Poodles

I had the same question, yet no websites were useful. But then, I searched non toxic plants, and Paricha, aka Money Tree, were unharmful.

So basically,

No. Money Trees are not poisonous or toxic to dogs. :)

Jack, Louie, Ollie, Coby, Hunter, Griffin

First thing in the morning our poodle puppy gets his whole face wiped off with plain warm water (he loves it) using some wash cloths saved just for him. All you need to do is wipe out the sleep matter in the corners. Keep it clean all the time to prevent eye infections.

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2. "Mongrel" is the orthodox answer

I think the name I came up with is better... A "Weigle"

To make them look good.

Actually their cut was invented to protect their body parts from getting too cold since they are a water retriever dog.

Tips: 1. Make sure it has its shots before going out(PAY ATTENTION! It's very tempting to show your baby off to other people, I know) Puppies require about 3 rounds of shots separated by 1-2 week intervals, until they have had all of them, the previous shots are of no use, your puppy is still not immune to illness. Parvo is a killer among puppies, and can live in an area for up to a YEAR, it is NOT safe to take your puppy anywhere other dogs have been, or been touched...safest place for your puppy is at home until all the shots are complete. 2. Give it good food. If your puppy is still small and can't bite or chew yet, soften and mash the food with water and a spoon. Clean its bowl before and after giving it food. Also, give it clean water and be sure to check if there's still a lot left every couple of hours. 3. Buy a nice bed or cage. Have a separate place where it can poop and pee and train it to go to its business there. 4. If it you catch it in the act of chewing or pottying in the house, point your finger at it and say a loud and firm"NO!". Do NOT scold the dog unless you see him/her doing it, or else he/she will have no idea what you are scolding him for. Don't ever hit your dog or rub it's nose in it's urine or feces, you are only installing fear, and the dog will hide to do it's business in the house, making your job more difficult in potty training. 5. When you bring it out, put it on a leash, a carrier or stroller. Make sure you put newspaper on the bottom of the carrier. Bring a water bottle and make it comfortable. Bring food in case it gets hungry or if you go out when it has its feeding time. When you bring it on vacation, bring all the things that are necessary for your trip or vacation. If you want, you can buy some dog diapers or baby diapers and pierce holes in them. 6. Buy it chew toys, squeaky toys or any type. As long as they have some and you don't want to play with them, they'll be happy to amuse themselves. Make sure to check back though. ;) You never know what will happen if you leave a bored dog with a stuffed toy. 7. If you're going to give it a bath, use warm water and good shampoo/conditioner/soap. Be fast because you don't want your dog to be freezing and maybe getting bath phobia or catching some sickness. Blow dry it for shih tzus. :D 8. NEVER feed your dog chocolate, chocolate is toxic to canines. :D

9. Excercise. A daily 45 minute walk is good. 10. Give it lots of love and care, socialize it, play with it and have fun!!! These tips apply to poodles and shih tzus too. :D Hope this helps! 11: Poodles should be groomed atleast once a month, or no longer than every 2 months if kept up at home. Use a comb, not a brush to get all the way down to the skin. Feed a healthy diet. RAW is the best diet out there, commercial dog food is HORRIBLE regardless of price or how well it's advertised. It's safe to feed dogs chicken, they are immune to Salmonella, unlike humans...infact, we are the only ones who COOK our food for good reason. Start with chicken, and after a few weeks, let them have at it...beef, pork, ribs, tripe, raw eggs..etc, ....research! 12: Don't hit your dog! EVER!

The German word is 'pudlhund', from which we get the name 'poodle'. 'Pudl' means 'puddle' - poodles were bred to retrieve game from the water.

No, white hair can't turn black again. You could dye it black. But you have to do it continually because it does fade.

Poodles sleep at night like humans do, about 8 to 9 hours. Plus they take short naps during to day. We are training our four month old to a crate. Take food and water away from him four hours before bed time. He will get used to the routine.

I cut my doberman's tail when she was a few weeks old, but you should do it between 4 and 7 days for the least trauma and no anesthetic to be necessary. My rotweiller got his cut then, and it was quite easy.

Treatment time was short, and he was happy as ever.

It could be a bad habit your poodle has gotten into. To be on the safe side it would be a good idea to visit your veterinarian, he can give you the proper answers you need.

About 600-900 dollars depends on the color <3

There is such thing called a pomapoo. A lot of people have not heard about them though. They are very nice with everyone. You could go to a breeder.

