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	Poodle - Doggiewoggie - All About Dogs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		In France the poodle is known as a caniche and in Spain as a perro de lana (literally “wool dog”).
		The poodle is often thought of as a typically French breed (it is frequently referred to as the “French Poodle”).
		Though the poodle is usually a healthy, long-lived canine (it’s not unheard of to see a 15-year-old toy or miniature poodle or a 12-year-old standard poodle), owners should be aware of the health problems that this breed is predisposed to.
	doggiewoggie.com /dog-breeds/poodle (1413 words)

	Corded Poodle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Corded Poodle is a Poodle whose hair has been allowed to grow in the corded manner: it is not a distinct breed.
		Some Poodles have coats which will more or less naturally cord, others must be coaxed into it, but virtually all Poodles are capable of having corded hair once their adult hair has been established.
		Corded coats are more difficult to take care of, and corded dogs fell out of fashion, in favor of those with wooly coats.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Corded_Poodle (163 words)

	Farleys D Standard Final Page
		Poodles are one of the oldest known breed to man. It's true origins is really impossible to pinpoint a certain time or place.
		Where the Poodle got his name; Pudel (Canis Familiaris Aquatius), or "water dog" in Germany; the Caniche (chien canard), or "duck dog" in France; in England, the Poodle, "splash in water"; when they became popular in Holland and Belgium they were know as "Poedels".
		At early shows, Poodles were frequently corded, and a battle ensued as to whether the Corded Poodle and the Curly coated were separate breeds of the same family.
	www.farleysd.com /poohistory.htm (1897 words)

	The Poodles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Poodles are commonly acknowledged to be the most wisely intelligent of all members of the canine race.
		Paris was formerly the home of most of the learned Poodles, and one remembers the instance of the Poodle of the Pont Neuf, who had the habit of dirtying the boots of the passers-by in order that his master—shoefl stationed halfway across the bridge—might enjoy the profit of cleaning them.
		Most Poodles are kept in the house or in enclosed kennels, well protected from draught and moisture, and there is no difficulty in so keeping them, as they are naturally obedient and easily taught to be clean in the house and to be regular in their habits.
	www.small-dogs-breed-lovers.com /poodles.html (1797 words)

	GB_Standard
		The general appearance of the body of a poodle is of good proportions, the length of the body generally exceeding the height at the withers.
		The fl, the brown, the grey and the apricot poodles must be pigmented according to their coat colour; for the whites, the silvery skin is desirable, but the pigmentation must not alter the coat colour.
		The poodles which are not clipped in conformation with the standard will not (as long as they are like that) be judged for the awards at the shows and official events, without however being disqualified for reproduction.
	www.trophy.dk /uk_standard.htm (2152 words)

	R1KOSK
		When the corded poodle has developed to 'woolly' poodle, is not known for sure.
		Corded hairs development and growth is explained thus: the hairs in the curl don’t die at the same time.
		And the people begun to fear germs and bacteria and they started to avoid corded poodle which is much uglier despite the groomers abilities.
	www.poodlehistory.org /R1KOSK.HTM (749 words)

	* Corded - (Dog): Definition
		The corded coat begins to form around the age of 6 months when the soft woolly undercoat intermingles with the harsher outer-coat.
		The coat can be shown naturally brushed out, or corded, a technique which turns the long coat into 'cords' of fur, and which is hard to start but easy to care for when completed.
		Originally the Standard Poodle was exhibited in both corded and brushed coat styles, but in Australia only the traditional lion or continental clip are favoured...
	en.mimi.hu /dog/corded.html (742 words)

	Admiration standard poodles - The Standard Poodle
		Poodles are known for their work retrieving capabilities in the water.
		Any Poodle which is over 15 inches or is 10 inches or less at the highest point of the shoulders shall be disqualified from competition as a Miniature Poodle.
		As long as the Toy Poodle is definitely a Toy Poodle, and the Miniature Poodle a Miniature Poodle, both in balance and proportion for the Variety, diminutiveness shall be the deciding factor when all other points are equal.
	www.poodledog.com /the_standard_poodle.html (1852 words)

