Toy poodle
Life expectancy
12 - 15 years
Weight
Male 3 - 6 kg
Female 3 - 6 kg
Height
Male 3 - 6 kg
Female 3 - 6 kg
Hair
Long
Group
companion dogs
Nicknames
Poodle,French Poodle,Caniche
Index
The Toy Poodle is the smallest of all types of Poodle, they are very intelligent and learn new things very quickly. They have an amazing sense of smell and were originally trained as "truffle dogs" that searched for and dug up truffles and, being so careful by nature, never damaged these expensive delicacies. They are also always well received at show competitions thanks to their desire to perform and please.
Characteristics of the Toy poodle
SIZE
EXERCISE NEEDS
EASY TO TRAIN
GOOD WITH CHILDREN
KINDNESS TO OTHER PETS
HEALTH OF THE BREED
COST TO KEEP
INTELLIGENCE
TOLERANCE TO BEING ALONE
Why choose a Toy poodle?
PROS
Toy Poodles are extremely intelligent and sensitive dogs by nature.
They are very trainable and learn quickly
Toy Poodles are extremely versatile and love to please their owners and families.
They love to be in and around water.
They are very adaptable, they are happy living in an apartment in the city or in the country, as long as they are given things to do.
They have a hypoallergenic coat
CONS
Toy Poodles are intelligent, which means they pick up bad habits just as quickly as they pick up good ones.
They love human contact and suffer from separation anxiety when left alone
They need professional grooming several times a year
They are not a good choice for people with very young families.
They may be cautious around strangers
Toy poodles can suffer from quite a few health problems, which is why vet bills are often high.
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Origin and history of the Toy poodle
The origins of the breed are a mystery, it is believed that its name "Poodle" comes from the German word "pudel", which translated means "to splash in water". Some believe that their ancestors came from the East or Africa and that these charming dogs came to Europe through Portugal. Others say that the Toy Poodle, like the Standard Poodle and the Miniature Poodle, originated in Eastern European countries, and that they were brought to France by German soldiers during the war, which is why France is listed as their country of origin. origin, although it is more likely that the breed first appeared in Germany.
Toy Poodles became popular among European royalty during the 17th and 18th centuries, when they were kept as pets and companions along with the Miniature Poodle. They were also used to find and dig up the expensive truffles. In France, Toy Poodles were used as circus dogs because they were easy to train, loved to entertain and be the center of attention.
Today, the Toy Poodle remains one of the most popular breeds at shows and in homes around the world.
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Character ofthe Toy poodle
Toy poodles are very versatile and intelligent small dogs that enjoy human company. They love to be the center of attention and learn quickly. He will be happy living in an apartment like a house with a garden, as long as he receives plenty of attention, mental stimulation and daily exercise.
They do very well in a home environment which makes them the ideal companion. They are true clowns and love to entertain and be entertained. They are best suited to homes where at least one person stays home when everyone else is away so they always have company. They are a good option for first-time owners as long as you have the time to dedicate to them. If left alone they can suffer from separation anxiety and if not given enough exercise and things to do they can become destructive.
Because they are so charming and small, it is very easy to let a Toy Poodle get away with things that other larger dogs would not be allowed to. This can lead to them developing a condition known as "Small Dog Syndrome" which can make them challenging to live with. That is why it is better to treat him with a firm, gentle and fair hand, so that he does not become spoiled and unruly.
Although he is affectionate and loyal to his owners, he can be a little standoffish with people he doesn't know, but he rarely shows any aggression towards strangers, preferring to keep his distance and bark until he meets someone.
Curiosities about the Toy poodle
In times past, Toy Poodles, with their very sharp noses, were used to find and dig up expensive truffles in France.
Their fur was specifically trimmed to prevent it from being too heavy and so that the Poodles would have enough protection around vital organs when jumping into icy water.
The poodle's coat grows continuously, so it must be trimmed several times a year.
Names for Toy poodle
Apolo, Balto, Bear, Amapola, Amina
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