Are silver standard Poodles rare?

Are silver standard Poodles rare?

Silver Poodles are rare because the silver color is genetically recessive, and they require two versions of the silver gene.

How much does a GREY Standard Poodle cost?

On average, you can expect to pay around $1000 for a well-bred puppy from a reputable breeder. However, prices can range from about $600 to $2000 or more depending on some factors, including the breeder’s reputation, the age of the dog, the coat color, pedigree, and where the dog is being sold.

What is the rarest color of Standard Poodle?

While some argue that blue is the rarest coat color in almost any breed, including the Poodle, others claim the red Poodle is less common while some say apricot Poodles are “the rarest in the world.”

What is the cost of a Standard Poodle puppy?

$400–$2500+ The size of your new Poodle will likely be the biggest determination of how much they cost from a breeder. Standard Poodles are generally the cheapest, averaging around $1,000. Toy and Miniature Poodles may average double that price.

What is the difference between blue and silver Poodles?

~Silvers are born black and take 2-3 weeks to turn. ~Blues & grays are born black and take several weeks to turn & up to 2-3 years to clear into their final coloring. (Declan & Zoe’s puppies): The difference between a blue and black standard poodle puppy.

Do Poodles bark a lot?

Poodles are a sociable and vocal breed. Therefore, they like to use their barking skills to communicate. Not all Poodles bark frequently, but enough do that they have gained the reputation of being big barkers. Their size doesn’t matter either.