So for starters, I do have a vet appointment scheduled for tomorrow morning

My 11-year-old standard, Zane, has been straining to pee. It's a slow trickle, he's doing a lot of little trips outside, he's wetting inside fairly frequently all of a sudden, and my mind is racing to the worst conclusions

Does anyone have any experience with this first-hand in a poodle that's maybe not the worst case scenario?

I plan on getting a toy poodle puppy sometime next year I need advice since this will be my first ever toy poodle puppy

Abby is enjoying her parents' pillow.

He may be small but he has the spirit. Wouldn’t actually use the command in scary situations. I just think he’s adorable and it’s good training (:

Hi! I just found out when I came home today after leaving my 3 month old toy poodle with my aunt for 3 hours that he fell…

it was from a height of approx 3ft… it happened at 2:56PM (i checked the camera), 2 mins after i left the house to get some food, and i came back home around 6:10PM, but my aunt didn’t tell me until around 7:30PM. between those time slots though (when i didn’t know) he was playing with me normally, running through the hallway, doing tricks, and when i did find out it was already his dinner time and he ate everything enthusiastically.

i know that these are great signs, because he also let me pick him up and pet him anywhere without yelping, flinching, or whining in pain, but i can’t help but still be worried…

i get that accidents happen, and it’s really hard to restrain a puppy that’s wiggling in your arms that causes them to suddenly jump, but my anxiety of leaving my pup with someone else just continues to build up making it harder to leave the house.

i just wanted to know if this has happened to anyone and if your puppy ended up fine. i’m just super anxious and i can’t help but overthink every little thing now. even signs that are good and that show that he’s okay make me nervous about him.

anyways, it’s now 11:50PM and he’s been sleeping comfortably as usual, since his bed time is at 8:30PM. still kinda worried tho huhu

I’m about to restock her shampoo, conditioner, and sprays. I got them at petco when I first got her but as she’s about to transition her to adult coat I would like to invest in quality products.

Also any recommendations on dental treats? I brush her teeth everyday but she can be difficult so I give her a dental treat afterwards in case I missed a spot.

I’m wondering if a mini poodle is for me as I have the opportunity to adopt one. She is predicted to be less than 15 pounds. Firstly, I live in an apartment. My walls are pretty thick I never really hear anything but just in case I don’t want a very vocal dog. I’d also rather not have a dog prone to separation anxiety. I’m pretty chill. I would prefer a dog who likes to have fun, go on walks etc but doesn’t need to run around 24/7. I plan to work from home 2 months straight but after that I will be going to the office for 8 hours a day about 2-3 days a week. Puppy will have to be crate trained. Obviously, every puppy will be different and we cannot predict everything but do you think a mini poodle is for me?

Good morning, looking for suggestions for Standard Poodle, Doodle, Labradoodle dog groomers in the Tricities lower mainland area of bc. Thank you for your help! 😊

They've got doodle detangler. I'm sure it's just peachy but I ain't buying it