Poodles are easy to raise. Because raising a VIP does not require as much time and energy as other dogs, and its shortcomings can basically be improved through training. As long as the pet owner trains it well, it will be easier to raise it. It's small and doesn't eat much, and it doesn't require a lot of exercise. Although the Poodle has long hair, it can be styled in various ways, and it sheds very little hair. Poodles are highly dependent on their owners and have high IQs. They can learn many skills and interact with their owners.

Notes on VIP purchases:

1. Regular purchase. When purchasing a Poodle, be sure to choose a regular breeding farm or a professional family breeding institution.

2. The price must be appropriate. Generally, purebred poodles are definitely not too cheap. If the price of the VIP is too cheap and we are eager to sell it, we need to think more about it, because it is possible that the VIP is not healthy or the VIP is not purebred.

3. Let the merchant guarantee the refund. VIPs can be taken home when they are 2 months old. Remember to ask the seller to return the product within 2-3 weeks. Once problems are discovered, the loss will be recovered in time.

4. Check the variety of VIPs. If you find that the hair of a certain Poodle is not very curly, or is curly in some places and not curly in others, this Poodle may not be a purebred Poodle. When choosing a Poodle, be sure to look at the soles of its feet, because no matter what color the Poodle is, the four pads under the soles of the feet are usually black. Teddy dogs come in many colors, but with different colors, the price will also be different. Some businesses may take a fancy to the fact that the color of the poodle determines the price, and dye the dogs for sale. So learn to see if there is staining.

5. Check the guest’s mental state. When VIPs are sick, they usually do not like to eat or drink, and may even be depressed and have dull eyes. In severe cases, they may even suffer from diarrhea and bleeding. In particular, the eyes may shed tears or even pus, and the nose may be dry and the mouth may be dry. There is vomit in the abdomen. Do not choose a dog with these symptoms. A Poodle's nose is moist under healthy conditions, and the color of a healthy dog's runny nose is very clean and transparent.