@@a.d.c7941 Pretty standard stuff for dogs in general really, it's like saying a human might get diabetes or cancer.. My boy is still in excellent health, only real problem is some joint stiffness.
TehZee when u put it that way, It really makes a lot of sense. I guess the key is to me finding a good breeder that has done real testing on parents etc. I am glad to hear that yours is in great health!! And thank u so much for your reply!!
I never thought I’d have a Poodle but one came into my life as a stray. Now we are lucky enough to have a Standard Poodle. Best dog ever, so smart, goofy and beautiful all wrapped into one.
I agree- I have enjoyed all of my former dogs: Rottweiler, Doberman, German Shep, Golden/Shar-Pei mix; but the Standard Poodle is my favorite all around- smart, sweet, obedient (if you can survive the puppy stage), loves all people/kids/animals- until they don't ...(ie. suspicious stranger- then she goes Cujo...which works for us!)
I have had a wide variety of K-9's over the past 25+ years and Standard Poodles are by far the best breed in the world! SUPER SMART, very easy to house-break & train, protective &'cuddly! I would never have any dog except for a Standard Poodle--- you can keep the toys and miniatures-they are way too hyper, but the Standards are absolutely PERFECT!!!!!
I had a toy poodle that was the best dog I could possibly imagine. My parents got her bc I wanted a dog and they read that poodles were quiet. She was quiet, but so gentle and sweet -- I don't understand why people just assume all toys are yappy and hyper. My mom got breast cancer right after we got her, and even as a puppy she was right beside her 100% of the time, just watching over her making sure she was okay. She was also wonderful with elderly people -- very gentle and loving to all of them, even if she didn't know them. AND SO SMART! I swear she could understand so much of what we were saying. She knew SO MANY tricks and words, and you could combine them -- even if she'd never heard the combination before -- and she would know what you wanted. What was so funny was that she tried to be protective too! She was great at alerting us whenever someone was outside, but bc she was so tiny she wouldn't go investigate unless you went with her as backup. She was the greatest gift of my life.
I’m 6’1 250lbs with a full beard , when I tell people I have two standard poodles , they tend to look at me funny , I say just get one and you’ll never get another dog again, they are incredible amazing dogs 🐩
I have had dogs since I was fourteen, and I was lucky to have some wonderful dogs, loving and intelligent ones. Now, I am 52, we bought us a standard poodle, he is 4 months old, and I have fallen crazily in love with him. I have never dreamed, there could be a dog not just loving and intelligent, but so funny, so full of life, so present at any time, such a huge personality, almost human. I am amazed every day.
I always wanted a standard but could never afford one...around here they range around $2500. Then I came across a lady who bred daughters and sons of champions. The grandparents of these pups were all OFA and PRA checked clear....she decided to stop breeding due to the work and expense of keeping them...she had 3 males and 3 females. She had only one female pup left....her color is a silver beige. I told her I could afford $600. and since I had clipped dogs for 50 years ( yep, I’m 70) and offered a large fenced in yard, she agreed with a spay contract. In the beginning (I got her at 10 weeks) she was so full of energy, I thought “oh no, what have I done”. My vet had several standards, and he told they don’t mature until they are around 2 years old....he was right! But by 2, she is the sweetest, gentlest, loving companion I could have asked for. If you can handle the first 2 years, they are the most fabulous dog you will ever own.
I got my poodle $850 but since he eats literally everything and gets sick no matter what we have to keep treating him and taking him to the vet is a lot more
Richard Einstein She sounds like she was amazing. Any idea how to avoid all of the health issues that were mentioned? Like what breeder to go with etc?
@@a.d.c7941 I bought mine , a male parti standard who is 5 months old now , from a breeder in a little unheard of farming town in Illinois. All I can say is look at the parents, both parents were there when we visited. She had all his vet records an a guarantee of good health from her vet. I've had good luck in the past an I'm not worrying now. I take great care of all my animals . I believe a lot of their health issues come from food. Do your research and please consider a raw diet with a grain free dry / wet food mix. I can't begin to tell u all the things I've corrected in my dogs since I became aware of the lies the pet food industry led me to believe. From crusty nose to itching an skin issues to siezures. Yes , my 9 year old Chihuahua had 3 to 4 seizures a year that I thought could be an older age issue....but I put him on a grain free , raw food diet an he has not had 1 seizure in 2 years an he's a completely different dog. Anyway my standard is a complete joy an he is so smart. You will not regret getting one I'm sure !
