i wanna get an poodle but my sister said the pooh gets stuck to its fur is this true and is it easy looking after one?

Uh, no... I mean, poop can get stuck anywhere. The fur has nothing to do with it, unless it's rolling around in its own poop. Oh, and be sure to get a standard poodle.

I no a poodle n it never gets poo on it but they tear from their eyes n it gets REALLY gross also some bite there legs and it gets all hard and crusty n it's really gross I really don't like them but if ur willing to pit in the effort to clean their eyes everyday n if they bite their legs clean that to but I never hurd of poo getting stuck to them

Any type of dog that has a longer coat can have poo get caught in it. Part of owning a dog is to keep it clean and well groomed.

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you cant either cut the hair around the butt every other day or get short haired dog

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This could happen to any dog. And you'd have to look up their personality and care on your own. That's a lot of research to just tell you. Go to Poodle Club of America

I have a 9 month old standard, and about every 3 weeks I have to make sure I clip the fur under her tail and around her rectum. (I just use good sharp Fiskar kitchen type scissors.) Poodles need to be trimmed about every 3-4 weeks anyway, just make sure the are I described is SHORT. Actually, I had to learn this--and I wound up doing at least two "butt baths." I just wore rubber gloves and didn't breathe.

I got the dog at 9 weeks. I slept the first night with her on a rug on my kitchen floor. I gated her in the kitchen for 2 weeks, although from nite #1, she would bark/cry to go out. I put newspapers on the kitchen floor, and she always piddled on the papers if I didn't answer her "out" cry fast enough. I would get up at 5am if she cried to go out. I have only had ONE poop on the floor.

At two months, she had complete run of the house. Yes, there were a couple of piddles on an area rug, and she got her nose rubbed in it and I took her out. Now, she is fine, hasn't chewed up much except baby a couple baby toys, goes down the "basement" when I command her to, and has a special bark that means "outside." She is great around the 3 yr old and the 6 wk old.

Great dog--needs clipping, combing, and lots of walking. She's not quite 40# and whe won't get a whole lot bigger.

Poodles require regular grooming. A well groomed poodle with have no problem with poop in the coat.