Poodles have a noble and elegant temperament, are lively and active, highly intelligent and friendly, do not shed, and are very suitable for apartment living. Their coats are dense and curly, making it easy to create various hairstyles. They are loved by many dog enthusiasts. So, is the poodle easy to raise? What are the precautions for raising poodles?

Poodle Raising Precaution 1, Food: Poodle puppies have delicate stomachs. If diet is not carefully managed, it is easy for them to develop diarrhea or vomiting. Therefore, when feeding poodle puppies, owners can choose puppy food containing probiotics, soaked in warm water before feeding. This promotes intestinal peristalsis, helps stimulate appetite, and aids digestion. Water should be clean mineral water or boiled plain water.

Poodle Raising Precaution 2, Coat: Poodles do not shed much and are relatively clean, but their dense fur grows quickly and requires frequent trimming. Otherwise, long fur can easily collect dirt and create a breeding ground for bacteria, causing skin diseases.

Poodle Raising Precaution 3, Walking: Going outside for walks not only helps poodles urinate and defecate but also exercises and strengthens the body. Ultraviolet rays from sunlight can kill bacteria and parasites on the poodle. Walking also expends excess energy and helps develop the bond between dog and owner. Not walking regularly can seriously harm the dog's physical and mental health, potentially causing depression, psychological illnesses, obesity, or skeletal problems. Owners can walk their dogs about an hour daily.

In summary, poodles are understanding, intelligent, and adorable. As long as owners understand the related raising precautions, poodles are quite easy to raise.