	Poodle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The large poodle must be the enlarged and developed reproduction of the medium poodle from which he retains the same characteristics.
		This poodle size must show in its ensemble the appearance of a reduced medium poodle, retaining as much as possible the same proportions and not showing any sign of dwarfism.
		The Toy poodle keeps in its ensemble the appearance of the miniature poodle and the same general proportions, complying with all the requirements of the standard.
	www.brunotausz.com /poodle.htm (2284 words)

	History of Poodles
		The poodle was developed as a water retriever, and the distinctive clipping of its heavy coat was initiated to increase the animal's efficiency in the water.
		The poodle is clipped in a variety of styles (e.g., the puppy trim, the continental clip, and the English-saddle clip), a practice now carried out largely for show or aesthetic purposes but originally for utilitarian value.
		The poodle was widely used in France as a waterfowl retriever, but its heavy coat required clipping so as not to hinder the dog's progress through water.
	www.starwood.fsnet.co.uk /SomePoodleHistory.htm (583 words)

	The Poodles History - Tracing It's Origin
		In the late 1800s, the Corded Poodle was at its peak of popularity, formal registration of the breed began.
		The Poodle was introduced to the United States in the late 1800's, and the first Poodle was registered with the American Kennel Club Stud Book in 1887.
		It was not until, The Poodle Club of America, which was founded in 1931, that the Poodle breed was generally noticed.
	mypoodles.com /poodle-history.html (720 words)

	Standard anglais (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		An efficient retriever of waterfowl, the Poodle’s characteristic trim was devised to aid his progress in the water and, at the same time, protect the dog’s vital organs and joints from the cold.
		The Poodle’s sense of fun and trainability made him a natural choice for a performing circus dog, and by the end of the 18th century every traveling circus is said to have had a performing Poodle act.
		The Poodle is the world’s oldest water retriever, circus performer, and truffle hunter.
	www.royaume.com /~baladin/stand_english.htm (2025 words)

	54fcistandard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Body: The general appearance of the body of the poodle is of good proportions, the length of the body generally exceeding the height at the withers.
		The fl, the brown, the grey and the apricot poodles must be pigmented according to their coat color; for the whites, the silvery skin is desirable, but the pigmentation must not alter the coat color.
		The cords on each side of the head may be tied up by a ribbon above the ears and those on the body parted on each side to avoid an untidy coat.Allowed Show Clips: Lion Clip: The poodle, whether curly or corded, shall be clipped on the hindquarters up to the ribs.
	www.guldtackanskennel.com /54fcistandard.html (3890 words)

	Toy Poodle - Canada's Guide to Dogs
		The Standard Poodle is known to be the oldest of the three varieties, however, there is evidence that indicates the smaller types, the Miniature and Toy, were developed shortly after the Standard breed was established as he is recognized today.
		Poodles were first brought to North America at the end of the 19th century but the breed did not become popular until after the second World War.
		The clipping of the Poodle goes back to their working and sporting days when certain areas of the coat were shaved for added mobility when swimming as well as to prevent snagging and other areas were left covered for warmth.
	www.canadasguidetodogs.com /poodletoy.htm (1894 words)

	Poodle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Today the Poodle is divided into two breeds: the Standard Poodle, which serves primarily as a gun dog and companion animal, and the Poodle, composed of the Miniature and Toy varieties, and which serves primarily as companion breed.
		A properly proportioned Poodle is square, with the length of body (measured from prosternum to point of buttocks) equal to height (measured from the withers to the ground).
		Cords may be longer on the mane, body coat, head and ears; shorter on puffs, bracelets and pompons.
	www.ukcdogs.com /breeds/companions/poodle.std.shtml (1733 words)

