However, most breeders maintain that a separate gene, known as the “Rufus” gene, influences the red poodle's coat. This gene is said to darken the apricot coat, making it red. Red poodles are one of the rarest poodle color varieties, and the addition of the “Rufus” gene only makes them more uncommon.

Like many other breeds of dogs, red poodles can change color. In fact, it's common for poodles to lighten in color as they age.

Male Poodles are often more affectionate than females and tend to be more eager to please. Because of this, they are typically easier to train as well. You may notice that males will seek out more attention and can be a bit more demanding of it than females are.

Bernedoodles are a mix of a Bernese Mountain dog and a Poodle. They are the most expensive breed of poodle mixes ranging from $2500 to $4000. They were bred solely for our companionship and enjoy having attention and love.