White Standard Poodle Dogs for stud in Kidlington, Oxfordshire

2 White Standard Poodle Dogs for stud in Kidlington, Oxfordshire

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Standard Poodle

Meet Ollie – Our Stunning Moyen Poodle Stud It is with great pleasure that I introduce Ollie, our beautiful brown and white parti-coloured Moyen Poodle, now available at stud. Ollie is a purebred Mo

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Kettering, North Northamptonshire (46.4mi)

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White standard poodle stud

Standard Poodle

4 yearsAge

£500Price

🐩 Winter is our Standard White Poodle, a proven stud with a successful track record of producing healthy, well-tempered puppies. He has undergone comprehensive health testing to ensure he meets the

Aldershot, Hampshire (45.7mi)

FAQs

Is a Standard Poodle a good dog?

Yes, Standard Poodles are excellent dogs known for their intelligence, trainability, and loving temperament. They are confident, loyal, and make great family companions. They are also sensitive, eager to please, and serve well as watchdogs without being aggressive.

At what age do Standard Poodles calm down?

Standard Poodles usually begin to calm down around 2 to 3 years of age. While puppies and adolescents tend to be energetic and sometimes excitable, maturity generally brings a more composed and level-headed temperament.

What behavior issues do Standard Poodles have?

Standard Poodles can exhibit behavior issues such as shyness or introversion if not properly socialised, which may cause them to be standoffish or nippy, separation anxiety due to their people-oriented nature, obsessive bonding with their owners, and sensitivity to their owner's mood that can lead to depression or being spoiled. Most concerns can be managed through early socialisation, consistent training, and firm but loving leadership.

What is the leading cause of death of Standard Poodles?

The leading cause of death in Standard Poodles by organ system is gastrointestinal issues, accounting for 16.7%, while the main causes by disease are cancer at 27.1% and trauma at 10.1%. They are also prone to health conditions like Addison's disease, bloat, thyroid problems, epilepsy, Cushing's disease, sebaceous adenitis, juvenile renal disease, hip dysplasia, bladder stones and various cancers.