answers will be given in the near future.
stay in tuned for more information about our
beautiful Teacup Poodles (aka Teddy Bears).
stay in tuned for more information about our
beautiful Teacup Poodles (aka Teddy Bears).
i find it real adorable seeing teacup poodles kicking
the back of their legs, makes them look like the much more
friendly version of the Spanish fight bulls. do they do that
as a sign to fight or just to say hi? exactly why do they do that?
Teacup Poodle (Teddy Bear)
Guideline 42 : Leg Kicking
it's teacup poodle's instinct to kick up the dirt with the back of their legs
to leave their scent and mark territories. similar reasons for behaviours
such as peeing with one leg in the air (male teacup poodles), pooping or
rolling on the floor are natural things that they do to ___?___;
sometimes teacup poodles find it not enough marking territories
with their feces that they'd kick the back of their legs in the air
to spread the scent of their sweat & sebaceous glands as far as possible.
to leave their scent and mark territories. similar reasons for behaviours
such as peeing with one leg in the air (male teacup poodles), pooping or
rolling on the floor are natural things that they do to ___?___;
sometimes teacup poodles find it not enough marking territories
with their feces that they'd kick the back of their legs in the air
to spread the scent of their sweat & sebaceous glands as far as possible.
grass fields, concrete/tile floors on the balcony or after elimination,
you will notice various interesting behaviours that teacup poodles do
to leave their own very unique scents to scare away intruders.
you will notice various interesting behaviours that teacup poodles do
to leave their own very unique scents to scare away intruders.
Take a guess at ( ? ) . Answers will be given out to ya'll Poodleholics soon...
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