Poodle Information
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Glossary and Photos of Poodle Parts
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The Poodle is very unique and special dog for many reasons, one being the amazing clips that are done to this dog breed.
Let's take a look at the terms used for the various areas of a Poodle's body and/or coat trimmings.
The Poodle is very unique and special dog for many reasons, one being the amazing clips that are done to this dog breed.
Let's take a look at the terms used for the various areas of a Poodle's body and/or coat trimmings.
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Bloom: The seen of the coat when in prime condition
Bracelets: The rounded tufts of hair left on each back leg of the Continental and English clips.
Clipped or Shaved Bands: The areas between the bracelets on the back legs.
Crescents ( or "Kidney Patches"): Terms used to describe the curved clipped area on each side of the flank.
Feathering or Fringes: The longer hair on the Poodle's ears.
Mane or Ruff: The long, profuse hair on the neck, shoulders, ribs and chest that is shaped round.
Occiput: The posterior or back point of the dog's skull.
Pack or Saddle: The closely trimmed hindquarters.
Pompon: The rounded tuft of hair left on the end of the Poodle's tail.
Puffs: The rounded tufts of hair left on the bottom of each foreleg on the Continental and English Saddle clips.
Rosettes: The rounded tufts of hair left over the hips.
Topknot: The long hair on the top of the head from the stop to the occiput.
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Bracelets: The rounded tufts of hair left on each back leg of the Continental and English clips. Clipped or Shaved Bands: The areas between the bracelets on the back legs. Crescents ( or "Kidney Patches"): Terms used to describe the curved clipped area on each side of the flank. Feathering or Fringes: The longer hair on the Poodle's ears. Mane or Ruff: The long, profuse hair on the neck, shoulders, ribs and chest that is shaped round. Occiput: The posterior or back point of the dog's skull. Pack or Saddle: The closely trimmed hindquarters. Pompon: The rounded tuft of hair left on the end of the Poodle's tail. Puffs: The rounded tufts of hair left on the bottom of each foreleg on the Continental and English Saddle clips. Rosettes: The rounded tufts of hair left over the hips. Topknot: The long hair on the top of the head from the stop to the occiput.More Information
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