THE MOST INTELLIGENT POODLE

Poodles are known to be the smartest of all members of the dog race. There is a general belief that he is a "fob" who is largely busy with personal decoration, and that he needs a great deal of individual attention on his toilet issue. It may be true that to maintain the order of presentation and complete cleanliness, its owner needs to devote more attention to it than is necessary in the case of many breeds, but in other respects it does not cause much trouble, and everything associated with it agrees in their opinion. There is no interesting and responsive dog as a companion. His mental qualities and his thinking abilities are truly so remarkable that there is almost something human in his charisma and dedication. His ability to learn is never denied, and many stories are told of his remarkable talent and versatility.

It wasn't just a show dog that distinguished itself. More than just a fortress of stalls, it has been trained to walk on the tightrope and stand on its head. He's adept at doing tricks, but it's his brain's alertness that sets him apart from other animals.

This prolific and tall dog has the peculiarity that if not kept constantly it turns into small ropes that increase in length as new hair grows and clings to it. Thus the old, not falling out hair and the new growth intertwined together become distinct cords that look like ropes. Ultimately, if these ropes are not accidentally cut or torn, they are pulled along the ground, thus preventing the poor animal from moving with any degree of comfort or freedom.

Poodles are distinguished by very showy ropes, and from the wonderful appearance of the coat they attract a great deal of attention of the audience when they are shown at shows; But they have lost their popularity among most fanciers, and become few in number due to the apparent fact that it is impossible to make or keep pets from them. The reason for this is that the coat must be oiled from time to time to keep the ropes soft and prevent them from breaking, and of course their coats cannot be cleaned, as it is the only way to keep a dog clean. It is washed, which is a long and tedious process using a rope dog. On top of this, the coat takes hours to dry, and unless a freshly washed dog is placed in a warm room, it is at risk of catching a cold. The result is that rope Poodle coats are always dirty and slightly smelly.

The general appearance of a Poodle

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Head: long, straight, and thin. The skull is not wide and has a slight crest at the back.

Muzzle: long (but not clipped) and strong, not too full on the cheek; White, strong and flat teeth. The gums are black, the lips are black, the lips do not appear.

Eyes: Almond in shape, very dark, full of fire and intelligence.

Nose: black and sharp.

Ears: The skin is long, broad, and low, hanging near the face.

Neckline: Compact and strong, with head lifted and creamy.

Foot: relatively small, well-shaped, well-arched, thick, and solid fillings.

Legs: The front legs are located directly at the shoulder, and they have a lot of bones and muscles.

Back legs: very muscular and well flexed, with well veins, and low bottoms.

Tail: It is set fairly high, well carried, never rolled or carried again.

Coat: Very plentiful, with good solid texture; If it is a sling, then it is suspended in a narrow sling, even; If the braids are non-corded, very thick and strong, and of equal length, the braids close and thicken, without knots or cords.