Pawdorable Poodle Memes to Put in Your Pocket and Parade Around With

Do these babies have brains, or are they just balls of floof? We're betting on the second. 

Poodles have a superpower: they can be a pain in the neck for us, but they always leave unscathed because we can never be mad at them. After all, they're just so adorable. They know it and take advantage of it. With those big round black eyes and all those little curls making them look like fur balls, they can get away with anything. And the best part is they don't even have to try. They can go around doing anything they want without stopping to give it a second thought. 

They are not suited to be working dogs. They can't be guardians, police, or even able to pull a sled through a snowy mountain. They are the animal version of a porcelain vase: beautiful to look at, but overly delicate and completely useless. 

The best they know how to do is sit there and look pretty, expecting to be adored and paraded around by their owners. They are the epitome of a lap dog. And we love them all the more for it. We don't need them to help us put the chickens in their henhouse or the sheep in their pen. That's what German shepherds are for. 

All we expect from a poodle is to look perfectly fluffed and come to sleep beside us late at night. They are like a lovely little pillow. They are our babies. 

Recently, people started saying that pets are "the new kids" and plants are "the new pets". And, oh boy, are they right. We started buying a collection of toys for our little dogs, getting them premium food, putting them in costumes, and taking a thousand photographs. Pretty much the same as our moms did with us as babies. For real, in some cases it's just easier to fulfill the maternal instinct with a pet. They are not necessarily cheaper to have, but at least you don't have the responsibility of teaching them to navigate through society (something many of us have issues with even to this day).

So, for all the poodle pawrents out there, here are a bunch of howlarious memes to celebrate your little fur baby.