	The Corded Poodle by Wendell Sammett
		The English KC denied this declaring that “the curly and corded Poodle was one and the same, except for the superficial differences in their coats.” They agreed that the dogs have the same basic bone structure.
		Corded Poodles were exempt from the English Kennel Club rules applying to the preparation of the dogs for exhibit.
		The Poodle Committee responded that all the miniature Poodles were to be measured on a table either by the ring Steward or a veterinarian.
	www.caninechronicle.com /Features/Sammett/sammett_1006.html (2576 words)

	William Secord Gallery, inc. , Poodle, Non_Sporting
		Poodles in lion trims appear on ancient Greek and Roman coins, and in the time of Emperor Augustus, around AD30, they were carved on monuments and tombs, resembling, in a primitive way, their modern-day counterparts.
		Numerous authorities believe that the Poodle is closely related to, or was, the old Water Dog or "Canis familiaris aquaticus." The Standard Poodle, the oldest of the three varieties, was used for centuries to retrieve game from water.
		The Poodle was very popular indeed in the late nineteenth century, with many fanciers owning this breed exclusively, and while most dogs around this time had an early version of our present-day show clip, there was a brief fashion for the corded coat.
	www.dogpainting.com /info_detail.cfm?type=breed&breed_id=B0078 (765 words)

	Corded Standard Poodle
		So I started to research on how to cord and found absolutely nothing for technique, so after much running around I contatcted some puli breeders in the UK and they directed me to Heather Wells in England and she instructed me on how to do it.
		Corded dogs are not just wash and wear, you really have to stay on top of the drying as their coats become almost waterproof and then when they finally wet through, you have wet cords in the inner core of the cords that takes a long time to dry.
		The poodle seems more controlled then the Puli, even her face is all clumped up and I'm tempted to clip it.
	www.terrificpets.com /forum/27019.asp (1497 words)

	Poodle Stamps
		Poodles are fortunate to have such wonderful stamps and cards available for this breed.
		The Poodle is extremely intelligent, quick-witted, and possessed of remarkable powers of scent, which led to its use as a locator of truffle (edible fungi which grow underground).
		In Belgium, Poodles, carefully trained to elude all officials in uniform, were once systematically employed to smuggle valuable lace from Mechlin to the coast.
	www.animalstamps.com /poodlecard.htm (3306 words)

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		The Poodle is the world's oldest water retriever, circus performer, and truffle hunter.
		The ubiquitous Poodle is such a versatile dog he can be all things to all people.
		Any Poodle which is more than 10 in, at the highest point at the shoulder shall be disqualified from competition as a Toy Poodle.
	www.poodleclubcanada.com /breedstandard.html (1187 words)

	Poodle - Rob's Poodle Kennel - Crescatoria de caniche ROB (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		BODY : The general appearance of the body of a poodle is of good proportions, the length of the body generally exceeding the height at the withers.
		The length of the hair increases progressively upwards to show on the shoulder as on the thigh a length of 4 to 7 cm measured on straightened hair, in proportion with the size of the dog but avoiding any « bouffant » (buffy).
		• The poodles which are not clipped in conformation with the standard will not (as long as they are like that) be judged for the awards at the shows and official events, without however being disqualified for reproduction.
	www.poodle.ro /standard_en.htm (2335 words)

	Corded Poodles
		I came across a breeder ad that came across in that kinda made it look like the corded poodle were a different breed of standard poodles.
		Corded poodles are every bit the same as brush coat poodles and NOT a different breed of the poodle.
		A corded poodle is a poodle coat that has been worked in a historical fashion...ie.....controlled mats to achieve the effect of having cords.
	www.terrificpets.com /forum/29655.asp (254 words)

