How to identify the age of a poodle and how to choose a poodle

The age of the dog is mainly determined by the growth of the teeth, the peak of the teeth and the degree of tooth wear, and the appearance and color. In order to make it easier to grasp, the tooth type of the dog is introduced as follows: The tooth type of adult dog (permanent teeth) is incisor, canine, premolar, and molar, a total of 42.

There are a total of 28 incisors, canines and premolars, and 1 premolar and molars are missing. The canines are all short-crowned, maxillary.

The crown of the first and second incisors is three-peaked, the middle is the canine pinnacle, there are small pinnacles on both sides, and the rest of the incisors each have two small canine pinnacles, the canines are conical and curved, the tip is sharp, and it is a powerful force for attack and self-defense, the front day teeth are three-shaped, and the sun teeth are multi-peaked. The age is determined according to the following criteria: Teething begins in about 20 days.

4 6 weeks old: the deciduous incisors are long. At nearly 2 months of age, the baby teeth are all full-lengthened, white, thin and pointed.

2 4 months of age: Replacement of the first deciduous incisors. 5 to 6 months old:

Substitution. 2. 3rd deciduous incisors and deciduous canines. After 8 months of age: all permanent teeth are replaced.

l years old: the permanent teeth are long, white and shiny, and there are sharp protrusions on the front teeth. years:

The mandibular first incisor pinnacle is worn to the level of the minor pinnacle, a phenomenon called peak abrasion. Age: The pinnacle of the second incisor of the lower jaw is abrasion.

Age: maxillary first incisor tooth pinnacle abrasion. years:

The pinnacle of the maxillary second incisor is abrasioned. 5 years old: the peak of the third incisor of the lower jaw is slightly worn, and the mandibular is first.

The wear surface of the first and second incisors is rectangular. 6 years old: The pinnacle of the third incisor of the lower jaw is worn out, and the canines are obtuse and rounded.

7 years old: The first incisor of the lower jaw is worn to the root of the tooth, and the worn surface is longitudinally oval 8 years old: The first incisor of the lower jaw is worn and tilted forward.

10 years old: The worn surface of the second and maxillary first incisors is longitudinally oval. 16 years old:

Loss of incisors and insufficiency of canines.

Can a Poodle know age from its appearance.

Many people don't know how to distinguish between them, in fact, these 3 types of Poodles are very similar in appearance and personality, but they are different in size. The general division is: "standard" 38 cm or more (to shoulder height); The "mini" is between 28 and 38 cm (in the United States, it is divided by 25 cm); The "Fun Type" is under 28 cm.

Here are 6 things you should pay attention to when buying a Poodle:

1) Coat. The Poodle is so beautiful and moving, and the quality of its coat is the key. The coat of the poodle should be thick, moderately soft and hard, and pure white in color. Only this kind of coat can be trimmed to create a cute shape.

2) Appearance. The back of the Poodle should be short and strong, with strong shoulders and a slight slope. The ears are round and drooping, reaching to both cheeks. Cut off the tail 1 3, make the tail upright, never roll down or stick it on the back.

3) Verbal speech. The mouth should be in the form of "twisting scissors", with neat teeth cracking, white color and no missing teeth. The tooth must not protrude out of the jaw, nor should it be "inverted" or oblique inward.

4) Eyes. The Poodle's eyes should be dark amber to black, slightly slanted, apricot or oval, and the darker the eye circumference, the better. The conjunctiva of the eye is pink and there is no eye disease.

5) Gait. The stride length should not be too large, and it is advisable to take small or broken steps. It gives people a feeling of lightness, grace and elegance.

6) Foot paws. The claws should not be too long and too thin. The length of the paws should be moderate and well-proportioned, in harmony with the whole body, giving people a sense of strength and firmness, and standing straight and not softening. The toes should be tight, not bent in or out, the toes should be arched, the meat pillow should be thick, and the whole hoof should be goose-egg-shaped.

1. Observe the appearance of the poodle: check whether the puppy has too much dander; Then there are the dog's eyes: look closely at the eyes of the poodle puppy:

They should be flexible, bright, and invigorating. Five senses: see if the poodle has snot, eye droppings, clean ears, and moist nose mirrors.

Stature: The body of the poodle puppy should be well developed, and the muscles should be well-developed and well-proportioned, especially to see if the puppy's legs are straight and strong, and whether there are deformities.

