Guard-dog: Due to their petite size, this breed is not an ideal guard dog.Ĭare and Training: It is recommended for Peek-A-Poo dogs to have their ears cleaned for dirt and bacteria buildup once a week, their teeth brushed twice a week and their nails trimmed regularly. Watch-dog: The Peek-A-Poo is a solid watch dog because of their loyalty to family and their protective personality. This breed tends to get suspicious of new pets but this can be combated with frequent trips to the dog park and having visitors over often. With Pets: With early socialization, the Peek-A-Poo dog breed can mingle with other breeds. They love being around people who can keep up with their energy and younger members of the family have that covered. With Children: Peek-A-Poo dogs are very trustworthy and gentle with children. As long as they are around those who treat them with respect, they are happy and energetic pups. These dogs are equally happy hanging out with their owner indoors and playing fetch with the family outdoors. With a gentle and kind personality, this dog is a crowd favorite and loves being the center of attention. Temperament: The Peek-A-Poo dog breed is a loyal, loving and affectionate addition to the family. The texture has been compared to that of cotton. It’s cotton-like coat is what sets this bred apart from the rest.Ĭolors: Coat colors run a tremendous range, from silver, gray, white, sable, red, cream, apricot, chocolate, to buff and black.Ĭoat: The coat of a Peek-A-Poo is medium to long length with wavy hair that is soft. This breed is known for being a companion dog with deep-rooted loyalty and affection for their owner. The Peek-A-Poo breed is a cross between Poodle and the Pekingese dog, originating in the United States circa 1950’s.

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