Today I got home and I did the same thing as everyday. I let my standard poodles out side. They where back up on the deck fast waiting to come back into the a/c. When I let them in Oz got all crazy on me and started to bite my feet. Next thing I knew we were wrestling. About five minutes later I was out of breathe so I got a plastic bag out and chased them around the house for a few more minutes and then I was really tired. They still wanted to play. But I just laid on the floor with my poodles for a while.
When I got up I went down stairs and the poodles followed me. Then oz started to egg me on again by biting at my feet again. Then in another five minutes I was laying on the floor with Oz and Casper again.
Later after dinner and it cooled off outside. My wife and I took the Poodles to the storage area and let them run free in the fenced area while we walked about a mile, they where ready to get in the car and go home.
Make sure that you give your dog some exercise at least a few times a week hopefully more. This will help when it comes to you wanting them to listen. Mainly because they have burned off some energy and are a little comer.
Casper and Oz live in Minnesota and are Standard Poodles, AKC Registered Studs.
Corey Hoffman
Thursday, June 21, 2007
Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Standard Poodle
I never thought I would have a poodle. Now I don't think I will never want a different kind of dog. My poodles are the smartest dogs I have ever been around. They know a lot of keywords and listen very well.
I live in a house that has a very small yard so they do not have enough room to run. So my wife and I do a lot of bike rides with them. We just happen to have a bike trail at the end of our block. We also take them to a place where we have our motorhome. We drive the storage lot and they run. They love it better then a bike ride. If we don't run them they get full of energy and at nuts in the house.
Corey Hoffman
I live in a house that has a very small yard so they do not have enough room to run. So my wife and I do a lot of bike rides with them. We just happen to have a bike trail at the end of our block. We also take them to a place where we have our motorhome. We drive the storage lot and they run. They love it better then a bike ride. If we don't run them they get full of energy and at nuts in the house.
Corey Hoffman
Tuesday, June 19, 2007
Standard Poodles Stud Dog
I will stud my two standard poodles for a small fee. My Standard Poodles have every good blood lines and both are AKC registered. They both are 4 years old and are family pets. They are great with my grandkids. We live in minnesota. If you are interested please call.
Corey Hoffman
651-208-5247
Corey Hoffman
651-208-5247
Monday, May 7, 2007
I have two Standard Poodles For Stud Dogs.
Hello,
I have two male standard poodles Oz a black and Casper a cream. They both are 4 years old now and very smart.
I am looking to stud them out. They need a girl friend.
I live in Minnesota. Both of them are AKC.
You can contact me by e-mail or phone if you are interested.
Corey Hoffman
651-208-5247
I have two male standard poodles Oz a black and Casper a cream. They both are 4 years old now and very smart.
I am looking to stud them out. They need a girl friend.
I live in Minnesota. Both of them are AKC.
You can contact me by e-mail or phone if you are interested.
Corey Hoffman
651-208-5247
Saturday, May 5, 2007
Poodle Care
The poodle is one of the most popular dog breeds kept as a pet today. They are extremely intelligent which makes them one of the most trainable breeds. Poodles also love to be around people and make extraordinary pets.
The origin of the poodle is not really known. It is unclear whether it was developed in Germany, France, the ancient Piedmont, or Denmark. However, France is the country that is recognized as the poodle's origin. The poodle is a descendant of a French water dog called the Barbet and the Hungarian Water Hound. The word "poodle" comes from the German word "pudel". Pudel means "one who plays in the water". Poodles were originally kept in France and Germany to retrieve waterfowl. Later, the French made the Poodle a circus performer because of their intelligence. The Poodle has been around for at least 400 years.
There are three different types of poodles: Standard Poodles, Miniature Poodles and Toy Poodles. The toy poodle became very popular with royalty in the 1700s. The only thing different about the three types of poodles is size. The Standard Poodle weighs around 45 pounds. The Miniature Poodle weights around fifteen pounds and the Toy Poodle weighs around seven pounds.
