NICE THINGS PEOPLE SAY
Hi Jill- Your poodles are so magnificent! I cannot tell how much I love your site. I have had white poodles my whole life - grew up with a champion female mini and have raised and loved 5- one mini and we are now loving and raising our second set of toy littermates. Our girls are out of Champions Bogey and Corey from Shirley Malcolm in Florida where we live. I showed my husband your gorgeous site and and expressed my desire to have more but it would not be realistic. I will continue to view your beautiful babies and who knows -maybe one day we'll add to our family.Thank you again for sharing your poodle family.
All the best-Paula Weiner
Just a fun picture of Priscilla, my 13 year old (blind) standard poodle with one of the puppies.
Priscilla thinks that all the little toys born at Rococo are for her.
Congratulations on your new toddlers!
Newly married Emilee Morgan and Rococo's Madison,
Congrats on your new puppy.
Lori, the poodles "Private Groomer"
Can you spot the PWD in the background?
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This is Emily and James, Patricia and Charlie, the girls with their beloved poodles from the famed Rococo Toy Poodles.
This is "Pink" and Elizabeth
Best friends!
Thank You Sara for your free kisses...............
Pink and Enzo
It has to be said that some poodle trims do for dogs what rococo did for church architecture. In the extremities of elaboration they have variegated patterns, and sometimes even the owner's name, cut into the coat. A standard look for dog shows is to have several "poms", or balls of hair, left standing out sharply on shaved limbs, with a final huge puff, on the end of the docked tail.
A form of dog topiary, it's something people can shape and fashion at will. Dogs being cut into silly shapes – although my dogs usually look like Q-tips, Most retired show dogs and peoples pet poodles look like Rastas half the time and the other half of the time, they look like a greyhounds, whippets and Italian greyhounds.
It probably does not help the poodle's image that the dogs have been bred downwards in size. The standard poodle is 15 inches or higher at the shoulder, we have the miniature poodle between 10-15 inches and the toy poodle, at 10 inches or less.
Combine the small size with the fantastic trim, and we have pretty much lost sight of the hard-working, hunky hunting dog of the German marshes. What we're left with is the quintessence of the artificially dainty, something bobbing along the street, something we see in the mind's eye trotting beside a mink coat and high heels.
"Giada"
Thank you Madison for your leggs.....
Ch. excell's look who's cookin'
owned and love by Jill Cloud, and Kasey and Arlie Curry
There's something about their image that's a bit 1950s, and there's no doubt about it; the poodle's heart may be splendid, and its lineage noble, but its prissy image is too strong to shake!
Ring Ready
CH. Norjeans Quincy at 9 months of age.
Mrs. Norma Jean Strait (Grandma) and "Ch. Norjeans Quincy" with some end of show day "lap time" at PCA.
"Thing One" and "Thing Two" as babies.
Soggy poodles on a rainy day in Tulsa.
Donnchadas C'est La Vie, "MICHELLE"
You are dearly missed...............my pretty girl.
If I could have only two things in life, it would be a Poodle and the Beach.
ok 3 things, M.S with his fabulous arms!