	Poodle Standard - Poodles-in-Scandinavia
		BODY: The general apperance of the body of a poodle is of good proportions, the length of the body generally exceeding the height at the withers.
		The length of the hair increases pregressively upwards to show on the shoulders as on the thigh a length of 4 to 7 cm measured on straightened hair, in proportion with the size of the dog but avoiding any "bouffant" (buffy).
		* The poodle which are not clipped in conformation with the standard will not (as long as they are like that) be jedged for the awards at the shows and official events, without however being disqualified for reproduction.
	www.poodles-in-scandinavia.com /standard.htm (2231 words)

	Poodle
		The Poodle is commonly acknowledged to be the most wisely intelligent of all members of the canine race.
		Paris was formerly the home of most of the learned Poodles, and one remembers the instance of the Poodle of the Pont Neuf, who had the habit of dirtying the boots of the passers-by in order that his master--a shoe-fl stationed half-way across the bridge--might enjoy the profit of cleaning them.
		Throughout Europe and in the United States--wherever these dogs are kept--it is usual to clip the coat on the face, the legs, and the hinder part of the body, leaving tufts of hair on the thighs and a ring of hair on the pasterns.
	www.wag-dog.com /dog-breeds/poodle.htm (1778 words)

	Crib
		Poodles are sensitive and wear their hearts on their sleeves, especially when they're happy.
		In contrast to the turn-of-the-century practice of keeping cords as long as possible, Jules' cords are kept at a sensible length and don't bother him at all.
		She always kept his cords trimmed to a sensible length so he could move freely, although she was penalized for this in the breed ring.
	www.poodlehistory.org /RCRIB.HTM (7627 words)

	Standard Poodle - Canada's Guide to Dogs - Breeds
		The Standard Poodle is the oldest of the three varieties, however, there is evidence that indicates the smaller types, the Miniature and Toy, were developed shortly after the Standard breed was established as he is recognized today.
		Standard Poodle Cancer Registry — An estimated 40% of all Standard Poodle deaths are from cancer.
		The Poodle Health Registry (PHR) — "The nonprofit PHR is a permanent international open registry for all diseases affecting Poodles, living and dead, of all varieties everywhere in the world.
	www.canadasguidetodogs.com /poodlestd.htm (2384 words)

	PoodlesandArt.com - Confirmation and Clips
		A Poodle with ears that fail to extend to the corner of the lips cannot obtain the qualification “excellent”.
		The body of a Poodle is generally well proportioned, its length generally exceeding the height at the withers.
		The cords on each side of the head may be tied by a ribbon above the ears and those on the body parted on each side to avoid an untidy coat.
	www.poodlesandart.com /pages/confirmation-and-clips.php (1508 words)

	Standard Poodles Downunder - Quality Standard Poodle Puppies Breed information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Standard poodles are extremely versatile and our puppies are suitable for conformation showing, agility, flyball, obedience competitions, and as a loving family companion who is ready to become your next best friend.
		This site is dedicated to the standard poodle, it includes pictures of our top winning standard poodles and information on the poodle breed.
		Poodles are people orientated and do not do well without human companionship.
	www.avontipoodles.com (703 words)

	Poodle standard
		The fl, the brown, the grey and the apricot poodles must be pigmented according to their coat colour; for the whites, the silvery skin is desirable, but the pigmentation must not alter the coat colour.
		The cords on each side of the head may be tied up by a ribbon above the ears and those on the body parted on each side to avoid an untidy coat.
		The large poodle must be the enlarged and developed reproduction of the medium poodle from which he retains the same characteristics.
	members.aol.com /AHTerrier/std-poodle.html (2547 words)

	Show dogs
		Example: these days, many Poodles which are successful in the breed ring do not adhere to the breed standard in a matter essential to soundness: they are "too straight in front"; judges' eyes have become so acclimatized to this great fault that it has become part of the style they're looking for.
		Poodles are among the most difficult dogs to present in today's conformation ring, because of contemporary "show coat" requirements.
		Corded coats are still accepted in the conformation ring; the "corded Poodle" is not a separate variety.
	www.poodlehistory.org /PSHOW.HTM (3321 words)

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