We DO NOT cut corners with our breeding program. Our program starts with complete healthy diet. Our puppies receive health checks , tail docking, dewclaw removal and vaccines by a Licensed Veterinarian
Our Goal is a Healthy Puppy
Not how many we can make and how cheap we can do it
Why is it so hard to find Breeders?
Why do puppies cost so much?
Dakota and Keno's little boy at 3 Months Old
Special Thanks to owner Lisa for sharing this Video Clip
I breed for Quality NOT Quantity
If a breeder tells you they can ... They can only give a probability guess
Brown Puppy born 7.2 oz Adult weight 4 3/4 lbs
Black puppy top left born 5.2 oz Adult weight 6 1/2 lbs
Black puppy top right born at 5.2 oz Adult weight 4 lbs
Our Dam's and Sire's are bred based on personalities, colors and confirmation. Our Goal is a Healthy, Happy Puppy.
All puppies receive our New Puppy Package. Package includes: Toy, Puppy Blanket, and bag of Royal Canin puppy food.
Helpful Tips and Suggestions
Potty Training - First Nights - Do's and Don'ts Feeding, Health Issues, Puppy Care
YES....Parti-colored or Phantom colored are recognized and accepted by AKC But they do not meet "Show Quality Standards"
AKC Toy Poodle Show Quality Standards
THE TERMS.... Teacup, Tiny Toy and Runts are used by Breeders and Owners to describe a size of a Poodle.
Teacups do not fit in teacups and runts are not the small, sickly puppies of a litter.
A "Runt" is just the smallest born in the litter.
History and Facts of the Poodle Breed
Eating of fresh stools is a reflection of an innate predisposition ofancestral canids living in nature that protects the pack members fromintestinal parasites present in feces that could occasionally be droppedin the den/rest area.
Dogs evolved as scavengers, eating whatever they found on the ground or in the trash heap and is thought to be one of several appetitive survival behaviors that have evolved to cope with the periodic adversities of starvation.
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Mixed breed Mutts are healthier then purebreds?
Veterinarian Speaks Out
“Adorable mixed breeds” get cancer, epilepsy, allergies, heart disease, and orthopedic problems just like purebreds. I see it every day in my veterinary practice but mixed breed dogs are not tracked like the purebreds so they have a reputation as “healthier” that is actually undeserved in many cases.
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Which is better for you and your family?
Highly Intelligent - second smartest dog behind the Border Collie
Very Low Pet Dander - Tolerable to most with allergies
Very Minimal Shedding - Comparative to people
Teacup is the name given by breeders to describe an extremely small toy poodle - so there is no universal standard regarding size. It is generally agreed that a fully grown Teacup poodle should weigh 4lbs or less and be less than 8 inches tall. Tiny Toy is a term used by breeders to describe a Toy Poodle that weighs between 4 and 6 lbs.