Poodles

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No dog is completely hypoallergenic, not even the poodle. However, due to the non- shedding fur and low amount of dander, Shepadoodles are less likely to be allergenic than shedding breeds.

Poodles are dogs , of which groups are called packs.

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You cannot give a poodle any human medication unless it has been specifically prescribed by your Veterinarian.

Until you see a Vet, keep your poodle comfortable & if possible, apply a heat pad to the area of pain. Make sure the heat pad is not too warm for him or her. You can use a microwavable pad, but again, make certain it is not too hot. This may relieve the pain.

Your vet would be the person to ask.

Poodles are very intelligent and have very showy hair. The intelligence makes it easy to train them to do many tricks and the poofy hair makes them more entertaining to watch, they were and still are used in circuses.

Take your pet immediately into your Veterinarian for a check up. This dog needs attention immediately.

France only popularised poodles, but the breed originated in Germany, the name 'poodle' coming from 'pudlhund' - 'puddle dog'.

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itdoesn'tmake sense because a maltipoo is a breed mixed with a Poodle and aMalteseso they are practically the same but it mostly depends on how good you take care of it

Beethoven and his family are St. Bernard. The breed is considered a mastiff type. Generally friendly and kind natured. They were originally used by monks to rescue mountain climbers. They come in long haired or shorthaired.
Do you mean the breed of dog in Beethoven the disney movie? Thats a Saint Bernard.

Might be possible but I don't think the poor toy poodle would survive birth, you need to contact your vet.

This is normal, this is how they clean themselves. If, he is constantly linking there could be a problem, take your dog to the vet.

Poodles have a kind temperament and they also make good guide dogs and will protect you. They like to act the fool and play games, and are very sociable animals. As with all dogs, they do have a temper, but this depends on how the poodle is raised and trained. A poodle will not show aggression unless he or she has no choice to defend or protect themselves. But once again, it does depend on how you raise the poodle and how socialised he or she is.

Poodles were bred to be retrievers for hunters. They are water dogs. Water retrievers.

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Some poodles can develop chronic yeast infections in their ears. This is often ascribed to excessive moisture and hair in the external ear canal that promotes a warm, humid environment that yeast thrive in. This can be managed through routine ear cleaning with a mild dog-appropriate ear cleaning solution.

Like all domestic dogs, a poodle's genus is Canis.

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You'll have to get in touch with someone who works for the AKC (American Kennel Club). You'd need to know who the sire and dam are and any other pertinent info needed. If the parents aren't registered, then the dog will not be eligible either. That's the best place to start.

Germany/France.

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Poodles originated in Germany and not France.

It depends. Chocolate in general is bad for dogs, so if it's chocolate fudge it might make him/her a bit sick. But, if it's a really small piece, it might not phase him at all.

No, only a pure 100 per cent poodle would be considered hypoallergenic.

A Poodle is a breed of dog; therefore it was not discovered but bred. The poodle is an older dog, they came before Kennel Clubs and breed standards: it was not one person who bred them but a region over time. They are German and the name comes from the same place as the word puddle, they were bred to be retrievers. Despite their perceived elegance poodles were first a working dog and their distinctive hair cuts are to help them in frigid waters.