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October 16, 2008

Toy Poodle

Filed under: General, Dog Breed

Toy Poodle is an elegant, lively, small dog with a profuse, but well-groomed and clipped curly coat. The ears are long, flat and wide, laying close to the head. The Toy Poodle is remarkably intelligent. Highly responsive, they are said to be one of the most trainable breeds. Pleasant, happy, perky and lively, they like to be with people.

The Characteristics of a Toy Poodle
By Lisa A Collins

All poodle varieties are basically the same and that includes the Toy Poodle. They have the same normal traits such as their gentle and sweet nature, as well as their loyalty to their owners. They are intelligent, non-shedding, elegant and obedient, and very perceptive. They are third in line after the Standard and Miniature poodle.

Toy poodle
Photo: gotpetsonline.com

The Teacup poodle is the only poodle that is smaller than the Toy Poodle. A Toy Poodle can weigh ten pounds at full maturity and the standard poodle is anywhere from twenty to thirty pounds at full maturity. While the Teacup poodle usually weighs no more then four pounds. The Toy Poodle is popular because it is not quite as delicate as the Teacup poodle, but is still quite small and cuddly.

A Toy poodle does not shed. Most dog lovers will tell you that a non-shedding dog is a very pleasant dog to have around. However, all Poodles need a lot of grooming in order to keep them free of tangles. The Toy Poodle will make a great family pet because it is great with children.

Toy Poodles are rather expensive dogs. They are so popular now that a Toy Poodle puppy can run anywhere from eight hundred to one thousand dollars. These dogs are usually carried in designer carriers and can be seen on television quite frequently. They are available in many colors and first originated in France. They are pampered pooches and can be found at many dinner parties and luncheons sitting right next to their owners.

Their roots go back centuries when poodles would entertain in circuses all over Europe. Then it was quite gauche to have a poodle at Court sitting with the King or Queen. These royal families would pamper their poodles in outlandish ways. This was actually the beginning of the personality trait of the pampered poodle. Toy Poodles evolved having the same traits. Toy Poodles are very cute and adorable and are great dogs to have as a first pet. They are very loving and loyal dogs and make great companions for children, as well as adults.

The Toy Poodle is a small dog but is very hearty and strong. They will always want to sit on your lap and sleep in bed with you. Because of their size it is hard to turn down their requests for such cuddling. These dogs are very healthy dogs and any breeder that tries to tell you otherwise should be reported to the American Kennel Club.

When you decide to purchase a Toy Poodle it is a good idea to first read up on the subject of poodles. You will need to ask the breeder specific questions and you must know if he gives you the right answers. An individual who does not have any questions for the breeder will usually not be sold a dog. Breeders are very careful whom they sell their Toy Poodles to. Because these dogs are small they use up their energy quite quickly. They will need small meals throughout the day in order to keep up their energy.

Lisa Collins has bred and raised Toy Poodles for more than twenty years. There are several Poodle types but the Toy Poodle is the most popular. Poodle information in libraries and the internet will contain generous amounts of material on the Toy Poodle.

Labrador Puppy

Filed under: General

Labrador is one of the most famous, popular and widespread breeds in the world, they have been a familiar sight for decades by the sides of heads of state. They were developed in Britain as an all round gundog.

Labrador Puppy Commandments
By Brooke Sunderland

Labrador Retriever puppies grow up to be bouncy, cheerful, and quite sizable adults. They are very gentle. Their gentleness is manifested at the way they will hold your hand in their mouths because you won’t even feel a thing. If you want an active dog that has a feverish zest for life then this dog is for you.

Labrador Puppy
Photo: truebred-labradors.com

Most Labradors are not prone to the common problems that most breeds have. Labrador’s are not insecure or whinny, their not territorial or destructive, and they are also not hypersensitive or difficult. They will not be difficult to train because they are eager learners and love to please people. The other great thing is that if you have other pets, Labradors are very patient with other animals as well as other breed of dogs.

However if you’re a couch potato choosing a lab for a pet won’t suit you. Labrador Retrievers need and love vigorous exercise to prevent health problems and hyperactivity. So, if you’re not up to playing catch or running around with a Frisbee, then you and your dog will definitely have a problem with each other.

It is best to buy Labrador Retriever puppies than those that are already mature. If you want to really form a bond with your Lab then purchase one that’s still relatively young. Not only will the time you spend rearing him be good for your bond, but you will also have more time getting to know each other’s personality and quirks.

Labrador Retriever puppies can be a bit active. Do not mistake this for hyperactivity, its just puppyish energy and excitement and like with all breeds of puppies this is normal. It is important to train your Labrador Retriever while still young. Be patient in training them as they have the tendency to reflect some of their owner’s personality.

Puppies love to chew, especially Labradors, so keep those shoes of yours out of sight and out of reach. You can broaden your Labrador Retriever’s knowledge and learning as it grows up. They are not hard to train, as they are very intelligent and attentive.

Labrador Retriever puppies for sale are not very difficult to find. Lots of Americans own one so you can buy one when you want, that’s for sure. You can purchase one from a pet store, a breeder or a private owner. However, be wary of those found in pet shops. Ninety percent of pet stores in America get their puppies from puppy mills.

Labrador Retriever puppies that come from puppy mills can have a wide variety of problems. They can have illnesses like mange, bronchial problems, flea infestations and even genetic abnormalities. These problems can cause you thousand of dollars in medical bills. In fact, due to the Labrador’s popularity most puppy mills raise them, and Labrador’s bred in these place often have a lot of attitude problems that the breed is not supposed to have.

So be careful in buying Labrador Retriever puppies. Aside from buying, you also have to be a responsible owner. Make sure that you are ready to take care of Labrador Retriever puppies. Having a puppy is just like taking care of a kid.

Brooke Sunderland has experience dealing with canines and understands how important learning about a breed’s history really is. Not only is the Labrador an attractive, statuesque dog but they also have a very long and complex history. The Internet is one of the best available resources when it comes to finding out further Labrador information regarding the history of Labradors.
 






















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