Poodles

Probable a little pump shoe with a strap across the top of the foot.

It depends how old your poodle is. Usually milk gives dogs Diarrhea. Give your breeder or person you bought the dog from a call. I would ask your veterinarian about giving milk.

1) Poodles don't have the temperament to be seeing eye dogs. They can be high strung and seeing eye dogs are always "on duty" as a working dog.

2) Poodles can and are being used as seeing eye dogs. They are not as common as some of the well-known breeds (Labs, Goldens and German Shepherds) though for several reasons. They are not as likely to be taken seriously as the more popular breeds, and people not looking past the curly coat to read the vest or the harness might deny the guide dog access to a place where it is legally allowed. They are also not as popular with the public as the common guide dog breeds, and therefore it may to hard to find large numbers of fit dogs to train. Also, poodles as a breed can be more reserved then the three breeds listed, though a well-bred well-socialized poodle should do just fine in any situation.

Teacup poodles are a highly intelligent breed with a generally sweet disposition and are easily trained. However unless dominance is asserted they can develop "small dog syndrome" leading them to believe they are in command. While good with children they are more suited to older children.

Generally little dogs live longer than big dogs. Some big dogs may live ten years or less, while a small dog may get to be 15 to 18 years if they are well taken care of. I wish everyone lived longer to be, like, a hundred years old. But, most people would live to be too ugly. ~Spectra22 and Whateve22. (Especially animals!! I absolutely LOVE animals!!)

You really need to see a vet before you medicate your pet.

Black poodles come in three sizes: standard, miniature, and toy. Standard poodles are the largest, typically weighing between 40 to 70 pounds and standing about 15 inches or taller at the shoulder. Miniature poodles usually weigh 10 to 15 pounds and stand 10 to 15 inches tall, while toy poodles are the smallest, weighing around 4 to 6 pounds and measuring about 8 to 10 inches tall. Overall, size varies significantly depending on the specific type of poodle.

Poodles, like all dogs, typically squat to relieve themselves. They may circle or sniff the ground before finding the right spot. Once they’re ready, they'll lower their hindquarters and eliminate waste. It's important for dog owners to clean up after their pets to maintain a clean environment.

The poodle from "The Secret Life of Pets" is named Daisy. She is a spirited and confident character who befriends Max and his friends. Daisy plays a significant role in the storyline as they embark on an adventure together.

Washing a 5-month-old Toy Poodle once a week is generally a good practice to keep their coat clean and healthy. Use a gentle dog shampoo designed for puppies to avoid skin irritation. Make sure to thoroughly rinse out all shampoo, and consider brushing their coat before and after the bath to prevent tangles. Always ensure that the bathing environment is warm and comfortable for your puppy.

When a female toy poodle is in heat, her vulva will become swollen and may appear darker in color. She may also discharge a small amount of blood or a clear fluid. Behavioral changes, such as increased restlessness or a desire to attract male dogs, can also occur during this time. It's important to monitor her closely and keep her safe from unplanned breeding.

Poodles and Alsatians (German Shepherds) are both intelligent, loyal dog breeds known for their versatility and trainability. They share a strong bond with their families, making them excellent companions and protectors. Both breeds require regular exercise and mental stimulation to stay healthy and happy. Additionally, they can adapt to various living situations, although their grooming needs differ significantly, with poodles requiring more maintenance due to their curly coats.

To keep a miniature poodle warm outside in winter, dress them in a well-fitting, insulated dog coat that covers their body and neck. Ensure they have a pair of dog booties to protect their paws from ice and salt. Limit their time outdoors to avoid prolonged exposure to cold temperatures, and provide them with a warm blanket or bedding if they need to stay outside for any reason. Lastly, always monitor their behavior for signs of discomfort or cold.

When a poodle is hurt, it may exhibit signs of pain such as whimpering, limping, or avoiding putting weight on the affected area. It may also show changes in behavior, like becoming more withdrawn or seeking comfort from its owner. Additionally, the poodle might try to lick or bite at the injured area in response to discomfort. If the injury is serious, it’s important to seek veterinary care promptly.