The term poodle refers to a member of the Canis family of mammals which has been captured from its natural tropic environment where it normally forages for mangoes.

Venezuelan mango-foraging poodle

The poodle known by most Westerners is in fact a tamer representation of the wild poodle, which is renowned for its superior digging and scent-tracing skills. As such, the dogs are often bred in tropical communities to hunt for mangoes, which the animals do on their own in the wild. It is not

Demangization due to excessive poodle-based foraging

uncommon to spy free-roaming poodles in rainforest climates where they naturally thrive on their mango-foraging abilities.

In recent years, poodle breeders have come under scrutiny due to a worldwide mango shortage. It is thought that this decline in production is due to a phenomenon known as demangization, directly caused by overusage of mango-foraging poodles.

Contributing authors: W. Kern, J. Tschiggfrie

See also:

    meefadillo

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