1cm) at highest point of shoulder
        Standard: Over 15 inches (38.1cm) at highest point of shoulder
Average Weight Toy: 6-9 lbs. (2.72-4.08 kg)
                        Miniature:15-17 lbs. (6.8-7.71 kg)
                        Standard: 45-70 lbs. (20.41-31.8 kg)
Life Span Toy: 20 Years
               Miniature: 20 Years
               Standard: 14Years
Purpose: Originally: A water retriever dog
      Modern times: Companion, pet
Alternate Names: Caniche, French Poodle

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Yummy Healthy Home Cooking for Your Poodle

Read more about why you should consider home cooking for your Poodle....More

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Poodle Dental Care

Not very long ago, dog owners (and even veterinarians) believed that when a dog chewed on rawhide or dry dog food, that this sufficiently cleaned the teeth. We now know that this is far from true. Dogs do not develop cavities in the same way that people do, however they are very susceptible to tooth decay and infections.

Daily care in the form of brushing is vital to maintain the health of your dog. Toy Poodles are especially vulnerable to teeth issues, which can lead to discomfort, tooth loss and dangerous infection. All dogs should be trained to have their teeth brushed at home, as part of their daily grooming routine. Learn how to train your dog to sit nicely for cleanings and what you need to know about dental care. Read More

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Allergy Information

More than 20% of all dogs suffer from allergies, with flea allergy dermatitis being the most common form. Your Poodle may also suffer from 1 of the 4 types of allergens that affect dogs. You may think your Poodle has a cold or is having tummy issues, but this could be allergies and easy to resolve if you know what to look for. More about Allergies

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Pictures of Poodles

Do you have an amazing, beautiful Poodle? Have you taken photographs that are just so cute, you want a wonderful place to show them off? Share your photo with the world by nominating your dog for the "Amazing Poodles Photo Gallery". Allow your dog to shine in the spotlight!

This is a fantastic great way to let the whole world see just how cute and wonderful your canine family member is! We have over 95,000 loyal readers each month, so this is your chance to shine! Learn More

Separation Anxiety

Separation Anxiety is very common, it is a serious issue for many dog breeds, but especially for intelligent, sensitive dogs such as this breed. Whether you have a Toy, Miniature or Standard, it is important to understand the signs of this and exactly how to help your dog cope with being home alone. There are many steps that you can take to help your dog gain the self confidence needed to be by themselves while you are away, whether it is for 1 hour or for a full working day. Let's discuss this issue that touches so many owners. Read More

Grooming Information

If there is any one dog breed that comes to mind when thinking about grooming, it is certainly Poodles When a person thinks about this breed, one of the first things that come to mind are the intricate and perfect "show cuts" that they are known for. However, even if you decide to keep your pet with a "puppy clip", there is much to know about grooming. Once must remember that proper grooming will not only include the very important clips and care of the coat...but also nails & dewclaws, tear stains, anal gland expression, proper bathing, tangles & mats and other elements that all work together to create 1 perfect, adorable dog. Let's take a look at what a Poodle owner needs to know!

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