What breed of dog is the black poodle? Come and find out quickly!

Dear dog lovers, you are so happy to be with your own dogs every day. I don’t know what breeds you have. Today I will take stock of the black poodle breeds for you. Let’s see if you have any dogs of your own?

The Portuguese Water Dog is native to the coast of Portugal. It has also sailed with fishermen to near Iceland. It is a breed raised by fishermen in the Algarve region of Portugal. It is an excellent swimmer and diver with special talents and perseverance. Its English name is Portuguese Water Dog, also known as Corde Agua.

The Portuguese Water Dog is an excellent swimmer and diver with special talents and perseverance, helping his owner to retrieve lost fishing gear in the sea, drive away schools of fish, and deliver messages between boats or between boats and land. He is a loyal companion and vigilant guardian. An intelligent and practical breed, the Portuguese Water Dog has two coat types, curly or wavy, an impressive head that is quite broad and well-proportioned; a rugged, close-jointed body; and a powerful and thick tail at the base, which is beautifully carried and used as a rudder. Strength, enthusiasm and solidity are the indelible impressions left by the Portuguese Water Dog.

The body is evenly covered with rich, thick, strong, and healthy hair, except for the thinner hair at the junction of the forearms and chest and the groin. No undercoat, mane or scrunchie. There are two variations of coat. Curly type: The hair is dense, columnar and curly, slightly dull, and the hair on the ears is sometimes wavy. Wavy type: The hair is wavy downward, without curl, and slightly shiny. There is no distinction between the advantages and disadvantages of the two coats and they are treated equally.

Poodle, also known as "poodle", also known as "poodle", in German, Pudel means "splash", it is an animal of the genus Canis in the subfamily Canis. The poodle's origins are as murky as the water it waded to drag out game birds.

The coat of the Poodle is usually trimmed into a traditional shape. The coat is divided into curly and rope types: the curly type has a thick, thick coat; the rope type has drooping hair. The hair on various parts of the body varies in length, and the hair on the neck, trunk, head and ears is very long.

Curly-coated Retriever, as the name suggests, its coat is curly. His independence and calmness prevent him from appearing shy or enjoying himself. At a dog show, a Curly Retriever with the right temperament will stand firm in his position and be obedient; in the wild, a Curly Retriever will be enthusiastic, stable, and naturally brave; at home, he will appear calm and friendly. The Curly Coated Retriever is one of the oldest retrieving dogs and has an amazing sense of smell and memory.