Poodle. S. Meyer Clark
Table of Contents
Physical Characteristics of the Poodle
DIFFERENT SIZES, DIFFERENT PERSONALITIES
THE AKC STANDARD FOR THE POODLE
PREPARING PUPPY’S PLACE IN YOUR HOME
DIETARY AND FEEDING CONSIDERATIONS
ROLES OF DISCIPLINE, REWARD AND PUNISHMENT
TRAINING BEGINS: ASK THE DOG A QUESTION
Skull: Moderately rounded, with a slight but definite stop. Length from occiput to stop about the same as length of muzzle.
Neck: Well proportioned, strong and long enough to permit the head to be carried high and with dignity.
Muzzle: Long, straight and fine, with slight chiseling under the eyes.
Teeth: White, strong and with a scissors bite.
Feet: Rather small, oval in shape with toes well arched and cushioned on thick firm pads. The feet turn neither in nor out.
Eyes: Very dark, oval in shape and set far enough apart and positioned to create an alert intelligent expression.
Ears: