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POODLE NURSERY
Update 08/05/10
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We have four stunningly handsome males available for adoption. Born April 22, 2010. Each boy is fully crate trained and parvo puppy vaccines completed. These are well socialized puppies. Our speciality is raising puppies that do especially well with young children due to their solid and reliable dispositions and extreme intelligence and intuition. Our puppies also do well as therapy and obedience/agility prospects. Adoption price is $900 and includes neuter.
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Dam of the Litter
Willow, a Gwen/R.B. daughter bred by us. See pictures of her parents and their health clearances below. See Dam's page for more information.
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Sire of the Litter
Champion Sired, Jacques. Jacques is OFA Good, CERF Normal and OFA Cardiac Normal.
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Gwen, Willow's mother, OFA Good, CERF Normal, OFA Cardiac Normal
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R. B. Willow's Sire, OFA Good, CERF Normal, OFA Cardiac Normal, Von Willibrants Normal, Addisons Normal, Thyroid Normal, S/A Normal |
This boy is such a sweet and handsome guy. He is cream now and will become snow white as he grows to maturity. He will be about 40 pounds and 21 inches at the shoulder full grown. He is a snuggle bug, loving to lay in your lap cradled like a baby and have his belly rubbed! He is excellent with children of all ages, but is quiet and gentle enough to be a great companion for a senior as well. Very quick learner, he will be easy to train. Fully crate trained already, potty training will be a simple step.
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This puppy will be about 60 pounds and 25 inches at the shoulder. He is a dark cream, or as some call it a silver beige. He will bring lots of love and laughs into your home. He loves an audience for his funny antics and will prance around in circles and do bunny hops smiling all along! He's an easy going boy who is ultra friendly, he makes everyone he meets immediately feet at ease and like they are his best friend. He's naturally intuitive and seems to know the difference in how to behave with a little child or a rambunctious older child who wants to play. He's extremely quick to learn and requires only the slightest correction. He watches you to see what you want of him and you can almost see his wheels turning as he tries to figure it out.
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We believe that proper socialization begins with good experiences from birth and that it's very important to raise the puppies in the main area of our home among our family so they know what it's like to be part of the family. Puppies are loved and handled extensively by us and all our four children. We do Bio Dog Exercises with our puppies as part of our socialization program.
We release our puppies when they are between ten and twelve weeks. We believe that this extra time with their momma and siblings greatly improves their readiness to transition to your home. While keeping our puppies longer is a great deal of work for us, it has other benefits for your puppy as well. It gives us extra time to give them their vaccines without having to administer them early which can cause immune disorders later in life. They are further along in their crate training so you don't have to have so many sleepless nights listening to your puppy cry when they first come home. All of our puppies are fully crate trained, sleeping eight hours by the time we release them.
We have excellent references you can either view on our references page, or that you can contact on your own. We feel it's very important make sure the prospective families are well matched with our puppies. For this reason I like to talk with you on the phone to get to know a bit about you and your family before we add you to our waiting list. Please feel free to call or leave an email with your phone number. I'd be happy to spend some time answering all your questions and learning about what you're looking for in your doggie companion to see if we have a wonderful best friend waiting to be adopted into your family. |
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