Method 1 of choosing a Poodle puppy: Look at the hair

Poodles have very high requirements for hair, so when purchasing, you should pay special attention to three aspects: coat color, hair quantity and hair quality. Pay attention to whether there are stray hairs, which usually appear on the soles of the feet, chest, front of the mouth, and top of the head. Poodles have many coat colors, including white, black, brown, gray, etc., but no matter which coat color the Poodle is, if it is a purebred and high-quality one, the coat color must be uniform and the hair volume must be thick. If you find that the puppy's coat color is uneven, dry and easily broken, and the hair is not abundant, it is best not to buy it. Because the color and amount of coat have a relatively large impact on the appearance of a Poodle, if the hair quality is average, it will greatly affect the appearance after adulthood and make the Poodle look lackluster.

Method 2 of choosing a Poodle puppy: Look at the parents

When buying a Poodle, you should also look at the parents of the puppy. Because relatively speaking, many of the color genes of poodles are not stable, and many of them may follow their parents when they grow up. If the parents are good-looking, relatively speaking, the children will not be too bad. Many poodles are affected by genetic factors and have hair fading, which is relatively common in breeding. Pay attention to feeding natural food containing deep-sea fish oil, which can beautify the hair and fix the color.

Method 3 for selecting Poodle puppies: Look at their spirit

Whether Poodle puppies have good spirits or not can be seen from their behavior when facing strangers. If a dog barks or moves around when faced with strangers and wants to satisfy its curiosity, it means that the dog is in good spirits and is lively and outgoing. If your dog seems weak, and it is not because he just woke up, it may be that the dog is not in good health or has a bad temperament.

Method 4 for selecting a Poodle puppy: Look at the body shape

Poodles can be divided into three types according to their body shape, standard, mini and toy. But no matter what size of poodle it is, a high-quality poodle puppy should be well-proportioned and compact. The shoulder muscles of purebred Poodle puppies are relatively smooth and tight, and the limbs are strong and strong. When walking, the limbs are coordinated and the steps are unified. When standing still, the body is well-proportioned and graceful.

Method 5 for choosing a Poodle puppy: Look at the eyes

When choosing a Poodle puppy, you also need to observe the dog’s eyes. Some poodles may have tear stains due to genetic factors or pathological reasons. If the puppy has dull eyes and there are tear stains or eye droppings around the eyes, it is best not to buy it. It is best to choose a dog with bright eyes and no tears or tears. If your dog has tear stains after being reared, it is probably caused by eating too salty food. Poodles should still eat light dog food.