How to see a purebred giant poodle

How does a purebred Giant Poodle look? Purebred Giant Poodle is about 55 cm or more in height and 30.5 to 35 kg in weight, with a rectangular body and an overall long and powerful body; the Poodle has a distinct skull shape, wide eye spacing, a large nose and open nostrils; the Poodle’s hind legs are straight and the two legs are parallel to each other. The purebred Giant Poodle is about 55 cm tall, weighing 30.5 to 35 kg, with an even body proportion and a square body shape, with rumbling hair, white, yellowish, and basalt, like a lying gorilla. The head of the giant noble dog is obvious, straight and proportional to the body. It must be slightly longer than 2/5 of the height of the shoulder of the Malone, not too heavy or too large, but not too delicate either. The angles under the skin need to be obvious. The skull shape is distinct; the width is less than half of the head length (the central axis forms an axial angle of about 16 to 18 degrees). When viewed from above, the entire skull is elliptical in the longitudinal direction, with a slightly prominent surface. The longitudinal axis is slightly divergent. The eyes are arched above; excessively pronounced and covered with long hairs. The forehead is wrinkled, and the distance between the eyes is wide and tapers toward the occipital bone, which is unusually pronounced. The nose of the Giant Poodle is distinct and well developed, with a vertical occipital bone; the nostrils are extended. The color of the nose of the basalt, russet and gray poodle is basalt; the color of the nose of the brown poodle is brown; the color of the nose of the apricot poodle is all dark brown scale brown, but also can be basalt, there is no best color, are acceptable, but to prevent the fading of the able. From the front, the poodle hind legs straight, the two legs parallel to each other, muscles vigorous and exceptionally obvious. The fly joint pivot has a distinct angle. The angle made by the lumbar joint – femur and the angle made by the tibia – hock must be exceptionally obvious, lest the hip be constituted crooked in the case of some leg upright.