Large Poodle

History

The Large Poodle originated in Germany, where it was bred as a hunting and guard dog. He later became popular as a circus and show dog, and in the 18th century became a favorite among the French aristocracy for his elegance and intelligence. Today, the Large Poodle is valued for its versatility and is used as a hunting dog, guard dog, therapy dog, and as a family pet.

Character

The Large Poodle is a highly intelligent breed that is easy to train and loves to learn new things. They are highly sensitive to their owners' moods and can easily read their emotions. This makes them great companions for people looking for a dog capable of lifting their spirits. Large Poodles are also very loyal and will always protect and defend their family. They have a playful and energetic personality which means they enjoy spending time outside and often enjoy physical activities such as walking and swimming.

Health

The Large Poodle is generally a healthy breed, but as with any breed there are some health issues to be aware of. One of the most common health problems in Large Poodles is hip dysplasia, a condition where the hip joints are not developed properly, causing pain and stiffness. Other health issues include eye problems, skin allergies, and autoimmune disorders. It is important to visit the vet regularly and have your Large Poodle checked for these issues.

Care

The Large Poodle has a thick, curly coat that needs regular brushing and clipping. It is important to keep your Large Poodle's coat clean and prevent tangles, otherwise the coat can become tangled and cause irritation. It's also important to keep their ears clean and regularly checked for infections. Large Poodles need a lot of exercise and regular exercise and play. A lack of exercise can lead to obesity and health problems.