What do you think of a purebred giant poodle? A purebred giant poodle is about 55 centimeters or more tall, weighs 30.5 to 35 kilograms, has a rectangular body, and is slender and powerful overall. The poodle has an obvious skull shape, a wide distance between the eyes, a large nose, and open nostrils. Open; The Poodle's hind legs are straight and parallel to each other.

The purebred giant dog is about 55 centimeters tall and weighs 30.5 to 35 kilograms. The body is well-proportioned and square in shape. The hair on its body is rumbling, white, light yellow, and black. It looks like a lying dog. Gorilla.

The head of the giant dog is obvious, linear and proportional to the body. The length must be slightly greater than 2/5 of the horse's height at the withers. It shouldn’t be too heavy or large, but it shouldn’t be too delicate either. There needs to be sharp edges and corners under the skin.

The skull is clearly shaped; the width is less than half the head length (the central axis forms an axial plane angle of approximately 16 to 18 degrees). Viewed from above, the entire skull is oval-shaped in the longitudinal direction, with a slightly protruding surface. The vertical axis diverges slightly. The eyes are arched above; excessively pronounced and covered with long hair. There are wrinkles on the forehead, and the distance between the eyes is very wide and narrows towards the occipital bone, which is unusually obvious.

The nose of the Giant Dog is obvious and well-developed, with vertical occipital bone and extended nostrils. The nose color of black, red and gray Poodles is black; the color of the nose of brown Poodles is brown; the color of the nose of apricot Poodles is brown throughout the dark brown range, and can also be black, without the minimum color. Good colors are acceptable, but avoid possible fading.

Viewed from the front, the Poodle’s hind legs are straight, parallel to each other, and the muscles are strong and obvious. The hock hinge has a distinct angle. The angle between the lumbar joint and the femur and the angle between the tibia and the tarsal bone must be very obvious to avoid tilting the hips when some legs are erect.