The toy poodle is too little for me (my momma didn't name me Grace
), but my sister has one and I have to say that she is totally amazing and perfect for my sister who is disabled.
My sister keeps an old box that reams of paper came in next to her chair. In it, she has all kinds of different treats for Missy and for her cat, Sammie (my sister is a shop-a-holic). Missy will go to the box and pull out the kind she wants and take it to my sister for her treat. She knows which ones out of all those packages is hers and not Sammys and which one she wants at that time. Then, when my sister has taken out two treats, she will take the package back and put it back in the box and then come and sit for her treat.
My sister also has a toy box for Missy and Sammie. Missy is allowed to have three toys out at a time. She tries to push it, but my sister will tell her "Only 3" and she will look at the other toys that are out and choose one to put back in the box. She, also, picks up her toys before bed every night and puts them back in the box - of course, she needs to be told to do it just like any kid.
Toy Poodle Dogs 
My mother would say otherwise! Anyhow they can be great dogs, my mothers latest three are 8 yrs, 7 yrs and 5 yrs only one is potty trained, and shes had them since pups, they bark and whine all the time, they are spazes they leap and jump all over you. I really can't stand them. But we had one when I was younger that was just the best little guy in the world, and I loved him to death. It just depends on the dog.
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