Thursday, September 4, 2008

Understanding About Poodle Care

By Lisa A Collins


There are many things that need to be considered when it comes to Poodle care, and although the Poodle is a truly amazing breed, they are definitely not for everyone. They are very high maintenance dogs, and the ideal owner would be one that is going to be at home with them most of the time, rather than a busy professional who will be out for most of the day.

Anyone who is going to be able and willing to put forth this effort would make an ideal owner for a Poodle however, and they really do make wonderful pets as well as companions. One of the most important issues with Poodles is Poodle care. Particularly in regards to their nutrition, proper care is necessary in order for a Poodle to live a long and healthy life.

Taking the time to groom a dog is also a great opportunity for the owner to be able to spend more time with them and bond with them, and so this opportunity should really be taken advantage of. This will really please the Poodle because they are attention seeking dogs and do not like to be away from their owner even just for a few hours.

In terms of exercise, Poodles love to be outside and get out for walks, so it is important to try to let them get out at least once a day. Their walks do not have to be really long, but the more exercise they get the healthier they are going to be.

Exercise is important for any dog, and they need both physical and mental stimulation provided by their owners by daily exercise. For owners who are unable to get out much, there are doggy treadmills that can be purchased and used inside the home.

The bottom line here is that proper Poodle nutrition is essential to having a happy and healthy dog. Although there are a few issues that one should be aware of before choosing a dog food, your vet is a great resource for this. Look in your local library or search the Internet for dog food recipes that you can make yourself at home. Using fresh ingredients will ensure that your Poodle will get the best nutrition available, without any fillers.

As long as they are being fed the right foods and getting lots of exercise, they will be happy and content. It is also ideal that they get in to see the veterinarian at least once every six months or so, so that any health problems can be found as soon as possible.

Although they are high maintenance compared to other breeds of dog and require a lot more time and attention, it is well worth it to have a Poodle as a pet. Just make sure to follow the basic rules when it comes to raising a Poodle so that they are as happy and healthy as possible.

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