It comes from the word 'pudel', old german for 'puddle'.
The name comes from the German language 'Pudelhund' meaning 'water dog' So called because the dog was used to hunt water fowl
Some English words that come from German include "kindergarten," "angst," "doppelganger," and "wanderlust."
Poodles originated in Germany.
No. While the name does indeed come from a poodle motif traditionally used on the skirt, the skirt style is still known today as a poodle skirt even if a different motif is used.
the breed name is a jacky-poo (not sure if that's how to spell it. and they have to be the cutest most energetic dogs in the world
Not really, maybe a little bit if you spell it, Google, other words; poodle rhymes with noodle, doodle,
Poodle comes from the German Pudel, which in turn is derived the Geraman verb puddeln meaning to puddel, to splash.
You get a miniature poodle because a big poodle + a small poodle =a miniature poodle .
I've just acquired a standard poodle puppy, and his dad is 31 inches to the shoulder. That's the biggest I've ever come across. I'd be interested to know if anyone knows of a larger poodle
No. Only a poodle or a mixed breed poodle species contains the poodle gene.
They favorably adapt to water. They can swim naturally and were originally bred as hunting dogs, chasing game into and out of the bogs. Note the similarity between the words Poodle and Puddle.
It depends whether most of it's genes come from the poodle or the pomeranian. If it is more like the poodle than it will be more hypoallergenic than if it is more like the pomeranian side.
a poodle can be male or female.