What does a poodle look like?

Poodles come in three sizes: Standard, Miniature, and Toy. All poodles have the following features:

General appearance:

* Elegant and graceful: Poodles are known for their elegant and refined appearance.

* Proportioned body: Their bodies are well-proportioned, with a square build.

* Long, curly coat: Their most distinctive feature is their long, dense, curly coat. The coat can be clipped into various styles, but it's always curly.

* Hypoallergenic: Poodles are considered hypoallergenic because they don't shed much.

Specific details:

* Head: The head is long and narrow, with a well-defined stop (the indentation between the eyes).

* Ears: Long, pendant ears that hang close to the head.

* Eyes: Dark, almond-shaped eyes that are expressive and intelligent.

* Tail: Usually docked (shortened), but can be left natural.

* Colors: Poodles come in a variety of colors, including:

* White

* Black

* Brown (liver)

* Apricot

* Cream

* Silver

Size:

* Standard: The largest size, typically weighing 45-70 pounds.

* Miniature: Weighing 15-17 pounds.

* Toy: The smallest size, weighing 6-9 pounds.

Note: The coat can be clipped in a variety of styles, from the traditional "continental" to the "puppy cut" and many others.