How to choose a poodle? Poodles can generally be divided into three types: standard, mini and toy. Poodles have black eyes and are oval-shaped. Their ears are drooping and close to their heads. Their coat color is average. They are all very even and in the same state, with a very well-proportioned body shape, and are slender and strong.

Category

Recorded poodles can generally be divided into three types: standard poodles, miniature poodles, and toy poodles. Except for certain differences in height, the appearance characteristics are basically the same, so when identifying whether they are purebreds, you can directly analyze them from their appearance.

Head

A purebred poodle has black eyes and oval shapes. Intuitively, the eyes are very bright. In addition, the Poodle's ears are drooping and close to its head, and the bridge of the nose and muscles are relatively smooth.

At this time, parents can check to see if the dog’s teeth are white and flawless, strong, and scissor-shaped.

Coat color

The coat color of purebred Poodles is generally very even and consistent. The most common colors are brown, silver, brown, cream, blue and gray, and apricot. If you want to see how pure the poodle is, you must decide based on the color of its hair. If it is very even and consistent in color, it means the quality of the poodle is very good.

Body type

Although there are three types of poodles, with different body shapes, they all look very well-proportioned, slender and strong. A purebred poodle has very smooth shoulder muscles and very strong limbs. If you look closely, its forelimbs are very straight and the legs are parallel.