Poodles were originally used (and bred) as water retrievers for hunters. That's the reason for the "poufy" haircut because it enhanced bouyancy in water while the dogs were retrieving the birds the hunter/s shot.
The problem is nothing to do with the dog, and everything to do with people.
Poodles are highly intelligent dogs and can readily be trained as a guide dog, just as easily as German Shepherds or Labradors.
However the problem is people just don't take poodles seriously. People want to pet them, which they should not do to a working dog. They may be denied access to places where a guide dog is legally entitled, because people don't believe it's a guide dog, etc.
Yes, poodles make excellent guide dogs. Many are used for handlers who have Allergies or if someone else in the home has allergies.
no
well poodles are hypoallergenic dogs and poodles dont have dog fur they have wool
yes, the best dog you could ever want!
1/6 of them were poodles out of 12 dogs the rest of the dog's fraction is 5/6 for the rest.
There may be others but, an Australian made a hybrid of a labrador and a poodle in about 1999 to form a labradoodle. They were bred for blind people as guide dogs as labrador's are great guide dogs and poodles dont moult.
BECAUSE poodles are dogs
Other dogs are loosely related to poodles.
toy poodles, miniture poodles, and teacup poodles are all small dogs that dont shed. they are hypoalergenic. x0Hikari0x
Salukis are usually never used a guide dog, their body shape is not correct for it. The typical guide dog breeds are labrador retrievers, golden retrievers, german shepherds, and poodles. Salukis can be trained to be other kinds of service dogs besides guide dogs.
The blind use and train a variety of dogs. The breed doesn't typically matter, the size and temperament, however, do. Labrador Retrievers and Golden Retrievers are popular because of their king and loving temperament and their willingness to work and please, and they are also a good size. German Shepherds are used a lot because of their intelligence, and so are Poodles. Poodles are the second smartest breed of dogs. The most common guide dogs are Labradors.
No, usually guide dogs are Golden Retrievers.
Other dogs are loosely related to poodles.
Poodles are dogs , of which groups are called packs.