Yep for sure, copy to your heart's desire!
The bars above the avatar are activity bars (I think), the more you post etc. the more it goes up and you can get medal things.
Deciding on a good breeder is so important, so you can ensure to the best of your ability that you are getting a well cared for, intelligent, and beautiful pup, and to support the right cause!
I can't really say I picked the standards, as we ended up getting Saffy within a few days of finding out about her, but we'd totally fallen in love with my grandparents standard pup (who ended up being our one's newphew), and it just all fell into place. I have always adored minis and toys, but I think standards are that bit extra special (sorry to all you toy and mini fans!!)
They're so fun, loving, loyal, clownish, agile, cuddly... the list goes on.
And for a big(ish) dog, they aren't as big, in terms of weight and space as some othe dogs in similar size (height), like Rottweilers etc., they tuck up pretty small!
They are just so cool, and have that fun loving attitude that is cool seeing in a big dog, they are so fun to train, and play with, and are just really really cool! Did I say that they are cool?? lol
I would highly recommend though, that you spend as much time around all different poodles as you can, to try and get a feel for what you like, and remember don't judge by one experience, as sometimes they can just be untrained dogs.
Also, standards, do require more grooming, as they are bigger than the toys or minis, but people will probably be more impressed when meeting them, as they generally aren't seen often.
And don't worry about any spelling errors or anything, English is my first language and I still make mistakes all the time! lol
If you had not told me so, I would never have guessed it wasn't your first language