Poodles do not do well in households where they will be left alone for long periods of time, left outside, or bound to one room of the house. The standard poodle, in particular, does extremely well in families with young children, while the toy and miniatures fair better with older children. They are typically calm, good natured, with a sweet temperament, and the ability to bond with all members of their human family. They are loyal and devoted companions, extremely people-oriented, and crave lots of love and attention. Poodles are generally very easy to housebreak. They learn quickly and will delight in showing off their new tricks. Their exceptional intelligence, paired with the fact that they are generally very eager to please, empowers them to excel in obedience training. The Poodle has been cited as being the 2 nd most intelligent breed of dog. Most will get along well with other dogs and household pets. This breed can be great for apartment dwellers or homeowners alike. However, they are quite intelligent and as long as a consistent training pattern is established they will be well-behaved and compliant. Housebreaking may also take some time to accomplish. They tend to exhibit a strong-willed, stubborn streak which if not dealt with properly from the start can make them a bit difficult. They display an air of independence and willfulness, and bear a proud and graceful presence. For the most part they are calm and laid back, but also possess an ample amount of playfulness. The Pekingese are very loyal, devoted, and loving to their owners. When considering the nature of the Pekepoo you must consider the characteristics of both the Pekingese and the Poodle separately in order to determine the characteristics the Pekepoo may exhibit. Their expected lifespan is approximately 11 – 15 years. Getting along with other dogs or household pets should not pose an issue, especially if they are raised together. Pekepoos are a great family dog, but do best with older children. They are suitable for apartment dwellers as they are small in size and are not overly energetic, although they appreciate a walk or play session to keep them healthy and to prevent boredom. They can tend to be barkers, and bark quite loudly, but this habit can be broken with proper training and consistent exercise. They are very loyal and devoted to their owners and despite their size can be quite the watch dog, alerting their owners of any unusual sounds or people around. Housetraining may take some additional efforts, but with consistent training they will eventually learn what is expected of them. They are very eager to please, but at times may display a stubborn streak. They are considered quite intelligent and lovable, with bright eyes, and a lively personality. They will need to be groomed often as their hair is long and will mat and tangle if not properly cared for. Their coats come in a large variety of colors and may take on the straight hair of the Pekingese, or be wavy to curly like the Poodle.
They are quite small weighing in at approximately 8 – 18 pounds and standing, 10 – 12 inches tall. *Many people with allergies prefer Poodle mixes as their fur is more hypoallergenic than most dogs (a characteristic inherited from the Poodle) Pekepoo (also known as Peke a poo, Pekapoo, Peek a poo, Peekapoo)Ī Pekepoo (also known as Peke a poo, Pekapoo, Peek a poo, or Peekapoo) is a mix between a Pekingese and, most often, the toy or miniature sized Poodle.
Coat colors can range from black, white, cream, tan, fawn, red, chocolate, brown, gray, apricot can be solid or parti-coloured 10 – 12 inches tallĬoat: Coat is soft and can be straight, wavy, or curly.
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