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  • Standard Poodle Puppies

    Poodles are often portrayed in popular culture as delicate dogs; in fact it may surprise you to see the size of a full grown standard poodle. While there are toy and miniature versions of this breed, the Standard poodle puppies will grow into quite large dogs. In fact they fall into the large dog category and can weigh up to 70 pounds.

     

    This is certainly no lap dog, though your dog might think otherwise. This is a great family dog and will do very well in a household of people. There are a few things you need to think about before you bring home Standard poodle puppies.

     

    Grooming

     

    Before you even think about buying Standard poodle puppies you should be aware that these dogs need a lot of grooming care. These dogs don’t really shed and are a great choice for people with allergies. However to keep a Standard poodle’s coat in good shape you need to have its coat clipped every 6 to 8 weeks.

     

    Your puppies also need regular baths. This can be a lot of work and can prove to be quite an expense; if you can’t afford to spend this much time and money on your dog’s grooming then look for another breed.

     

    Your Home

     

    While your puppies may not look like it, they will grow into big dogs. This means they need regular exercise. If your home does not have a yard then is prepared to take your Standard poodle puppies for long walks. These dogs do like homes that have a yard, so keep this in mind when choosing this breed.

     

    Choosing The Right Puppy

     

    When you are choosing Standard poodle puppies you want to choose one that is healthy above all things. This can be a little hard when you don’t consider yourself to be a dog expert. How do you know what exactly constitutes a healthy pup? There are a few guidelines that you can follow when looking for Standard poodle puppies.

     

    First make sure that you pick up your puppies from a breeder rather than a pet shop. The advantage of going to a breeder is that you will be able to look at the parents of your little puppy. It is important to see the health and temperament of your puppy’s parents. While it is tempting to spend your visit at the breeders with the puppies you want to spend more time with the parents.

     

    The behavior of the parents will give you a better idea of what your poodle will be like when it grows up. Before you make a purchase you want to read up a little on problems that affect Standard poodles and make sure that the parents do not have any of these problems.

     

    When you are satisfied that the Standard poodle puppies you are about to buy come from good parents you should make sure that the puppy itself is a healthy one. You want to choose a lively puppy that is not afraid of people. If the puppy you are thinking of buying is skittish, think again. It may be harder to train and may not do well in your household.

     

    The coat of your Standard poodle puppies should be healthy. There should be no sign of fleas, any sore patches, or bald patches. There should be no black dirt on the belly, this is actually flea excrement. Your puppy should not be constantly scratching itself.

     

    When you pick up Standard poodle puppies you don’t want to feel the skin tight on its bones. The skin should feel a little loose when you touch it. Your puppy should also be nice and plump, but look out for a puppy with a distended belly. This could mean health problems like worms.

     

    You should also check that your Standard poodle puppies have nice, bright eyes. You don’t want to choose a puppy that has red eyes, or discharge coming out of its eyes. The ears of your puppy should also be healthy looking, a light pink color is indicative of good health.

     

    The inside of the ears should not smell and there should be no discharge. Once you have done all your homework and chosen a good breeder you should have no problem finding great Standard poodle puppies.

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