Dog Breed " Poogle " – Best for children
Dog Breed " Poogle "
– Best for children. The Poogle is a cross breed
between the Poodle and the Beagle. This clever dog is warm and friendly and likes
to play get played. The Poogle is an affectionate and very caring dog breed.
" Poogle " Breed
– Best for children.
On an average the Poogle weighs
11 to 25 pounds and stands 9 to 16 inches tall. This hybrid dog has a lifespan
of about 10 to 13 years. This breed is great with kids. The Poogle is
recommended for seniors, singles, and families. This dog is caring and
affectionate. Though the exact origin of the breed is not known, it is thought
that the Poogle originated in the United States in the 1980s. The Poogle has
the beautiful wavy hair of the Poodle and the playful, friendly temperament of
a Beagle, making it an ideal companion.
Breed Characteristics
The Poogle gets its characteristics from both the Beagle and the
Poodle.
The Beagle is a small, short-haired hound with long
ears that lie against the head. The coat colors are a combination of tan, black
and white. As with most hounds, the eyes of the Beagle are soft and pleading.
The adult beagle is a small breed. In the United States, Beagles are divided
into two size categories – 13 to 15 inches at the shoulder, and under 13 inches
at the shoulder. Friendly and lovable, the Beagle’s tail is perpetually
wagging. The breed is not aggressive. They are clever, good-natured and docile
companions. To learn more about the Beagle,
For centuries, the Poodle has been one of the most popular breeds in
the world and a symbol of elegance and opulent luxury. The Poodle is associated
with France, but many countries have laid claim to the breed. Available in
three different sizes and many different colors, there is a Poodle for every
taste. The Poodle is a pleasant dog that likes constant company. This dog hates
to be alone and prefers the company of people instead of other dogs. The breed
also hates to be ignored and does not like being thought of or treated as “just
a dog.” They make excellent pets for kids as well as the elderly. To learn more
about the Poodle, go to Choosing a Poodle.
The Poogle is a low maintenance dog with low shedding. Poogles with
short hair require less grooming. You will need to brush them about once a
week. Poogles with longer hair will require more frequent grooming. The type of
coat the Poogle has will depend in large part upon its breeding. The coat is
most often a cross between the dense, curly coat of the Poodle and the short
coat of the Beagle. Wavy facial hair is quite common. The Poogle comes in a
variety of colors including white, black, brown, tan, gray and combination
color coats.
You will not get excessive barking with a Poogle, however, a Poogle is
a good watchdog and will alert you to anything suspicious.
A highly clever dog, the Poogle is easy to train and eager to please
his master. They are quick to pick up tricks and they like to show off. They do
well with both kids and other household pets, however, they should be
socialized from an early age to interact with other pets. When not socialized,
they have a natural tendency to chase cats and small animals, so early
socialization is key.
The Poogle is an energetic dog that requires plenty of exercise. A
Poogle should have daily walks and plenty of playtime to avoid boredom and behaviour
problems.
Recommendations
The Poogle makes a great family pet and is excellent with kids. This
breed is recommended for kids, seniors, singles, families, and households with
additional pets.
This dog is caring, affectionate and playful. Poogles require plenty of
mental stimulation as well as exercise. The Poogle is an active dog that
requires daily walks. This breed especially likes to play so make sure to spend
plenty of time engaged in play and games. The Poogle likes to play with other
pets as well.
This is a healthy breed with few health concerns. Obesity, dental problems, and infections are among the most common health problems with
the Poogle breed.
To learn more about Poodle mixes, go to Oodles of Fun: These Breeds Are Dogs Mixed
with Poodles.
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