Poogle
Poogles are a loving and loyal breed that make great family pets. They thrive when given plenty of exercise, mental stimulation, and love from their owners. With regular grooming and care, your Poogle can have a long and happy life as part of your family.
Standard Poodle
Beagle
Lifespan:
10-15 years
Height:
18 – 21 inches
Weight:
28 – 33 pounds
Breed Overview
- Poogles are a hybrid breed that is created by crossing a Poodle and a Beagle; they have the intelligence of the Poodle and the playful nature of the Beagle.
- Poogles can adapt to different climates, making them suitable for owners who live in diverse environments such as cold winters or hot summers.
- Poogles are very active dogs and require plenty of exercise each day to stay healthy and happy.
- Poogles are moderately easy to train due to their eagerness to please and intelligence; positive reinforcement methods work best with this breed.
- Despite having droopy ears, Poogles are less prone to ear infections than other breeds due to the shape of their ears.
Adaptability:
environment:
Poogles are a very adaptable breed, and they can live in both rural and urban areas as long as they get adequate exercise.
Owner Experience:
Moderate. They’re intelligent and eager to please, so training can be an enjoyable activity for owners of all levels of experience.
Weather Tolerance:
Poogles do well in most climates but may need extra care during extreme temperatures.
Health:
Common Issues:
Poogles may be prone to hip dysplasia and other joint-related issues due to the size of their frame.
Teeth care:
Regular brushing is suggested to prevent tartar build-up and ensure long-term dental health.
Shedding:
Poogles shed an average amount but regular brushing will help keep the shedding under control.
Behavior:
Trainability
Very high; Poogles are intelligent and eager to please, so training can be a relatively easy process with positive reinforcement methods.
Pet Friendly:
Yes; Poogles get along well with other animals as long as proper introductions are made. They tend to enjoy the company of other dogs in particular.
Activity Level:
High; Poogles need regular exercise and mental stimulation to stay healthy and happy.
Coat:
Density:
Medium; Poogles have a medium double coat that consists of a long, wavy outer coat and a short, soft undercoat.
Length:
Longer on the ears, back of legs, chest, and tail.
Type:
Double-coated with a soft undercoat and coarse outer coat.
Grooming:
Bathing:
Bathing should be done only when necessary as it can strip the natural oils from their coat.
Haircut:
Regular grooming is recommended, but trimming is not necessary as their fur does not grow very long.
Brushing:
Daily brushing is needed to keep their coat in its best condition, especially during shedding season.
Colors Possibilities:
Eyes:
Large, expressive eyes that can be dark, brown, or hazel.
Nose:
Black/brown noses are typical for Poogles.
Coat:
1. Poogles are generally healthy dogs, but they can be prone to certain genetic health conditions such as hip dysplasia and eye problems.
2. Regular check-ups at the vet should be done in order to catch any health issues early on; this is especially important for senior Poogles who may suffer from age-related ailments.
3. Proper nutrition tailored to their age and activity level is essential for maintaining optimal health and well-being in Poogles.
4. Grooming should be done regularly in order to keep their coat looking its best and free from matting or tangling; daily brushing will also help reduce shedding levels.
5. Oral hygiene is also important for Poogles; regular teeth brushing and dental chews can help keep their pearly whites in tip-top shape.
1. Poogles should be fed high-quality, age-appropriate food that is tailored to their activity level; they are not particularly large dogs and will not require a lot of calories each day.
2. Avoid giving your poogle human food as it can lead to obesity and other health issues; certain human foods such as grapes, raisins, chocolate, or onions can even be toxic for them.
3. Fresh water should always be available for your Google; ensure that the bowl is cleaned daily to avoid contamination from dirt or bacteria.
4. Poogles should also be given treats throughout the day as a reward for good behavior; look for natural treats with limited ingredients in order to maintain optimal health.
5. Exercise is essential for your Poogle’s health; regular walks and playtime can help maintain their weight and provide mental stimulation.
It is also important to keep an eye on their diet, as Poogles can easily become overweight if given too many treats or the wrong type of food.
1. Positive reinforcement methods, such as clicker training and treats, work best for Poogle training as they are eager to please their owners.
2. Basic commands like “sit”, “come”, and “stay” should be taught first before progressing to more advanced lessons such as recall or agility.
3. Socializing is important for Poogles; introducing them early on to different people, animals, and environments can help prevent any future behavior issues.
4. Consistency and patience are key when it comes to Poogle training; do not try to rush the progress too quickly as this will confuse your dog and may cause frustration for both you and your dog.
5. Exercise is essential for Poogles to stay healthy; regular walks, playtime, and mental stimulation will help keep their energy levels in check and burn off excess energy.