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11-28-2012, 09:55 AM
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Join Date: Nov 2012
Names of dogs: Dude (Standard) and Rapunzel (Havanese)
Poodle Type: Standard
Location: Glen Carbon, IL
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Hello There!
My fiance and I are very excited to have a new puppy. He is a 4-month-old standard poodle who we have named Dude. Chocolate with the most enchanting amber eyes.
Pictures to come once I can get him to sit still long enough to snap something better than a brown blur haha. We also have a Havanese pup named Rapunzel who will be a year old on December 7th. She is an amazingly well behaved dog who loves anyone she meets and is constantly trying to impress us with her tricks. She is extremely playful and the reason we decided to get another dog. We just can't wear her out no matter how much fetch we play! Right now both both of our pups weigh almost exactly the same, right around the 13.5lb mark. From what I've read on here, that seems really small for a standard puppy @ 4 months, right? He was the smallest of his litter, and that is what we wanted, but I'm wondering if we should be concerned since it seems like he weighs half of what others did at his age! Any ideas on how big he might get? At first I worried about him being too big and too much for Rapunzel to handle, but right now even though he is twice as tall as her, she is the one who is too rough on him, believe it not! Poor guy gets knocked over all the time. I hope they will be great playmates once Dude gets more comfortable running around and playing. He is still a little awkward with his big long legs  Dude isn't aggressive at all, but I do know that standards have a prey drive. Anyone else have experience with a standard poodle and a smaller dog? I'd like to know what to expect. Thanks! So glad to be joining this forum. It seems like this will be a great source of info and community! |
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11-28-2012, 01:12 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Names of dogs: Oreo, Toddy, Gabby, Clemmie
Poodle Type: Toy Parti, Standard Parti, Phantom, Apricot
Location: Louisiana
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I put a spoo puppy with my older tpoos. She has always let the female tpoo rule.
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11-28-2012, 02:26 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Names of dogs: Rufus and Russell
Poodle Type: Brown Standard
Location: Abbotsford, BC
Posts: 968
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Welcome from me and my Brown Boy and small old man
 Looking forward to pics
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11-28-2012, 03:03 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2012
Names of dogs: Molly
Poodle Type: MPooX
Location: San Diego CA
Posts: 1,532
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Welcome to the PF! You'll find lots of Spoo people here to help you with any ? you might have. Just remember to post those pics and stories often!!!!!!
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, Dude
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