The poodle originated in France at the beginning of the 17th century, and the identified hunting dogs and hunting dogs of the poodle are indeed an ancient breed. The poodle looked similar to the now-extinct English water dog and may have played a role in the development of more recent breeds such as the Brie and French Poodle.

The poodle's waterproof coat and possible descendants Similar to the Irish Water Spaniel, they are protected even in the coldest waters. Poodles are rarely used as companion dogs these days, perhaps because it takes too much time to keep their coat clean.