Oh how pleased am I to hear that , my boy is 12 and my previous poodles havent gone past 10, Franky is much more laid back than others I have had if i could have him for ever it wouldnt be long enough. We are off to the vet on Thursday for an all over body check and bloods just to be sure we have an insight in anything that may be going wrong..he is already blind from cataracts but copes fine with that and does have a thyroid imbalance with thins his coat slightly apart from that he is fine!
The Poodles sizes go as follows: Toy under 10 inches at the withers, Miniature 10-16 inches at the shoulder, Standard is Taller than 17 inches at the shoulder. However it is VERY uncommon to find a Standard under 22 inches. Also you do not have to maintain a long, luxurious coat on them. There are at least 15 different acceptable hairstyles for Poodles and also since their hair is so versatile you can even turn them into different breeds (Most common is to make them into Bedlingtons) and also Poodles can rock Asian styles very will since their hair fluffs out nicely and can be sculpted quite easily so you can even make it so your Poodle does not actually LOOK like a Poodle..... I think Poodles need to make a comeback and we need to stop breeding Doodles.
Former dog groomer and animal shelter tech here. I love the different hairstyles and lengths that (I feel) only poodles can pull off. I've only had mini poodles (1 as a child through my teens, another through my 20s) but I really want to own a standard poodle this time around. I absolutely agree with the doodle comment. I think goldens and labs are great breeds on their own, but the whole mixing with poodles for a "hypoallergenic" dog, is just ridiculous. It doesn't always turn out that way, and lots of doodles end up in shelters. Besides, poodles are perfect. There's a reason the breed is one of the oldest.
Labs and goldens are more outgoing so I don't see harm in -responsibly- adding one to the poodle line occasionally to make for a more happy-go-lucky line of poodles The doodle breeding we have is a mess
@@Izamota-q5v Uhm no. Poodles are actually happy-go-lucky............. I don't know what ones you've met but wellbred Poodles are actually similar in temperament to Labs and Goldens because they are RETRIEVERS. In fact, the are one of the Original Retrievers and are the foundation for many a sporting breed. The Poodle, Labrador AND Golden Retriever clubs all condemn the mixing of these breeds as they are actually ruining the breeds themselves.
Poodles conform to your lifestyle, they are smart almost human like. I’ve had miniature and toy, and I can attest they are the most loyal, calm and lovable dog. Easily trained. The downside is the grooming, but don’t let that discourage you from having one. You won’t regret it. 🐩
Next to the border collie, poodles are the most intelligent dogs. I had a very smart miniature poodle for 16 1/2 years. He was a wonderful dog! Poodles Rule!🐩
I’m on my 4th standard. All have been kind, gentle, insanely intelligent, my current poodle loves to hold hands to watch tv lol 😂. I love him to bits. ❤
the poodle is my favorite dog :D great dog to have if you can stand the grooming. but there is practically no shedding, they're smarter than your kids and very kind.
My poodle servived 18 years , we had to put him down bcz doctors could not do anything more -he had a weak heart , could not walk anymore -romatism was one issue ...I have had many types of dogs in my life -the poodle was the best .
Incorrect info in some things. There are some other standard colors like blue, cofe'au'late, silver ((different from grey)), red, apricot, ect. Standard Poodles also have no top height. They are anything taller than 15 inches. There are a few other facts that are wrong so I recommend looking at the AKC/CKC/and UKC websites.
Back when I lived in Clermont county I got a standard royal poodle and I got him when he was 8 months old and when he turned a little over a year old he was 34.5 inches from shoulder to paw and he was so beautiful and gentle and smart and strong an I miss him so much right now
I had a standard royal poodle an he was black an beautiful I kept him clipped an taken care of but he got cancer an passed away after 8 years I miss him but I will get another one soon
I have had do many. great dogs. but got into. Standard. Poodles. and they r My loves. so much different s in one and. Two. I have them xo blessed to .and. super. breeder .too .I came to work for a lady had many .that's has I fell in love with all of ,,them .wow. if u haven"t ,,never. Met One U Need .And Hug .One. .they r Amazing .xo
I was gifted a German Poodle from my parents. I was a German Shepard lover. Yet Howard won me over. He size is abnormal and most people believe he is a mixed breed. He is not. He is 31" to the shoulder and stands 5'8".