2. Observe the health of other poodles In a litter of poodles, don't just pay attention to the poodle you want to pick, in addition, see if there are other sick dogs. As long as there is a dog that is sick, especially bacteria, then the other Poodles that live with it are very likely to be infected, so if you find that one is abnormal, you should carefully consider whether it is necessary to buy it.

3. When buying a Chow Chow, you should also look at the parents of the Chow Chow puppies. Especially the mother of the Chow Chow. Because many of the recessive genes of the dog babies are with the mother.

When you see the mother Chow Chow, you can imagine what these puppy children will look like when they grow up, and they are generally not bad. Except for very few degenerative or atavistic phenomena.

4. Are poodle puppies vaccinated and what vaccines? Vaccinations are the only way to prevent dogs from becoming viral. Unvaccinated dogs, once infected with the virus, will have a mortality rate of nearly 100%, even if it is a fluke, it will leave lifelong sequelae.

Therefore, it is important to pay attention to the vaccination situation of the poodle.

The age of a poodle can generally be judged by the teeth of the poodle. Age is determined based on the following criteria:

Teething begins around 20 days after birth.

4 6 weeks old: the deciduous incisors are long. At nearly 2 months of age, the baby teeth are all full-lengthened, white, thin and pointed.

2 4 months of age: Replacement of the first deciduous incisors.

5 to 6 months of age: Change.

2. 3rd deciduous incisors and deciduous canines.

After 8 months of age: all permanent teeth are replaced.

l years old: the permanent teeth are long, white and shiny, and there are sharp protrusions on the front teeth.

Age: Mandibular first incisor peaks are worn to level with small pinnacles, a phenomenon known as pinnacle abrasion.

Age: The pinnacle of the second incisor of the lower jaw is abrasion.

Age: maxillary first incisor tooth pinnacle abrasion.

Age: The pinnacle of the maxillary second incisor tooth is abrasion.

5 years old: the peak of the third incisor of the lower jaw is slightly worn, and the mandibular is first.

The wear surface of the first and second incisors is rectangular.

6 years old: The pinnacle of the third incisor of the lower jaw is worn out, and the canines are obtuse and rounded.

7 years old: The first incisor of the lower jaw is worn to the root of the tooth, and the worn surface is longitudinally oval 8 years old: The first incisor of the lower jaw is worn and tilted forward.

10 years old: The worn surface of the second and maxillary first incisors is longitudinally oval.

16 years old: Loss of front teeth, incomplete canines.

When choosing, you should first look at the posture of the poodle, it is best to give priority to choosing a more lively, mental look better, but also look at the eyes of the poodle, tears or eye feces more do not want, but also look at the size of the poodle, it is best to pick it up and feel its weight, in the puppies belong to the thin, fat do not choose.

As long as you see such a dog, quickly avoid it and don't lean on it.

Generally, the age of a dog is measured by its teeth, but it requires a certain amount of experience.

Here's how to tell if it's a purebred Poodle:

Poodles have very high requirements for coat, so special attention should be paid to coat color when buying. There are three aspects: gross quantity and hair quality.

Straighten teeth should be chosen. Solid Poodle. Poodle teeth are best scissor-bite, and it is not good to be covered with heaven or earth.

The eyes of the VIP are almond-shaped, which is commonly known as small bean eyes, rather than large and round.

The back of the Poodle should be short and straight, and the shoulders should be strong and slanted.

The ears should be round, the length of which hangs down to the cheeks is best, if the ears of the little VIP are too long, like a coca, do not buy them.

The tail is erect. If it is a dog with a broken tail, you need to carefully observe whether the tail is broken at 1 3 1 2, and the VIP who has a completely broken tail should not buy.

The toes should be round and compact, not too long or too thin, the pads should be thick, and the large soles of the feet should indicate possible future body shape.

Poodles have a vip allowed pork liver colored nose. Eyeliner. Lip line, amber eyes. The other colors of the VIP have black noses. Eyeliner. Lip liner, brown eyes.

The Poodle, also known as the "Lady Dog", is an animal of the genus Canidae in the German family, Puodle which means "splash". The Poodle's ** is as muddy as the water it wades through in order to drag out the birds of its game.

The French poodle, the Hungarian water hound, the Portuguese water dog, the Irish water dog, the Spanish spaniel, and even the Maltese may all be the ancestors of the Poodle.