Poodle Classification

The Standard Poodle (alias Poodle, Poodle) is a canine. The breed stands over 39cm tall at the shoulder and weighs 20kg-32kg; the head is slightly rounded, with long ears and decorated hair; the forelimbs and hind limbs are straight and muscular; the feet and paws are small and ovate; the tail is straight, with a high tail root; and the body is covered with curly hair in a uniform monochrome color. They are intelligent, docile, and can swim, making them an excellent ornamental dog.

How many breeds of Poodles are there

Poodles are categorized by the AKC standard into Standard, Miniature, and Toy based on size. The FCI categorizes them into four types: large, medium, miniature, and toy. And people often say Teddy is not a dog breed, is a modeling of the Poodle.

Standard weight of Poodle

Toy Poodle: the most popular companion dog in the Poodle, the standard height at the shoulder is less than 25cm, and the weight is in the range of 3-6kg.

Miniature Poodle: the same as the Toy Poodle is just as a companion dog and exists only as a companion dog, the standard height at the shoulder is 25-38cm, and the weight is in the range of 6-9kg.

Standard Poodle: the standard height at the shoulder is less than 25-38cm, and the weight is in the range of 6-9kg.

Standard Poodle: Originally bred to be a hunting dog, the standard is shoulder height above 35cm, while the weight is at 9~11kg.

Giant Poodle: Above 55cm in height, weighing 30.5~35kg, with well-proportioned body and a square body shape.