Does the Poodle listen to commands?

The Poodle is relatively obedient. The breed is known for its gentle, sensitive, mischievous, and adorable personality. Overall, the Poodle has a small frame, but a strong body and is lively and cute. Furthermore, they don't shed much and can live in small spaces. However, the Poodle has high demands for its living environment and requires constant companionship. Its intelligence is not as high as that of similar breeds like the Tibetan Terrier and the Schnauzer, and its alertness is not very high.

Is the Poodle smart?

Although the Poodle's intelligence ranking is not in the top tier, it is considered relatively intelligent among small dogs. The breed is lively, adorable, and clingy, bringing joy to its owners. Owners should be patient and guide and educate the dog to develop good habits.

** Benefits of raising a Poodle **

Raising a dog can bring you a lot of happiness, help you relieve stress, and reduce the likelihood of depression. After playing with the dog, the level of oxytocin in your body will significantly increase, causing a sense of happiness.

How to raise a Poodle

All food must be fresh, and any leftovers from the previous meal should be discarded and the utensils cleaned. It is better to feed the dog dog food. The Poodle has high demands for its living environment and requires constant companionship. The breed is full of energy and needs plenty of exercise. Taking a walk and playing games twice a day, for 30 minutes each time, is beneficial. When the Poodle wants to go to the bathroom, it will show a certain gesture, which varies depending on its personality. When the Poodle's nose smells the floor and its front paws are placed on one spot while its back paws make circles, immediately take it to a designated area to relieve itself.