Do toy poodles bark a lot?

Answer 1

Toy breeds, all toy breeds, tend to be a bit high strung. They are typically a bit sensitive to changes in environment and anything new introduced to that environment, even as simple as new sounds. The one way any dog will react if stimulated, say by new environmental factors, is to bark. This is how they communicate (one way, the primary way) and they will do so to alert their alpha (typically you) to potential danger or strangeness.

Toys are also easily excitable. This seems to be one of the reasons that those who own toys choose them. We, like dogs, relate to those around us, and we thrive on attention from them. Dog owners fill some of that need for connection by the relationship they have with their dogs.

In short, the animal will take its cues from the owner and the training they have received, but they will also be driven by their own personality and demeanor. Most toys tend toward hyperactivity, so yes, they do tend to be a bit more vocal and "bark a lot."

Answer 2

OK Really! Toy poodles are normal dogs, it depends I have 2 one bites, one doesn't. So i guess Id say sort of?! They're not as quick to bite as some breeds, but if they're provoked enough they certainly will.

Answer 3

The females do have a little attitude trouble. I have a female teacup and she gets aggressive about some things, we are teaching her to not be that way. They need a lot of socializing outside the home and with other dogs and people, children. Take it in the car with you too.