Health. He forgot to mention the breed is susceptible to bloat! I'm a Standard Poodle Service Dog Owner-trained Service Dog handler, and both of my dogs (different breeders) have bloated. I'm currently on the hunt for a new puppy and hope to raise enough money to get the pup a special surgery when they're of age (1 year).
so. the ACTUAL height of the standard poodle is anything OVER 15 inches. there is no top limit. brindle is NOT a poodle color that is accepted by ANY good owner or breeder as it's signs that your dog is NOT a poodle but IS a doodle as it is NOT a color that appears in the breed on its own.
@@MagicMane-dn5hp can be both but poodles have a strong prey drive you will never trust them off leash. With the female you stand a better chance the dog will not have such a strong prey drive...Anything you want to know just ask
@@MagicMane-dn5hp Because poodles have a string prey drive and the males seem to be highly prey driven.That makes them untrustworthy I have to use soft collar on mine too control him his nature is sweet and in the house hes a joy BUT if he sees prey game over ..He can never be off leash unless He is very far from any roads. If your on a farm or not near any roads its the dog for you .Lee is at the age where he comes back and checks on me . I bike Lee with a soft collar which works a squirrel ran in front of us I ended up with a concussion I know some one else hers broke her arm.A soft collar goes over the nose like a horse bridal they work very well for the poodle. If you get one with a strong prey drive you will never be able to trust it as far as chasing game...
Yes they do. They shed their hair like we do, it's just different than a dog with an undercoat and fur. In small amounts, and it gets stuck in the curls, which is what causes matts to happen.
@@Archer28M I have one too. I am also a dog groomer. It's not like their hair is locked onto them forever. Humans shed too. It's just not constant and excessive like fur.
@@smellmych33z My living room furniture, zofa, closet are all dark colored dog is white so if he was losing hair i will be notecing that. It dozent. Like i said when he is put on the groming table and comb and brush are used then i see some of the hair puled off his skin.
@@Archer28M instead of arguing with me because you can't admit you're wrong, why don't you just Google dog hair genetics instead of assuming you know anything and making an ass of yourself?
Such wonderful breed of dog, this video did not do them justice at all. Poodles come in many colors, and sizes, not mentioned here. Would have taken just a few minutes longer to mention that PCA has decided that in the US we can only show 3 varieties (unlike for example in Germany, where Kleins which are basically small Standards, have their own variety) and only solid colors. United Poodle Association is here in the US, and their standard for Poodles allows basically all colors and color patterns except merles (which doesn’t occur naturally in our breed). Ignoring facts like UPA promoting beautiful multi colors like parti colored Poodles sends many puppy buyers straight to the arms of puppy mill doodle breeders,when they could find a beautiful black and white purebred (yes, AKC and UKC register multi colored Poodles) Poodle of any size, and with some easy research they could find one from a breeder who does all health clearances! Poodles are also such multi purpose dogs, excelling in practically every dog sport, as well as in service dog work and therapy dog work. They served in WWII and were awarded medals as war dogs who saved lives! So please don’t think of a poodle as a foo foo dog-they are amazing creatures and there is no need to pay big money for a “doode” when you can buy or adopt a poodle that will give you years of joy!
Don't let it stop you. They are all possibilities but if you deal with a reputable breeder you'll probably not have to contend with any of them, particularly hip dysplasia as the parents will have been tested and will be clear.
Honestly most of those are going to be listed for ANY pure bred dog, breeding IS inbreeding. Fortunately because their popularity in showing and as working/service dogs, there's many excellent Standard Poodle breeders around the country. Basically you want to look for 3 things: 1. Health testing is the most important. A good breeder will be very up front about the health testing they give their dogs and should freely share that information if asked. 2. Showing their breeding stock. Even if you're not into dog shows (I'm not), a successful show career for the parents is essentially a 3rd party seal of approval that the dog has most likely been carefully bred. 3. A good breeder will take a puppy back and will often contractually require that the dog be returned to them in the event that it cannot be cared for or is no longer wanted. One more thing, don't be turned off by a breeder's janky website and don't be sucked in by a slick one, "the worse the website, the better the breeder" is something I've heard more than once.
I would avoid all the doodles because you never know what you’re going to get. A nicely bred standard poodle is a wonderful dog. My standard is extremely well-behaved, not hyper at all, and has never damaged anything in the house or on my property. He’s fine with being left in the house alone. A lot of it has to do with knowing how to train.