All poodles were used for hunting at one time and through breeding came the Toy Poodle. Generally these little dogs are easy to care for and just the right size the owner may want. Don't EVER underestimate a small dog because they can go up your leg like a rusty can opener if they feel their owner or their property is in danger.

Commonly a Toy Poodle is used for a family pet, therapy dog, obedience (they are highly intelligent dogs) and show dogs. They were originally used as hunting dogs, water retrieving truffles for roots of oak trees. Poodles are excellent swimmers by the way. Poodles are also very fast runners. Toy poodles are also used in the circus because toy poodles are very sure footed and love to jump and walk on their hind feet.

Well....... About 60-150

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Poodles (Toy, Miniature, Standard Poodles) are very, very, "highly" intelligent. They are very quick to train. They thrive on pleasing their masters, and make excellent companions and pets. They are smarter than a bulldog.

This depends on the breeding, as well as socialization of the dog. In general poodles are known to be very smart and were used for hunting and other sporting activities. They take training as any other dog would. Most of the time it is not so much that the dog is dumb but rather the own that does not know how to train and teach the dog. From a personal view I have owned 4 poodles and never had a "dumb" one in the bunch. I have owned Standard Poodles that I have shown in AKC events. I have had tiny toys and toys also. So from a personal view I would have to say that they are very intelligent for the most part. Again go to a reliable breeder, be sure to see and spend time with parents of puppy. Find a class or read some books on how to train your dog. It is always best to start a basic training class as early as you can.

toy poodles are generally very easy to train. They care a lot about pleasing their masters and are very cute.

I suggest that you look these dogs up to find the right one that you want if you're getting a dog. There are many many sporting dogs: 1. American water spaniel. 24• Sussex spaniel 2. Boykin spaniel. 25. Vizsia 3. Brittany. 26. Weimaraner 4. Chesapeake bay retriever. 27. Welsh springer spaniel 5. Climber spaniel. 28. Wirehaired Pointing griffon 6. Cocker spaniel 7. Curly-coated retriever 8. English cocker spaniel 9. English setter 10. English Springer spaniel 11. Field spaniel 12. Flat-coated retriever 13. German shorthaired Pointer 14. German wirehaired pointer. Hope this helps! 15. Golden retriever 16. Gordan setter 17. Irish red and white setter 18. Irish setter 19. Irish water spaniel 20. Labrador retriever 21. Nova scotia duck Tolling retriever 22. Pointerv 23. Spinone Italiano

There are two ways that poodles can vary: size and color.

Size:

Poodles come in three sizes: toy, miniature, and standard. Since these sizes are a result of selective breeding, multiple sizes can occur within the same litter of puppies, and intermediate sizes can also occur. Some unscrupulous breeders will charge extra high prices for very small poodles, called "teacup" poodles, or extra large "royal standard" poodles, but these are not recognized variations by reputable breeders. Every kennel club has its own set of standards for size, but all are approximately the same. Toy poodles are the smallest recognized poodle variety, at approximately 10 inches and under at the withers (shoulders). Poodles are considered to be miniature if they are between approximately 10 and 15 inches at the withers, and standard if over 15 inches at the withers.

Color:

Poodles have coats that continuously grow and do not shed. They come in many colors, including white, cream, apricot (think strawberry blonde), red, cafe au lait (light brown), chocolate (dark brown), silver-beige, silver, blue (very dark gray), black, parti color (bicolor spotted), phantom (markings like those on a doberman), mismark (more than two colors), and tuxedo (black, with a white bib and belly).

Of course, interbreeding can produce any mixture of colors or size, though they may not be recognized by most kennel clubs.

Well, technically, yes. Poodles can get really upset stomachs pretty easily.

Never, boodles are a breed of domestic dog that have been developed by humans. Thus at no time were there ever any wild poodles.

The average life span of any breeds varies widely. The smaller dogs tend to have longer life spans. A well bred one can live 15-20 years with good care including not over feeding it. Some of the smallest Poodles have genetic problems from the intensive breeding for size which often leads to short lives. You should be able to expect a long life for an ordinary Toy Poodle.
13 yrs to possibly 19 years.
The life span of a Toy Poodle is 12 - 14 years.
They average 12 to 15 years.

you could try You might end up with a... Pugshire? I don't know. But (for the best possible results) the dogs should be at the ideal breeding age, about the same size, and fully medically tested for disease, fertility, etc. You should also ask your veterinarian for the go-ahead on this particularly adventurous breeding venture.

yes it is a very cute name and is very common

it is probably the best name ever