If you want a small, non-shedding and smart dog, the Poodle is the dog. They also have a name called "Teddy Dog". People often mistakenly think that they are two kinds of dogs. In fact, Teddy Dog It's just the original shape of the poodle, and their collective name is "poodle".

1. Puppy or adult dog

Puppies are usually chosen. Puppies that grow up in a family will establish a strong relationship of mutual trust with their owners and are easier to train at home. Watching puppies grow day by day is also an irreplaceable joy. However, the growth process of puppies will take a lot of time and energy from the owners, and an overly active puppy may be a burden to the elderly. Adult dogs usually remain attached to their previous owners and maintain some of their previous living habits, which are not easy to change. However, for an owner with insufficient energy, adult dogs are relatively worry-free. Usually, dogs that have been strays will cherish the warmth of a new home more, so going to a stray dog ​​shelter is also a good choice.

2. Male dog or female dog

Usually, female dogs are docile and more attached to their pet owners, but there are two estrus periods every year, during which the female dog's temperament will be unstable and the floor at home will be soiled. If you let your female dog give birth, caring for her will be time-consuming and labor-intensive, although having a litter of puppies can be a lot of fun. Male dogs have better physical strength and better learning abilities, but they usually have a slightly stronger body odor, are relatively difficult to train, and their strong dominance instincts may prompt him to fight with other male dogs.

3. Purebred or mixed-breed

"Mixed" or "mongrel" often makes people think of illness or badness, but in fact this word only means that the origin of the dog's birth is unknown or the parents are of different breeds. Their strains will not be recognized by the Purebred Dog Association and cannot obtain a blood certificate. , and usually cannot participate in official competitions. But otherwise, mixed-breed dogs are far less likely to suffer from genetic diseases than purebred dogs and are generally healthier and more lively. If you are not a dog breeder, or if you want your dog to compete in competitions, there is no particular difference between a mixed-breed dog and a purebred dog.

To select an excellent and qualified Baoding Poodle, owners must first follow the above three points of knowledge. Wait for the owners to make preparations and decide what kind of poodle to buy before choosing. It can also be said that it is the right choice to make preparations before buying. This is the so-called principle of knowing yourself and your enemy and winning every battle.