
Like humans, Poodles have a lot to say. Unlike humans, who don't always say what we mean, Poodles would SPILL THEIR GUTS if they had enough English words in their vocabulary. Sadly, this is not the case and most of us have a limited knowledge of the Poodle language (known as Poodelese), so communication can sometimes be frustrating for both you and your dog. The good news is you can easily interpret what your poodle is saying to you by his stance and postures. Below are some examples of Poodle body language and the translation into the English language.
The Poodle is: Lying in a heap at your feet: Translation: I'm tired Lying in a heap on your bed: Translation: I'm tired Lying in a heap on Aunt Wilma's new goose down winter coat: Translation: I really like Aunt Wilma's new coat



When returning from a walk and approaching the front door, your poodle plants his feet firmly on the ground and refuses to move: Translation: I'm not finished with my walk yet When you've leashed him up inside and you're standing in front of the door, your poodle plants his feet firmly on the carpet and refuses to move: Translation: I'm not ready for my walk yet Poodle is jumping up and down in front of the door like a wallaby: Translation: NOW I'm ready

