Professional Dog Grooming Practice Test

Which of the following describes the topknot in a Poodle Lamb Cut?

Rounded topknot Flat top No topknot Topknot shaved

Correct Answer:

Rounded topknot

Explanation:

In a Poodle Lamb Cut, the topknot is styled to be rounded, giving a soft, dome-like silhouette to the head. This shape helps create the traditional lamb look—cute and fluffy on top while the rest of the coat remains neatly trimmed. Securing the hair into a rounded topknot also keeps hair away from the eyes, which is practical during grooming and makes the overall appearance balanced with the shorter body coat. A flat top would look harsher and less true to the lamb style, and having no topknot or shaving it would remove the distinctive feature that defines this cut. The rounded topknot is the finishing touch that completes the classic Lamb Cut’s aesthetic.

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