FAQ

The Teddy Bear Cut is a poodle grooming style that features an even, short coat—about half an inch—across the body and a rounded, fluffy face.

Poodles should get a professional haircut every 4 to 8 weeks, depending on the chosen style and coat length.

Poodle cuts include styles like the Teddy Bear, Puppy Cut, Continental, and more—each offering unique looks and maintenance levels for the breed.

The best cut for a standard poodle depends on the owner's preferences and maintenance ability; popular, practical styles include the Lamb, Teddy Bear, and Puppy Cuts.

The Kennel Cut is generally considered the easiest poodle cut to maintain due to its short, uniform length and minimal grooming requirements.

The most popular poodle haircut is the Teddy Bear Cut, valued for its rounded, fluffy look and easy maintenance.

Popular poodle cuts for males include the Lamb Cut, Teddy Bear Cut, Puppy Cut, Summer Cut, and Kennel Cut, each offering a balance of style and maintenance. The choice depends on your dog's lifestyle and grooming needs.

Stainless steel is generally better for dogs due to its durability, resistance to bacteria, and ease of cleaning, while ceramics can chip and pose hygiene risks if damaged.

Stainless steel is generally considered the healthiest material for dog bowls due to its durability, resistance to bacteria, and lack of harmful chemicals.

Stainless steel bowls are generally better for dogs due to their durability, resistance to bacteria, and ease of cleaning compared to ceramic bowls, which can chip and become unhygienic.