24/11/2022
Daisy Lou Poodles is so very thankful that the pups from our inagural litter found such wonderful, loving homes. May all your family members--dogs included!--have a safe, healthy, and happy Thanksgiving.
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Daisy Lou Poodles is so very thankful that the pups from our inagural litter found such wonderful, loving homes. May all your family members--dogs included!--have a safe, healthy, and happy Thanksgiving.
Here's information on how to watch the 2022 Thanksgiving day dog show. Make sure to root for the poodle!!!!!
https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/news/watch-thanksgiving-national-dog-show/
The annual National Dog show is arguably the best part of Thanksgiving Day. Here's everything you need on how to watch the Thanksgiving Day Dog Show.
Can you share a turkey Thanksgiving dinner with your dog(s)?
https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/vets-corner/can-dogs-eat-thanksgiving-turkey/
Dogs can eat Thanksgiving turkey but avoid the skin. What about potatoes and stuffing? Learn more with this list of dog-safe Thanksgiving foods.
Heading out for a walk or hike in the woods today with your poodle? Don't forget your blaze orange! See comments for tips on hunting season safety for your dog.
Grooming options for your adult poodle abound! Here are 25 different hairstyles to consider for your curly-coated friend.
https://poodlereport.com/25-haircuts-for-poodles-a-helpful-guide-with-pictures/
Cutting your poodle’s hair can often feel more like a challenge than a chore. A poodle's coat grows differently than most other dog breeds and…
Stud alert! Here's Huckleberry, Daisy Lou Poodles' resident stud dog, fresh from his holiday grooming. Huckleberry weighs 25 pounds and is available for breeding services: please private message for details. Happy Friday, all!
When you call your dog, you're competing against all the distractions in their environment: smells, sounds, animals, people . . . the list goes on! When your dog chooses YOU over everything else that they COULD pay attention to, reward them well! Here, Posey is rewarded with turkey for coming when called.
Many families enjoy giving to others during the holiday season. Local animal shelters are a wonderful option for celebrating the spirit of giving through goods or currency. Check the comments for wish lists from local Maine shelters: feel free to add your own local shelter's wish list. Happy holidays!
https://www.zoetispetcare.com/blog/article/things-donate-animal-shelters
There are lots of ways you can give to your local animal shelters that doesn’t cost a thing — donating items from your home.
Stuffed Kongs (these Kongs have been stuffed and frozen overnight) are a great option for safely occupying your dog when your attention needs to be elsewhere (like eating Thanksgiving dinner!). Check the comments for Kong stuffing tips and recipes.
Thanks to Ellie (puppy) and Shiro (kitty) for modeling the this perfect dog-cat photo. See the comments for tips on helping dogs and cats get along. The training struggle is real, but worth it!
Do you usually put up a tree as part of your holiday celebrations? Managing Christmas trees and dogs (especially puppies) takes planning. Here are some tips for puppy/dog-proofing this beloved holiday tradition.
https://www.dogtrainingnation.com/dog-safety-tips/puppy-proofing-christmas-tree/
Keep your Christmas tree and gifts intact with these dog safety tips. Visit our website to learn how to puppy-proof your Christmas tree.
It might seem hard to believe, but dogs should spend about 50% of their day sleeping; puppies and older dogs can snooze even more of the day away. This rainy Sunday might be a perfect day for a nap--for you and your dog!
If everyone looked as cute in their life jacket as Alexei does, we would wear them on land! See an article in the comments for 10 reasons to put a life jacket on your dog (Alexei is displaying reason #10).
Which one of these poodle pups is showing stress? Hint: look for a "tongue flick." Why do so many dogs show stress when being photographed? Are there ways to help our dogs be more comfortable being photographed? Answers and more information about dog communication is posted in the comments.
Happy Veteran's Day! Did you know that poodles composed a military unit in World War II? Our thanks to all veterans, human and canine.
https://americacomesalive.com/poodles-against-hitler/
The United States had yet to organize and train a canine unit for use during wartime, though their value had been proven by European countries in WWI.
