Among many beloved pet dogs, poodles are very easy-to-raise breeds. Poodles are very lively and cute, and also very smart; many things can be learned after just a few training sessions. At the same time, poodles are very clean and have little body odor. Besides these advantages, another reason people like dogs is that dogs that cling to their owners are very endearing. So, do poodles like to cling?

In fact, poodles are also a breed that really likes to cling to people. And their clinginess level is very high. In our daily life, if we raise a poodle but do not often hold or kiss it, the poodle will feel very unhappy, thinking that its owner does not like it. Therefore, many people also call poodles a healing breed. They can make people feel needed, which gives a feeling of mental and physical healing.

Many poodle owners after a busy day come home to find their poodles jumping up, wanting hugs and kisses. Such scenes are very warm. When we encounter unhappy things in life, poodles can sense our unhappiness and try to find ways to cheer us up. When poodles sense that we need a moment of quiet, they will tone down their clingy nature and quietly stay by your side. However, from their expressions and actions, they still show signs of unhappiness because they love to cling so much.

Many dog owners dislike their dogs sleeping on their beds, but poodles are an exception. Many owners are willing to let poodles come onto their bed and sleep together. Even if the owner disagrees, the poodle will strongly insist on sleeping with the owner. If you resist this strong request, the poodle will feel very unhappy. Once the owner agrees to let it into the room to sleep, the poodle becomes very happy and obedient.