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Poodle Song

by Megha - Nancy Buttenheim

Rated
5
Type
music
Activity
Meditation
Suitable for
Everyone
Plays
366

Poodle Song is a true story. One day in the woods, I was following my giant black Royal Standard Poodle (no pom-poms) named Hakuna. I called out to him, "Hakuna, I love you so much! If I'd be your Mary would you be my lamb?" And then I thought: "That would make a great song about my beloved carpeted canine!" Enjoy this lullaby.

PoodlePetsNursery RhymesNaturePlayfulnessBedtimePet BondingBedtime RoutineLullabiesNature WalksSongs

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Megha - Nancy ButtenheimPittsfield, MA 01201, USA

5.0 (21)

Recent Reviews

Kerri

August 19, 2025

I enjoy this light-hearted upbeat music that just makes me want to sing along! 🎶

Harper

February 11, 2025

I yousd to hav a dog and she was a toy poodle and her name was Ruby and she died 😭 🐩 🥱. I loved it youre on fire ❤️‍🔥. EDIT!!!: I HAVE A NEW DOG!!! She is 3 months old. She is a little black CAVOODLE ( King Charles Cavalier/POODLE!!!). She is called Pixie.

LisaNanda

November 30, 2024

Omg! that was sooo amazing! Made my DAY!!!! And my shepherd lab loved it ALSO ! He loves poodles as much as I do!!! Did you write that amazing song?😻😻😻

Tamara

August 25, 2024

Your deep love, dedication and joy for your woolie companion is an absolute delight… I’m already thinking of how I’d serenade my Jack Russel! What a beautiful voice you have too.

Jane

March 20, 2024

Such a delightful and joyful song to close out the day! Thank you, Megha.

Nicole

March 19, 2024

This is so sweet!! It made me smile this morning. 🌞

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