What NO ONE tells you about owning a Poodle

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Looking to bring home a Poodle? There are things no one tells you about owning a Poodle that you should know before bringing one home. From their hyperactive temperaments, to their natural hunting instincts and grooming commitment, these are 9 things that made owners REGRET owning a Poodle.
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Leave a comment below, did I miss anything about the Poodle that new owners need to know?
00:00 Introduction
00:25 #1 Hypoallergenic Myth
01:21 #2 Hidden Costs
02:24 #3 Not Quiet Dogs
03:42 #4 Prey Drive
04:30 #5 Emotionally Sensitive
05:34 #6 Nightmarish Energy
06:39 #7 Commitment to Grooming
08:01 #8 The Health Issues
09:06 #9 Smart Isn't Always Good

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@TheSmartCanine 8 месяцев назад

Watch next: ❤21 Sweetest Poodle Mixes You'lll Absolutely Love 👇 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-1bhT2D9jLzg.html Anything else I missed that potential new Poodle owners NEED to know? 👇👇

@richardjeng 8 месяцев назад

Not sure if it was just mine, but poodles have major separation anxiety

@DebiJo 3 дня назад

I have always wanted a big purebred standard poodle. My friend is an avid Schnauzer lover, rescuer and will spend THOUSANDS on her own. She knew how much I wanted a poodle and she felt I would give him a good home. A lady had to be put in a nursing home and wanted a good home for her black, 6yr old Standard. I left the very day I was told about him and he’s been with me on my 12 acre horse farm for 4-5 months now. I can’t quit looking at him! He never wants to leave my side. In the house, he is so chill. Outside he barks like the king he is, shouting orders at deer and other woodland creatures. He LOVES people and treats my 2 tiny dogs so gently and attentively. As far as cost, I’m way ahead of the game because she knew I would have him as long as I was alive and let me have him for free. He eats well, rests well and adjusted very quickly. I did notice a slight depression the first few days, but it passed quickly as we have about an acre and a half in chain link fence for him and his Blue Heeler brother who showed him the ropes. Two lovely sentries keeping the yard safe. I am beyond BLESSED to share life with him!

@jadakowers590 2 месяца назад

Both of my pure bred Poodles were rescues. Please give “Pound Poodles” homes.

@PrincessKaila-kf6zg 2 месяца назад

I have a mini poodle! He’s almost 5 months old! I love him

@KCnLex 2 месяца назад

Most of the things you cover are relevant to all dogs. All dogs can be expensive and must have vet visits, food, etc.

@fauxtaux Месяц назад

The poodle is one of the few breeds, however, which must be groomed because like us, they have hair, not fur, that needs frequent cutting. Just a “basic” wash/cut/blowout costs me $100 every 4-6 weeks. That is considerable.

@SMtWalkerS Месяц назад

I have a rescue mini. The grooming is constant, professional and home combing, nails, eye cleaning, ear cleaning. They grow hair out of everything and need their ears cleaned, toes clipped etc. Sensitive, discipline is just a stern talking - he gets it. Scary intelligent. Mine knows our schedule (I have 3 other dogs) and will bark at me if I'm late - in mealtime, walk time, getting up and going to bed. Nag, nag, nag. Has physically snagged a bird out of the air with a huge leap. May look fluffy, but this is a DOG, man!

@shortstuff5724 2 месяца назад

My poodles are Velcro dogs. I am a walking treat dispenser.

@stellabella5269 2 месяца назад

😂😂😂😂

@lindawelburn9140 2 месяца назад

And ❤😂

@alexandraswirski4087 2 месяца назад

Accurate. 😂

@nancyhsu1380 8 месяцев назад

Yes! Low shedding does not mean no grooming!!

@joebloe6928 4 месяца назад

The best. I have two! Wish I could afford three!!!

@nedamm5677 20 дней назад

The biggest consideration is which poodle? Poodles are very versatile, and depending on the breeder, breeder stock or parents, may lean in different directions. Hunting poodles may be more active, higher prey drive, and need lots of exercise. What about confirmation champions? To show well and be "up" for 3 days of grooming, show life, and walk in the ring with confidence - that may require a specific temperament. Very calm and patient while on a grooming table and big presence in the ring, and loves attention. While emotional support, therapy, or companion poodles exhibit human focus, sensitivity, and sometimes desire to be part of the family. Seek out the type of poodle that best suits your life style for the next 12-17 years. I've had 10 standard poodles and all different. 9 out of the 10 were OK with less exercise to relax. 1 hunting - show poodle required 4 miles per day, every day. Some poodles can get into chewing for a year or so, others not ever. Some bark some not so much. Thus ask a lot of questions and don't settle on the least expensive poodle ... because it's the lifetime costs that count most.