It's Post Your Poodle (or Pet) Day! Today's theme is "toys." What toy(s) does your pet love? To get us started, here's Robyn and Huckleberry playing tug with a favorite burlap toy. Can't wait to see your photos and vidoes!
Ellie continues exploring her inner leaf monster. 😆
The holdays are almost here . . . have you thought about how you'll help your dog(s) manage all the family, friends, and food (so. much. food.)? Here are some tips to get you started.
https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/training/prepare-your-dog-for-the-holidays/
Holidays can be stressful for dogs. The following tips will help you prepare your dog so you can both enjoy the coming holiday season.
Growing puppies have a growing sense of independence. This can mean they're less likely to come when called, which can be frustrating! Here's an article from canine behaviorist Patricia McConnell that shares the strategy she used to train her adolescent dog to come back in the house.
https://www.patriciamcconnell.com/theotherendoftheleash/whats-in-it-for-me
Lots of dogs go through a “what’s in it for me?” stage (and this stage lasts longer in some dogs than others, right?). Mr. Hope is dancing around it right now, especially when I ask him to come into the house. Several of you asked about ways to handle it; not surprising, since most dogs […]
Did you know that a team of poodles once competed in the famous Iditarod sled dog race? That Elvis Presley owned a poodle named Champagne and gave poodles as gifts to some of his girlfriends? Here are ten fun facts about poodles.
https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/lifestyle/10-facts-about-poodles/
Poodles aren't just great looking dogs, they're also highly intelligent, eager, and active. Bred as hunters, Poodles give us many reasons to love the breed.
Turns out that setting our clocks back is hard on our pets, too.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/the-end-of-daylight-saving-time-can-really-mess-with-your-pets/ar-AA13CPdk
Yes, it only happens twice a year, but the switch to Daylight Saving Time in the spring and back to Daylight Standard Time in the fall can be confusing for pets.
Need a smile to start your weekend? No problem: just look at Alexei, another inagural litter pup who's been adopted and is now living his best life. Have a great Saturday!
"You talkin' to me?!?" Unlike humans, canines communicate primarily through body language. What do you think these two pups are saying to each other?
Check out the comments section for a link to a great article that will help you understand what your dog's body language is telling you.
It's Post-Your-Poodle (or Pet) Day! Today's theme is "water." Poodles were originally bred to be water retrievers, which explains why many poodles rush into the nearest lake, stream, or puddle (or mud hole?). Many other dog breeds (and other animals) also love water. To start us off, here's a picture of baby Robyn gazing over the lake: think she's waiting for her ship to come in? Please post your water-related photos in the comments: we can't wait to see your pets!
Warning: this video may cause giggles and motivate you to rake the fall leaves in your yard! Enjoy watching Ellie celebrate fall.
Did you know that mistloe, holly, and yew (a type of evergreen) are toxic to dogs? As you plan your holiday celebrations (yup, it's that time already), remember to include your dog(s). Here's an article from the AKC to help you get started.
https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/health/holiday-safety-for-dogs/
Christmas trees, decorations, visitors, and foods can all cause harm to your dog. Learn holiday safety tips to keep your pups safe and happy this season.
Interest in Robyn remains high, but we have yet to find a perfect forever home for our sweet, beautiful girl. If you are interested in learning more about Robyn, please private message. Born 6/23/22; genetic and temperment testing results available; kennel trained; basic obedience training started; four vet visits complete.
"Monday morning? Already?"
Thanks to the handsome Sherman, another "inaugural litter pup," for making the start of our week a little brighter!
Learning to walk politely (no dragging your human down the street!) takes time, patience, and practice. Here's Robyn showing off her polite walking skills (and her stick!).
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When you call your dog, you're competing against all the distractions in their environment: smells, sounds, animals, people . . . the list goes on! When your dog chooses YOU over everything else that they COULD pay attention to, reward them well! Here, Posey is rewarded with turkey for coming when called.
It's Post Your Poodle (or Pet) Day! Today's theme is "toys." What toy(s) does your pet love? To get us started, here's Robyn and Huckleberry playing tug with a favorite burlap toy. Can't wait to see your photos and vidoes!
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