Poodle (Detailed Introduction)

　　Poodle (Poodle), also known as the French Poodle, originated in France. The AKC classifies it as a toy group dog, and it is now the national dog of France. The Poodle was bred by crossbreeding the Barbet and Hungarian Water Dog in France. It was popular in the French court from Louis XIV to Louis XVI and once became the pet of European noblewomen, later groomed into a curly-haired salon dog. With unique talents and very high intelligence, it can perform various circus acts. Currently, Poodles are mostly used as family companion dogs or store greeters.
　　Chinese Name: Poodle
　　Latin Name: Poodle
　　Other Names: French Poodle, Noble Guest Dog, Curly Dog
　　Kingdom: Animalia
　　Phylum: Vertebrata
　　Class: Mammalia
　　Subclass: Theria
　　Order: Carnivora
　　Suborder: Caniformia
　　Family: Canidae
　　Distribution Area: France
　　Recommended Food: Dog Food
　　Type: Medium Dog / Small Dog
　　Coat Type: Long Hair, Curly Hair
　　FCI Number: 172
　　Function: Companion Dog, Show Dog, Retrieving Dog
　　Average Lifespan: 13-19 years