The Poodle is most well known for its intelligence, but it is also a very pleasant, perky, lively and happy breed. Poodles are very trainable and love to be with people as well as other pets and dogs. They are sometimes shy around strangers though. Poodles do tend to bark a lot, but you can train them not to do this. They also don't need excessive exercise. You don't have to have a yard to own this dog. Poodles love walks and will be much healthier if you take them on short walks.
When you get your poodle, make sure you socialize it at a very young age to prevent behavioral problems. You should also start training at a young age. Some poodles can be timid or high-strung if you don't do this. Poodles are not recommended for small children because they may snap if they are teased by children. It is better if your children are older and more considerate.
Some poodles tend to get runny eyes, ear infections, digestive problems, heart problems, skin problems and slipped stifle. Make sure you take your dog to the vet regularly to prevent any problems from developing.
The hardest part of keeping a poodle is the grooming you will have to do. They must be given a bath regularly and clipped at least every two months. You will also need to check and clean the ears a lot so that they don't get ear infections. Any hairs that grow in the ear canal must be pulled out. Poodles' teeth also need scaling regularly. If you have allergies, this breed will be good for you because they don't shed hardly anything.
If you decide to get a poodle, you will have a great companion. They can live to be twelve to fifteen years old and make a delightful, amusing pet. Just make sure you know that they can be demanding as well.
Michael Russell
Your Independent guide to Dogs
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Michael_Russell
Side Note: I have two standard poodles and they are very smart dogs. I love that they do not shed.
Corey Hoffman
The origin of the poodle is not really known. It is unclear whether it was developed in Germany, France, the ancient Piedmont, or Denmark. However, France is the country that is recognized as the poodle's origin. The poodle is a descendant of a French water dog called the Barbet and the Hungarian Water Hound. The word "poodle" comes from the German word "pudel". Pudel means "one who plays in the water". Poodles were originally kept in France and Germany to retrieve waterfowl. Later, the French made the Poodle a circus performer because of their intelligence. The Poodle has been around for at least 400 years.
There are three different types of poodles: Standard Poodles, Miniature Poodles and Toy Poodles. The toy poodle became very popular with royalty in the 1700s. The only thing different about the three types of poodles is size. The Standard Poodle weighs around 45 pounds. The Miniature Poodle weights around fifteen pounds and the Toy Poodle weighs around seven pounds.
The Poodle is most well known for its intelligence, but it is also a very pleasant, perky, lively and happy breed. Poodles are very trainable and love to be with people as well as other pets and dogs. They are sometimes shy around strangers though. Poodles do tend to bark a lot, but you can train them not to do this. They also don't need excessive exercise. You don't have to have a yard to own this dog. Poodles love walks and will be much healthier if you take them on short walks.
When you get your poodle, make sure you socialize it at a very young age to prevent behavioral problems. You should also start training at a young age. Some poodles can be timid or high-strung if you don't do this. Poodles are not recommended for small children because they may snap if they are teased by children. It is better if your children are older and more considerate.
Some poodles tend to get runny eyes, ear infections, digestive problems, heart problems, skin problems and slipped stifle. Make sure you take your dog to the vet regularly to prevent any problems from developing.
The hardest part of keeping a poodle is the grooming you will have to do. They must be given a bath regularly and clipped at least every two months. You will also need to check and clean the ears a lot so that they don't get ear infections. Any hairs that grow in the ear canal must be pulled out. Poodles' teeth also need scaling regularly. If you have allergies, this breed will be good for you because they don't shed hardly anything.
If you decide to get a poodle, you will have a great companion. They can live to be twelve to fifteen years old and make a delightful, amusing pet. Just make sure you know that they can be demanding as well.
Michael Russell
Your Independent guide to Dogs
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Michael_Russell
Side Note: I have two standard poodles and they are very smart dogs. I love that they do not shed.
Corey Hoffman
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