Poodle (Detailed Introduction)

Poodles are dogs with many advantages; they are smart, lively, easy to groom, and shed very little, making them very suitable for ordinary families to raise. How is the intelligence of Poodles? One important reason many people keep Poodles is because of their intelligence. This dog with so many advantages also has very outstanding intelligence, ranking second among dogs.

Poodles are not large in size; even the standard Poodle has a shoulder height of about 38 centimeters, while the miniature and toy Poodles are even smaller in height. Although Poodles look small, they are very cheerful and lively. When they perfectly complete a training or excellently obey their owner’s command, they hope to get rewards and praise from their owner. If the owner does not reward them, Poodles may make noise continuously.

The basic training contents for Poodles mainly include following, fixed-point eating, fixed-point defecation, fixed-point sleeping, waiting, come, go, quiet, etc. Parents who have raised Poodles can definitely feel their intelligence and alertness. For example, in training, while other pet dogs may need 10 repetitions to learn, Poodles generally can learn in 3-5 times.

Many people may not have thought that Poodles have such high intelligence. It is precisely because of their high intelligence and obedience that training Poodles is much easier. Therefore, this cost-effective dog is very suitable to be raised.