"That of a very active, intelligent and elegant appearing dog, squarely built, well proportioned, moving soundly and carrying himself proudly. Properly clipped in the traditional fashion and carefully groomed, the Poodle has about him an air of distinction and dignity peculiar to himself."
Why Poodles?
"Poodles are Labs with a college education. My Poodle will do anything your Labrador will do. After a day of retrieving in the field, your Lab wants to curl up and snore in front of the fire. My Poodle wants to be a fourth at bridge and tell naughty stories." Anne Rogers Clark, the famous handler, all breed judge and Poodle breeder.
Zion was my very first poodle, and he is the best family dog we could ever hope for. He’s the reason I fell in love with the breed. They are very intelligent, athletic, extremely versatile, great with kids and so much more! Poodles have amazing temperaments and personalities, and I highly recommend the breed for most people, my poodles especially get along with children! They are socialized from a very young age, and learn to interact with children of all ages!
About The Breed
The poodle is one breed of dog that comes in three recognized sizes;
Standard (over 15”), Miniature (10" to 15"), and Toy (under 10").
Developed as a water dog, it is believed that the poodle originated in Germany more than four centuries ago, and the name was derived from the Low German word "Pudel," meaning "to splash."
The Standard Poodle is known for its high level of intelligence, trainability, and non-shedding coat. They are a very loving and affectionate breed that do very well with children. Poodles are also very athletic and versatile, they excel at many dog sports such as agility and obedience, as well as assistance and therapy dog work.
The poodle is one breed of dog that comes in three recognized sizes;
Standard (over 15”), Miniature (10" to 15"), and Toy (under 10").
Developed as a water dog, it is believed that the poodle originated in Germany more than four centuries ago, and the name was derived from the Low German word "Pudel," meaning "to splash."
The Standard Poodle is known for its high level of intelligence, trainability, and non-shedding coat. They are a very loving and affectionate breed that do very well with children. Poodles are also very athletic and versatile, they excel at many dog sports such as agility and obedience, as well as assistance and therapy dog work.