FAQ

Toy Poodles do not like being left alone for long periods as they crave companionship and may develop separation anxiety.

Toy Poodles are known for being alert and can bark frequently, especially if not properly trained or mentally stimulated.

Toy Poodles form strong bonds with their owners and may experience distress or separation anxiety if left alone for extended periods like 8 hours.

The best age to adopt a Toy Poodle is around 8 to 12 weeks, when they are weaned, socialized, and ready to adapt to a new home environment.

Avoid leaving a Toy Poodle alone for extended periods, skipping grooming routines, rough handling due to their fragile size, and using harsh training methods.

Toy Poodles are affectionate, intelligent, and companion-focused dogs that require regular grooming, mental stimulation, and early socialization. Potential owners should be ready for their grooming needs, susceptibility to certain health issues, and need for close human interaction.

Toy Poodles are intelligent, affectionate, and require regular grooming and companionship. They're small, sensitive dogs with some health concerns, making responsible breeding and socialization important.

Yes, dogs can safely eat blueberries in moderation as part of a healthy treat option, especially when mixed with fruits like watermelon and bananas.

Watermelon rind is tough and difficult to digest; it may cause gastrointestinal issues or even intestinal blockage, especially in dogs.

Yes, dogs can eat blueberries in moderation as part of a safe fruit mix, provided they are fresh, unsweetened, and free from any added ingredients.