Standard Poodles are ridiculously intelligent, athletic, and hilarious. My good boy has a great sense of humor.
I've had a standard poodle for 11 years now, and it's been 11 years of the best companion and friend I could've ever asked for.
TehZee that is so awesome. I am really wanting one. But all of those health issues he named in the video has me worried
@@a.d.c7941 Pretty standard stuff for dogs in general really, it's like saying a human might get diabetes or cancer..
My boy is still in excellent health, only real problem is some joint stiffness.
TehZee when u put it that way, It really makes a lot of sense. I guess the key is to me finding a good breeder that has done real testing on parents etc. I am glad to hear that yours is in great health!! And thank u so much for your reply!!
Poodles are so smart. Once you have one, it’s hard to get another breed. They are just like a person.
I never thought I’d have a Poodle but one came into my life as a stray. Now we are lucky enough to have a Standard Poodle. Best dog ever, so smart, goofy and beautiful all wrapped into one.
I agree- I have enjoyed all of my former dogs: Rottweiler, Doberman, German Shep, Golden/Shar-Pei mix; but the Standard Poodle is my favorite all around- smart, sweet, obedient (if you can survive the puppy stage), loves all people/kids/animals- until they don't ...(ie. suspicious stranger- then she goes Cujo...which works for us!)
I have had a wide variety of K-9's over the past 25+ years and Standard Poodles are by far the best breed in the world! SUPER SMART, very easy to house-break & train, protective &'cuddly! I would never have any dog except for a Standard Poodle--- you can keep the toys and miniatures-they are way too hyper, but the Standards are absolutely PERFECT!!!!!
Sunny W. Any health issues that were mentioned in the video?
I just got one yesterday! I am looking forward to the love he brings!
I had a toy poodle that was the best dog I could possibly imagine. My parents got her bc I wanted a dog and they read that poodles were quiet. She was quiet, but so gentle and sweet -- I don't understand why people just assume all toys are yappy and hyper. My mom got breast cancer right after we got her, and even as a puppy she was right beside her 100% of the time, just watching over her making sure she was okay. She was also wonderful with elderly people -- very gentle and loving to all of them, even if she didn't know them. AND SO SMART! I swear she could understand so much of what we were saying. She knew SO MANY tricks and words, and you could combine them -- even if she'd never heard the combination before -- and she would know what you wanted. What was so funny was that she tried to be protective too! She was great at alerting us whenever someone was outside, but bc she was so tiny she wouldn't go investigate unless you went with her as backup. She was the greatest gift of my life.
I’m 6’1 250lbs with a full beard , when I tell people I have two standard poodles , they tend to look at me funny , I say just get one and you’ll never get another dog again, they are incredible amazing dogs 🐩
I have had dogs since I was fourteen, and I was lucky to have some wonderful dogs, loving and intelligent ones. Now, I am 52, we bought us a standard poodle, he is 4 months old, and I have fallen crazily in love with him. I have never dreamed, there could be a dog not just loving and intelligent, but so funny, so full of life, so present at any time, such a huge personality, almost human. I am amazed every day.
They probably have useless bulldogs .lol
I also have 2 !
I have one ❤ baby O . 16 weeks
Can someone tell me if it's normal for my standard poodle to be 4 months and only 18lbs ??is he gonna have a growth spurt?
I always wanted a standard but could never afford one...around here they range around $2500. Then I came across a lady who bred daughters and sons of champions. The grandparents of these pups were all OFA and PRA checked clear....she decided to stop breeding due to the work and expense of keeping them...she had 3 males and 3 females. She had only one female pup left....her color is a silver beige. I told her I could afford $600. and since I had clipped dogs for 50 years ( yep, I’m 70) and offered a large fenced in yard, she agreed with a spay contract. In the beginning (I got her at 10 weeks) she was so full of energy, I thought “oh no, what have I done”. My vet had several standards, and he told they don’t mature until they are around 2 years old....he was right! But by 2, she is the sweetest, gentlest, loving companion I could have asked for. If you can handle the first 2 years, they are the most fabulous dog you will ever own.
I got my poodle $850 but since he eats literally everything and gets sick no matter what we have to keep treating him and taking him to the vet is
a lot more
I had an incredible Standard Poodle that lived to be 16 years old.
I believe she was the best dog that ever lived on this planet!
Richard Einstein She sounds like she was amazing. Any idea how to avoid all of the health issues that were mentioned? Like what breeder to go with etc?
