What is the standard for a teacup poodle? Because the teacup poodle is only a smaller version of the toy poodle, there is no big difference in color or value between the teacup poodle and the standard poodle. The most important thing about the teacup poodle is The characteristic is always its petite size. Teacup Poodle dog standards are primarily defined by size, weight, and height at the withers.

The standard for tiny toys is under 9 inches and weighing between 4 and 6 pounds.

The standard for a teacup poodle is under 8 inches and weighing under 4 pounds.

There is also a smaller type of teacup poodle called Tiny teacup poodle, commonly known as "pocket" poodle. The standard is less than 7 inches and weighs less than 3 pounds.

Standard dimensions: Over 15 inches (38 cm) at the shoulder. Mini size: shoulder height between 28 and 38 cm. Toy size weighing 6~9 kg: shoulder height between 28~30 cm. Weighing 3~6 kg, tea cup size: shoulder height equal to or less than 20 cm. Teacup Poodles weighing 3kg or less are considered ultra-small.

Standard Poodle: Height at the shoulders is over 35cm, weight is 20-32kg; Miniature Poodle: Height at the shoulders is 25-38cm, weight is 12-14kg; Toy Poodle: Height at the shoulders is less than 25cm, weight is 7kg. Teacup is a mini, very small. Teacup Poodle: height at the shoulder is less than 20cm.

The growth cycle of teacup poodles: Their birth weight and growth during lactation will not have much advantage compared to toy poodles. Its most important growth characteristics will appear after 4 months, when they They will enter a slow growth period, and most will stop growing at 7 to 8 months. (For most standard toys and mini toys, 4 to 8 months is their rapid growth stage, and they enter slow growth after 8 months)

Estrus status: Compared with toy VIPs, the estrus period will be delayed and extended overall. The first estrus usually occurs after 12 months, mostly between 14 and 16 months, and the latest individual can be seen between 18 and 19 months. The interval between estrus is usually between 7 and 8 months.