Tobar 38237 Super Stretchy Poo, Assorted Designs and Colours

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The Toy Poodle is known to suffer from a few hereditary health issues which are worth knowing about if you are planning share your home with one of these small energetic and intelligent dogs although in general they are a healthy breed. The conditions that seem to affect the breed the most include the following: Older dogs are not known to be fussy eaters but this does not mean they can be given a lower quality diet. It's best to feed a mature dog twice a day once in the morning and then again in the evening making sure it's good quality food that meets all their nutritional requirements. It's also important that dogs be given the right amount of exercise so they burn off any excess calories or they might gain too much weight which can lead to all sorts of health issues. Obesity can shorten a dog's life by several years so it's important to keep an eye on their waistline from the word go. Feeding guide for a Toy Poodle puppy Some Toy Poodles gain weight after they have been neutered or spayed and it's important to keep a close eye on their calorie intake and the amount of daily exercise they get to prevent obesity. An obese Toy Poodle would be put at risk of developing certain health issues which could end up shortening their lives by several years. What about allergies? She thrives on attention and will exhibit signs of anxiety if left alone for extended periods. If you can meet his physical and mental needs, he will be perfect for you.

All puppies are very sensitive to loud noises so it is important to keep the volume of a television down and not to play music too loudly either because it could frighten a Toy Poodle puppy and prevent them from napping as they should during the day. Keeping vet appointments Older dogs are not known to be fussy eaters, but this does not mean they can be given a lower quality diet. It’s best to feed a mature dog twice a day, once in the morning and then again in the evening, making sure it’s good quality food that meets all their nutritional requirements. It’s also important that dogs be given the right amount of exercise so they burn off any excess calories or they might gain too much weight which can lead to all sorts of health issues. Obesity can shorten a dog’s life by several years so it’s important to keep an eye on their waistline from the word go. Feeding guide for a Toy Poodle puppy

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Once a puppy is settled into their new homes, it is safe to change their diets, but as previously touched upon, it needs to be done gradually and carefully to avoid any tummy upsets. As a rough guide, Toy Poodle puppies can be fed the following amounts every day to ensure they are getting all the nutrients they need to grow and develop properly: weeks old, bearing in mind that a puppy would not have full protection straight away, but would only be fully protected 2 weeks after they have had their second vaccination weeks old bearing in mind that a puppy would not have full protection straight away but would only be fully protected 2 weeks after they have had their second vaccination The floppy ears also need frequent cleaning to reduce the risk of ear infections. Combine this with trimming long nails, brushing the teeth, and cleaning any tear stains. 2. Feeding & nutrition Poodles are predisposed to suffering from ear infections which is why it is so important to keep their ears free of hair and to keep them as clean as possible. Because Toy Poodles benefit from being professionally groomed every few weeks it's the best time to have hair in a dog's ears carefully and gently removed by an expert. More about PRA testing

There has been a lot of discussion about the need for dogs to have boosters. As such it's best to talk to a vet before making a final decision on whether a Toy Poodle should continue to have annual vaccinations which are known as boosters. What about spaying and neutering? Toy Poodles are a great choice for first time dog owners because they are so adaptable, versatile, happy and highly trainable little dogs that just love to please and they thrive on being in a home environment and involved in everything that goes on around them. What about prey drive?

Although affectionate and loyal to their owners the Toy Poodle can be a little aloof around people they have never met before but rarely would they show any sort of aggression towards strangers preferring to keep their distance and bark until they get to know someone. They are better suited to households where one person stays at home when everyone else is out so they never have to spend too much time on their own. Are they a good choice for first time owners?

When it comes to boosters it's best to discuss these with a vet because there is a lot of debate about whether a dog really needs them after a certain time. However if a dog ever needed to go into kennels their vaccinations would need to be What about Toy Poodles when they reach their golden years?As with any other breed Toy Poodles need to be groomed on a regular basis to make sure their coats and skin are kept in top condition bearing in mind that Toy Poodles benefit from having their coats professionally groomed every several weeks or so. They also need to be given regular daily exercise to ensure they remain fit and healthy. On top of this dogs need to be fed good quality food that meets all their nutritional needs throughout their lives. Caring for a Toy Poodle puppy These breeders take care of their pups’ well-being and want them to end up in the best homes. They are conversant with animal husbandry, genetics, diseases, temperament, behavior, and so on. As such, they should answer any questions without hesitation.