@@a.d.c7941 I bought mine , a male parti standard who is 5 months old now , from a breeder in a little unheard of farming town in Illinois. All I can say is look at the parents, both parents were there when we visited. She had all his vet records an a guarantee of good health from her vet. I've had good luck in the past an I'm not worrying now. I take great care of all my animals . I believe a lot of their health issues come from food. Do your research and please consider a raw diet with a grain free dry / wet food mix. I can't begin to tell u all the things I've corrected in my dogs since I became aware of the lies the pet food industry led me to believe. From crusty nose to itching an skin issues to siezures. Yes , my 9 year old Chihuahua had 3 to 4 seizures a year that I thought could be an older age issue....but I put him on a grain free , raw food diet an he has not had 1 seizure in 2 years an he's a completely different dog. Anyway my standard is a complete joy an he is so smart. You will not regret getting one I'm sure !
Oh how pleased am I to hear that , my boy is 12 and my previous poodles havent gone past 10, Franky is much more laid back than others I have had if i could have him for ever it wouldnt be long enough. We are off to the vet on Thursday for an all over body check and bloods just to be sure we have an insight in anything that may be going wrong..he is already blind from cataracts but copes fine with that and does have a thyroid imbalance with thins his coat slightly apart from that he is fine!
I just got one - any recommendations?
The Poodles sizes go as follows: Toy under 10 inches at the withers, Miniature 10-16 inches at the shoulder, Standard is Taller than 17 inches at the shoulder. However it is VERY uncommon to find a Standard under 22 inches. Also you do not have to maintain a long, luxurious coat on them. There are at least 15 different acceptable hairstyles for Poodles and also since their hair is so versatile you can even turn them into different breeds (Most common is to make them into Bedlingtons) and also Poodles can rock Asian styles very will since their hair fluffs out nicely and can be sculpted quite easily so you can even make it so your Poodle does not actually LOOK like a Poodle..... I think Poodles need to make a comeback and we need to stop breeding Doodles.
Ahg I have a standard poodle with short trim and people always says that my dog is a doodle, so annoying. 🙄
Former dog groomer and animal shelter tech here. I love the different hairstyles and lengths that (I feel) only poodles can pull off. I've only had mini poodles (1 as a child through my teens, another through my 20s) but I really want to own a standard poodle this time around.
I absolutely agree with the doodle comment. I think goldens and labs are great breeds on their own, but the whole mixing with poodles for a "hypoallergenic" dog, is just ridiculous. It doesn't always turn out that way, and lots of doodles end up in shelters. Besides, poodles are perfect. There's a reason the breed is one of the oldest.
Labs and goldens are more outgoing so I don't see harm in -responsibly- adding one to the poodle line occasionally to make for a more happy-go-lucky line of poodles
The doodle breeding we have is a mess
@@Izamota-q5v Uhm no. Poodles are actually happy-go-lucky............. I don't know what ones you've met but wellbred Poodles are actually similar in temperament to Labs and Goldens because they are RETRIEVERS. In fact, the are one of the Original Retrievers and are the foundation for many a sporting breed.
The Poodle, Labrador AND Golden Retriever clubs all condemn the mixing of these breeds as they are actually ruining the breeds themselves.
I jusy got my first Standard! In love
Poodles conform to your lifestyle, they are smart almost human like. I’ve had miniature and toy, and I can attest they are the most loyal, calm and lovable dog. Easily trained. The downside is the grooming, but don’t let that discourage you from having one. You won’t regret it. 🐩
Owner of poodles since 11y/o and now getting on my 30s. One of the best breads to have. I love my toy poodle.
Next to the border collie, poodles are the most intelligent dogs. I had a very smart miniature poodle for 16 1/2 years. He was a wonderful dog! Poodles Rule!🐩
I’m on my 4th standard. All have been kind, gentle, insanely intelligent, my current poodle loves to hold hands to watch tv lol 😂. I love him to bits. ❤
Hey, I have a 4 month old standard poodle. He is only 18lbs, is this normal for a 4 month old ? Is he gonna hit a growth spurt?
I like the standard poodle the best out of the 3 types now.
Get a Standard if you have the room to exercise and walk. A great all around dog!
Laffenwright It's quite a difference. By like... 1000 more dollars from my experience.
We had our standard poodle he was born year 1983, he dead 1999, 16 years and 13 days old, and i loved him all the time...
I have a little 6 month old standard poodle, he is such a needy and smart boy. I love him ❤
Best breed, ever
Thank you for sharing
I just got my Beautiful
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From the Breeder
I Absolutely Love Her❤
1:42 "I`m not as dangerous as I look"
Giant, I grew up around poodles and great danes! 💕😁
the poodle is my favorite dog :D great dog to have if you can stand the grooming. but there is practically no shedding, they're smarter than your kids and very kind.
That is why my poodles are fond of hunting something in our neighborhood.. hehe
My poodle servived 18 years , we had to put him down bcz doctors could not do anything more -he had a weak heart , could not walk anymore -romatism was one issue ...I have had many types of dogs in my life -the poodle was the best .
My family has 3 poodles, 2 miniature and 1 toy. They're so smart and loving. I love them. :)
It's my standard poodle, Hugo's world. I and my two kids are lucky enough to live in Hugo's world!
Giant 💕
We got a mini poodle a few months ago. I never wanted a poodle, but this dog is awesome!
Incorrect info in some things. There are some other standard colors like blue, cofe'au'late, silver ((different from grey)), red, apricot, ect. Standard Poodles also have no top height. They are anything taller than 15 inches. There are a few other facts that are wrong so I recommend looking at the AKC/CKC/and UKC websites.
I have 9 standard!
Hello I just bought a 4 month old akC standard poodle. He is only 18lbs. Is this normal for a standard poodle
Back when I lived in Clermont county I got a standard royal poodle and I got him when he was 8 months old and when he turned a little over a year old he was 34.5 inches from shoulder to paw and he was so beautiful and gentle and smart and strong an I miss him so much right now
I had a standard royal poodle an he was black an beautiful I kept him clipped an taken care of but he got cancer an passed away after 8 years I miss him but I will get another one soon
Our groomer has a standard poodle that has lived to be to be 16 years old he is older than me and he is still alive
My toy poodle is perfect ❤❤
I have had do many. great dogs. but got into. Standard. Poodles. and they r My loves. so much different s in one and. Two. I have them xo blessed to .and. super. breeder .too .I came to work for a lady had many .that's has I fell in love with all of ,,them .wow. if u haven"t ,,never. Met One U Need .And Hug .One. .they r Amazing .xo
I was gifted a German Poodle from my parents. I was a German Shepard lover. Yet Howard won me over. He size is abnormal and most people believe he is a mixed breed. He is not. He is 31" to the shoulder and stands 5'8".
They are beautiful persons
STANDARD. POODLES. R. SO . SMART IF U NEVER HAD. ONE U R MISSING OUT .HUG THEM ..XO
Get the children’s book Princess Poodle available on Amazon! It’s a true heartwarming story about a sweet poodle! 💖🐩
Giant is the answer
My poodle died of breast cancer i miss my dog
Why are they in non-sporting group with AKC? I can understand the toy size in toy group.
One day we’ll have a Giant Poodle breed. Lol that would be hilarious
Please come see our korea poodles~^^
Health. He forgot to mention the breed is susceptible to bloat! I'm a Standard Poodle Service Dog Owner-trained Service Dog handler, and both of my dogs (different breeders) have bloated. I'm currently on the hunt for a new puppy and hope to raise enough money to get the pup a special surgery when they're of age (1 year).
15-21" ? Fewer than 10% are that short. 90% over that range.
Michael Fortunato my boys 29”
I have a small standard and she is 24 at the withers. My boy is 27. I wonder where he got 21 max from.
In Canada it’s 15- infinity
A giant
A Giant
there is also a medium-sized poodle
so. the ACTUAL height of the standard poodle is anything OVER 15 inches. there is no top limit. brindle is NOT a poodle color that is accepted by ANY good owner or breeder as it's signs that your dog is NOT a poodle but IS a doodle as it is NOT a color that appears in the breed on its own.
I want a tall giant poodle so bad.... But my ma won't let me get a pet.
your mom does not know what shes missing I bike walk mine 2 times a day for 20-25 minutes he is a love I suggest a female mine has a strong prey drive
@@pinkpoodle9831 I know. She doesn't want to get emotionally attached. That's what she says her reasons are... Smh.
@@pinkpoodle9831why do you suggest a female?
