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- What is the rarest poodle color?
- Are poodles the smartest dogs?
- How fast do poodles learn?
- What are poodles known for?
- Are red poodles rare?
- What is a phantom Poodle?
- Do poodles like water?
- Do poodles require a lot of attention?
- What is bad about poodles?
- Do poodles like to cuddle?
- What age do poodles calm down?
What is the rarest poodle color?
Apricot poodles are the rarest in the world. Caused by a recessive gene, this color comes off as a very light red that borders on cream.
Are poodles the smartest dogs?
Poodles are highly intelligent dog breeds. In fact, they're the second smartest dogs (out of 138 breeds) when it comes to obedience & work intelligence. Plus, Poodles have some of the highest instinctive intelligence among water retrievers with strong evidence of high adaptive intelligence.
How fast do poodles learn?
A Poodle can start learning obedience commands very young, as a puppy of 6-8 weeks. Your young Poodle may take a while to learn all the obedience commands, but never underestimate your smart little Poodle dog, he may surprise you with how quick he takes to obedience training.
What are poodles known for?
Poodles are notorious for their intelligence and ease of training. They are lively, active, fun-loving and family dogs with a sense of the ridiculous. Poodles are exceptional jumpers, so pet owners need to ensure the yard has proper fencing.
Are red poodles rare?
Red poodles are rare and are of a faded gene. ... Red only became an official AKC color in 1980 and now many breeders in Canada have come together to form the Apricot Red Poodle Club. A true red will have black points. Liver points are acceptable but not preferred in the U.S.
What is a phantom Poodle?
A phantom poodle is the same intelligent, lovable and entertaining toy, miniature or standard-sized companion who originated in Germany several centuries ago. Phantom is merely one of the color patterns that a poodle's curly coat exhibits.
Do poodles like water?
Born to swim – Poodles love water!
The reason behind the Poodle's unique coat is in fact this origin of the breed: it was originally developed to dry quickly and to be low maintenance when it gets wet frequently.
Do poodles require a lot of attention?
Poodles require a lot of attention and want to be around their owners quite a bit. ... Since Poodles are very sensitive to noise, they also make great watchdogs who alert their owners if there is a stranger nearby. Most Poodles are extraverts and thrive in large, active, households.
What is bad about poodles?
Poodles are notorious for their intelligence and ease of training. ... Poodles thrive on attention and can develop bad habits such as nuisance barking if ignored or left alone. The smaller poodles can be aggressive to people outside their families or to other dogs.
Do poodles like to cuddle?
Poodles love to cuddle at night.
While they're relatively active during the day, insisting on plenty of walks, physical and mental stimulation, your Poodle will love to snuggle up to you at night. Their warm, curly coat is perfect for cold winter nights – you'll be able to get rid of your heated blanket!
What age do poodles calm down?
When do standard poodles calm down? Larger breeds take longer to fully grow, and the standard poodle is no exception. It will take them about 18-24 months before they are officially adults, and you may see them start to calm down a bit.
