By Sue Vickers on June 30, 2009
Toy, Miniature and Standard Poodles are healthy and long-lived animals. But as with any species or breed of animal, despite good care, health problems sometimes arise. Poodles suffer from a number of genetic diseases. 6sx5iwncgy Genetic diseases are… Continue reading this post.
Posted in Health | Tagged AIHA, blood, Cushing, disease, Hip, JRD, lethargy, poodle, poodle genetic diseases, Symptoms, Von Willebrand
By Sue Vickers on June 25, 2009
If you must leave your poodle for more than a few hours, you’ll need to put him in a long-term confinement area, rather than a crate. This area-your safe room-should be stocked with a few basics: a water dish, a few toys, and a place where your… Continue reading this post.
Posted in Training | Tagged housebreaking, indoor confinement area, poodle
By Sue Vickers on June 23, 2009
Most of the time; owners inadvertently cause certain behaviors in their dog. Dogs repeat behaviors that are rewarded. By recognizing what your poodle sees as a reward, and removing the opportunity to be rewarded for the bad behavior, you’ll be on… Continue reading this post.
Posted in Behavior Problems | Tagged dog behavior problems, poodle, setting rules
By Sue Vickers on June 18, 2009
A crate is a very effective housebreaking tool because dog’s are instinctively clean animals and have a natural reluctance to soiling their sleeping quarters. A crate can be your best ally with house training…. Continue reading this post.
Posted in Training | Tagged crate training, housebreaking, poodle
By Sue Vickers on June 11, 2009
Keep in mind, separation anxiety is caused by your poodle’s stress and fear at being left alone. Punishing a dog with separation anxiety will make the problem worse! This is especially true, when it comes to a poodle. I believe that because of the… Continue reading this post.
Posted in Behavior Problems | Tagged canine separation anxiety, dog behavior problems, poodle
By Sue Vickers on June 7, 2009
All puppies need to be on a food and water schedule during the housebreaking period. If you know when everything goes in, you will be able to predict when it comes out. Feed your puppy a healthy diet; in the same place, at the same time everyday…. Continue reading this post.
Posted in Training | Tagged feeding schedule, housebreaking, poodle, puppy, Training
By Sue Vickers on June 5, 2009
Housebreaking should begin the minute you bring your new puppy home. It doesn’t matter whether your poodle is a pup or untrained adult, the principles of housebreaking are exactly the same. Have your puppy or adult poodle checked by your… Continue reading this post.
Posted in Training | Tagged housebreaking, poodle, puppy, Training
By Sue Vickers on June 5, 2009
Research the breed thoroughly to determine whether a poodle is right for you, your family and your lifestyle. The poodle needs more care and attention than most other breeds. As a potential poodle owner, you must consider two very important facts… Continue reading this post.
Posted in Breed Info | Tagged care, Dog, family, home, poodle, puppy, RESCUE
By Sue Vickers on June 5, 2009
Separation Anxiety occurs in dogs of all ages and breeds and is one the most common reason for dog behavior problems. Separation Anxiety is caused by the stress and/or fear of being alone. Puppies and some dogs experience a high level of stress… Continue reading this post.
Posted in Behavior Problems | Tagged canine separation anxiety, dog behavior problems, poodle
By Sue Vickers on May 22, 2009
Hives and a swollen face are typical are allergic reactions to drugs, chemicals, something eaten, or even sunlight. Facial swelling (angioedema) and hives (urticaria) generally develop within 20 minutes of being exposed to the allergen…. Continue reading this post.
Posted in Health | Tagged allergic contact dermatitis, allergic reaction, poodle, poodle health