@marcuscasillas7286 10 дней назад

Do they actually bark a lot ? Outta all the poodles you got. From a scale 1-10 how much you say they bark ?

@nedamm5677 10 дней назад

@marcuscasillas7286 - only when someone drives up and they hear. Many UPS deliveries have been zero barking. One poodle tends to bark at odd sounds she isn't used to. They are not big barkers as long as they see I am OK with "x" sound or event outside. Most dogs will drive anyone crazy if allowed to bark at people walking past the house - dog barks, people walk away (natural to keep walking but dog gets rewarded in this scenario).

@MrDagund 2 месяца назад

Tucker gets the 6 o'clock pm time zoomies .run bark run bark .gets right in my face bark and that's the signal to chase him

@neizbezna9012 День назад

My toy poodle does require lots of mental stimulation and regular grooming (once a month by professional groomer and daily by me). She also needs at least one hour per day to be outside, running and be very active.

@deborahd7321 27 дней назад

I had a little boy poodle, and he was the best dog I ever owned. I will own another one day.❤

@DebiJo 3 дня назад

DON’T WAIT!

@donnadehardt5728 18 дней назад

My Standard Poodle could easily jump my 4 ft. Fence. For her first few years she did not realize it. But once she did, she could never be contained again. She had a huge prey drive & if she saw a squirrel or rabbit, off she went. I live only a few houses from a very busy street so it was only a matter of time until she got hit. It broke my heart but I had to rehome her. A farm on a non busy road with nothing but soybean fields in every direction.

@ClaLu Месяц назад

My adored mutt has a veeeeery poodle character 😂❤ she's like a grumpy proffesor with airs of spy 😅

@Virginianature7 Месяц назад

Thank you!!!!

@MrBrian8749 6 дней назад

My poodle doesn't let me out of her sight. I dont even use a leash anymore.

@rcj726 8 месяцев назад

All true...but I have no regrets.

@juha2031 20 дней назад

How is food, bed and vaccines only poodle related costs?

@normanjones8089 Месяц назад

I have two poodles and love them very much. Yes they are super intelligent and love to play together and with both my girlfriend and myself.

@glamstar3281 2 месяца назад

My favorite breed!!!

@user-ce6ow7ms4i Месяц назад

Poodles are awesome. Yes they are energetic but super intelligent. Also, two hours is too much exercise. A good 45 min to an hour is fine. I once took my dog for a long walk and after about 1 hour he literally just stopped in the street and laid down!😂

@Mark1Mach2 8 месяцев назад

Definitely super high energy level! It transfers to Doodles as well.

@ameliayeo 8 месяцев назад

The high energy part yes you got that right

@MrDagund 2 месяца назад

Hell yes to poodles. I have a standard 85 pounds and a lab doodle cross both are so amazing. Poodles always thinking u can see in the eyes.also human eyes check it out

@TucoDog-ho6fw 2 месяца назад

My male standard at 2 1/2 years is 63 pounds. I was hoping for55 max. I’ve had several large breeds and I always thought I had some pretty smart dogs. They weren’t smart compared to this poodle. The bond this dog has with my wife is a huge bonus. 🐩

@hubertthong7405 Месяц назад

My Poodle, my camping, hiking and adventure buddy

@anapartage 18 дней назад

how strange is see only bad comments video about this dog, but in reality all the poodles i met in my real life was sooo delicates, sweet, good listeners, clean and just so good, even the one mixed with poodles have this good dna.

@alexandraswirski4087 2 месяца назад

I feel like the costs were super underestimated

@marcuscasillas7286 10 дней назад

This was before inflation 😂

@user-vq2ed3qe9x 26 дней назад

@MsTarentum I agree! Mini-poodle teeth seem especially difficult. I read about it, but didn't really know how important it is to them e v e r y night. Our mini had as many teeth removed by age 3, as our other little boy (not a poodle) did at age 10 - 11. Our mini doesn't love chewies (first dog ever) which makes it harder. to keep tartar off. God I love him tho. 💕💕

@angelesgarcia4300 Месяц назад

Well, many of the things you have talked about are referred to all dogs. They all need to go to the vet, to be groomed etc. I cannot be happier with my Toy Poodle, and he never barks, by the way. He is the solution against sedentarism. I am convinced my health is improving because of him!