Poodles

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

Pencil skirts, Petal pushers, Scarfs tied around the neck and on a ponytail.

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.

Like all dogs, shih poos enjoy playing--especially if the shih poo is a puppy! My male one year old shih poo is particularly crazy, and destroys most toys within days.

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.

They were actually bred for retrieving, not hunting. Once the hunter has killed a waterfowl a poodle can swim out and retrieve the game.

Im afraid I don't know. But whatever you choose, pray for it to work.

Any dog breed!

It is not a replacement for other nutritional needs but it shouldn't be harmful to feed it to the dog.

A female dog (of any breed) first goes into heat sometime around the 6th,7th, or 8th month of age. There's no way to predict when. For this reason, it's best to have a female dog spayed before her 6th month of age.

Female dogs get significant health benefits when they're spayed before the onset of their first heat cycle.

Lol I know exactly what you mean!

OK, try this. Have a look at the poodles bum (the one who has his bum licked by his friend) and check it's clean or if there is any discharge or soreness. If there is any discharge, soreness or it looks swollen you will need to visit your Vet as it's probably a anal gland infection.

If everything is OK with your little guys bum then all you can do is continue to firmly tell your other poodle NO. When your poodle finally listens or back aways from your other poodles bum, give him a treat. Keep doing this and you will be surprised how well it actually works!.

They can or cannot be. It depends on if the poodle was breed with a non-pedigree dog.

No! No dogs should eat chicken bone. They do not break the way beef bones break, and splintered chicken bone can be as deadly for dogs as they sometimes are for people.

Pierre, Joy, Jewel, Bijou ( means the same thing in French) Domino, there are some all with a Gallic flavor.

Poodle's Do not have strong bites as it will make you bleed but nothing like a big dog.

I have never noticed my poodles 'prepare' for winter. In the summer I give them pretty short hair cuts so in the fall I let the hair grow out so they won't get cold outside. With a longer coat it is important to brush it so it doesn't get matted.

Since they do not shed there is no addition of fur or cessation of shedding.

Hair, just like on any other poodle.

A miniature poodle mix short haired Chihuahua mix are both good for people with allergies. A york terrier is not but there are solutions you can put on the dog to stop the dander and control allergies. Talk to the Vet

it depends on the size the bigger the more it cost. toy poodles are around 300$-400$ and big poodles are about 600$ to 700$

There is a related link to view: The Poodle Club of America

To be totally honest your best bet is the groomer.

A Poodle with hard matting is very very hard to get out yourself!

they usually come in 3 sizes: Toy, Miniature, and standard. there are some debates about weather there is another size called teacup.