Tobar 38237 Super Stretchy Poo, Assorted Designs and Colours

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The curly coat sheds the least but is the most grooming intensive and will require daily brushing to prevent tangling and matting. Wavy coats are not that labor intensive but should be conditioned before line brushing to maintain the ringlets. Straight coats can grow as 15 cm and need brushing following hair growth. The Toy Poodle has a proud and noble look about them, although they can be real clowns of the dog world by nature. They are elegant and move gracefully with a prancing gait. Like the Standard and Miniature, they boast having lovely even textured, curly single, non-shedding coats which makes them a good choice for people who suffer from pet related allergies. They have fine, long heads with a slight peak and moderate stop. Their forefaces are well chiseled and strong with dogs having tight lips and well-defined chins. Toy Poodle puppies would have had their first vaccinations but it's essential for them to have their follow-up jabs at the right time with the vaccination schedule being as follows: weeks old bearing in mind that a puppy would not have full protection straight away but would only be fully protected 2 weeks after they have had their second vaccination The Toy Poodle has a proud and noble look about them although they can be real clowns of the dog world by nature. They are elegant and move gracefully with a prancing gait. Like the Standard and Miniature they boast having lovely even textured curly single non-shedding coats which makes them a good choice for people who suffer from pet related allergies. They have fine long heads with a slight peak and moderate stop. Their forefaces are well chiseled and strong with dogs having tight lips and well-defined chins.

It’s thought the breed’s name “Poodle” comes from the German word ‘pudel’ which translated means “to plash in water”. However, the actual origins of the breed remain a bit of a mystery, but some people think the breed’s ancestors originally came from the East or from Africa and that these charming dogs found their way to Europe via Portugal. When Toy Poodles move they do so freely with a light happy gait and lots of drive covering a lot of ground for such small dogs. Faults Other people think the Toy Poodle like the Standard and Miniature Poodle, originated in Eastern European countries which includes Russia and there is some thought that Poodles were taken to France by German soldiers during the war and as such France is listed as their country of origin, although it’s more likely that the breed first appeared on the scene in Germany. The breed is thought to be an ancient one, with Poodles existing 500 years ago. Toy Poodles became popular with European Royals during the 17th and 18th century when they were kept as pets and companions along with the Miniature Poodle.The key to successfully training a Toy Poodle is to make their training as interesting as possible and to avoid too much repetition. It's also a good idea to keep training sessions short which helps dogs stay more focussed on what it’s being asked of them bearing in mind that the more intelligent a dog is the faster they get bored and that Toy Poodles are extremely smart little dogs.

The Toy Poodle is known to suffer from a few hereditary health issues which are worth knowing about if you are planning share your home with one of these small energetic and intelligent dogs although in general they are a healthy breed. The conditions that seem to affect the breed the most include the following: A male Toy Poodle can safely be neutered when they are 6 months old and females can be spayed when they are 6 months old too. What about obesity problems?Dogs when they are older can be a little fussier about their food so it’s important to rethink their diet and to make sure they are getting all the nutrients they need to stay healthy Additionally, potty and house training are crucial for pups under six months old as they have difficulty holding their bladders. You will need a potty spot, preferably outdoors, and learn to anticipate their potty needs with a well-structured routine. Take the dog out for potty breaks after each meal, before/after sleeping, after exercise, and so on. Older dogs are not known to be fussy eaters but this does not mean they can be given a lower quality diet. It's best to feed a mature dog twice a day once in the morning and then again in the evening making sure it's good quality food that meets all their nutritional requirements. It's also important that dogs be given the right amount of exercise so they burn off any excess calories or they might gain too much weight which can lead to all sorts of health issues. Obesity can shorten a dog's life by several years so it's important to keep an eye on their waistline from the word go. Feeding guide for a Toy Poodle puppy Older dogs tend to sleep more during the day and they get up more frequently at night which is often because their cognitive function is not as sharp as it was when they were young which means older dogs are more easily confused The Toy Poodle is the smallest of all Poodle breeds and over the years these charming little dogs have proved to be among the most popular companions not only in the UK but in many other countries of the world too. Like the Standard and the Miniature Toy Poodles don't shed and this paired to the fact they are highly intelligent has seen these charming little dogs find their way into the hearts and homes of many people. They are also always well received in the show ring thanks to their desire to perform and please.

The Kennel Club frowns on any exaggerations or departures from a Poodles breed standard and would judge the seriousness of a fault on how much it affects a Toy Poodles overall health and wellbeing as well as their ability to perform. Although affectionate and loyal to their owners, the Toy Poodle can be a little aloof around people they have never met before, but rarely would they show any sort of aggression towards strangers, preferring to keep their distance and bark until they get to know someone. They are better suited to households where one person stays at home when everyone else is out so they never have to spend too much time on their own. Are they a good choice for first time owners? Once a puppy is 11 months old, they can be fed adult dog food. Feeding guide for an adult Toy Poodle Toy Poodles are prone to developing skin allergies which if left untreated can prove notoriously hard to clear up. With this said, allergies can be triggered by several things which includes the following:When it comes to boosters it's best to discuss these with a vet because there is a lot of debate about whether a dog really needs them after a certain time. However if a dog ever needed to go into kennels their vaccinations would need to be What about Toy Poodles when they reach their golden years? Some Toy Poodles gain weight after they have been neutered or spayed and it's important to keep a close eye on their calorie intake and the amount of daily exercise they get to prevent obesity. An obese Toy Poodle would be put at risk of developing certain health issues which could end up shortening their lives by several years. What about allergies? Toy Poodles are highly versatile and adaptable little dogs being just as happy living in a house in the country as they would be living in an apartment in town providing they are given loads of mental stimulation and daily exercise together with lots of attention. What about excessive barking?