@@MagicMane-dn5hp can be both but poodles have a strong prey drive you will never trust them off leash. With the female you stand a better chance the dog will not have such a strong prey drive...Anything you want to know just ask
@@MagicMane-dn5hp Because poodles have a string prey drive and the males seem to be highly prey driven.That makes them untrustworthy I have to use soft collar on mine too control him his nature is sweet and in the house hes a joy BUT if he sees prey game over ..He can never be off leash unless He is very far from any roads. If your on a farm or not near any roads its the dog for you .Lee is at the age where he comes back and checks on me . I bike Lee with a soft collar which works a squirrel ran in front of us I ended up with a concussion I know some one else hers broke her arm.A soft collar goes over the nose like a horse bridal they work very well for the poodle. If you get one with a strong prey drive you will never be able to trust it as far as chasing game...
Giant
A. Giant
B.Miniature
Which of these is NOT a size - based variety of poodles generally recognized by kennel clubs ?
Answer: A giant
POODLES DONT SHED AT ALL ARGH!
Yes they do. They shed their hair like we do, it's just different than a dog with an undercoat and fur. In small amounts, and it gets stuck in the curls, which is what causes matts to happen.
@@smellmych33z No they don't i hawe one. Onlly time it loose hair is when i grom it.
@@Archer28M I have one too. I am also a dog groomer. It's not like their hair is locked onto them forever. Humans shed too. It's just not constant and excessive like fur.
@@smellmych33z My living room furniture, zofa, closet are all dark colored dog is white so if he was losing hair i will be notecing that. It dozent. Like i said when he is put on the groming table and comb and brush are used then i see some of the hair puled off his skin.
@@Archer28M instead of arguing with me because you can't admit you're wrong, why don't you just Google dog hair genetics instead of assuming you know anything and making an ass of yourself?
I thought the poodle was useless upper class dog. I couldn't be more wrong.
Such wonderful breed of dog, this video did not do them justice at all. Poodles come in many colors, and sizes, not mentioned here. Would have taken just a few minutes longer to mention that PCA has decided that in the US we can only show 3 varieties (unlike for example in Germany, where Kleins which are basically small Standards, have their own variety) and only solid colors. United Poodle Association is here in the US, and their standard for Poodles allows basically all colors and color patterns except merles (which doesn’t occur naturally in our breed). Ignoring facts like UPA promoting beautiful multi colors like parti colored Poodles sends many puppy buyers straight to the arms of puppy mill doodle breeders,when they could find a beautiful black and white purebred (yes, AKC and UKC register multi colored Poodles) Poodle of any size, and with some easy research they could find one from a breeder who does all health clearances! Poodles are also such multi purpose dogs, excelling in practically every dog sport, as well as in service dog work and therapy dog work. They served in WWII and were awarded medals as war dogs who saved lives! So please don’t think of a poodle as a foo foo dog-they are amazing creatures and there is no need to pay big money for a “doode” when you can buy or adopt a poodle that will give you years of joy!
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Sounds like so many health issues. I want one bad all those issues worry me
Don't let it stop you. They are all possibilities but if you deal with a reputable breeder you'll probably not have to contend with any of them, particularly hip dysplasia as the parents will have been tested and will be clear.
Honestly most of those are going to be listed for ANY pure bred dog, breeding IS inbreeding. Fortunately because their popularity in showing and as working/service dogs, there's many excellent Standard Poodle breeders around the country. Basically you want to look for 3 things: 1. Health testing is the most important. A good breeder will be very up front about the health testing they give their dogs and should freely share that information if asked. 2. Showing their breeding stock. Even if you're not into dog shows (I'm not), a successful show career for the parents is essentially a 3rd party seal of approval that the dog has most likely been carefully bred. 3. A good breeder will take a puppy back and will often contractually require that the dog be returned to them in the event that it cannot be cared for or is no longer wanted. One more thing, don't be turned off by a breeder's janky website and don't be sucked in by a slick one, "the worse the website, the better the breeder" is something I've heard more than once.
I have a red head poodle named Flynn witch means son of the red one
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Poodles are NOT well behaved. Lol
Every single poodle or doodle I've seen is unruly, hyoer, and hard to train. I wouldn't want one.
I would avoid all the doodles because you never know what you’re going to get. A nicely bred standard poodle is a wonderful dog. My standard is extremely well-behaved, not hyper at all, and has never damaged anything in the house or on my property. He’s fine with being left in the house alone. A lot of it has to do with knowing how to train.
@@TucoDog-ho6fwcould you share your breeder? we are looking to get a standard. T y. If you’d like to do it privately i can send you our number. t y
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