Price does not include MN sales tax of 7.375%.
Breed Info for Toy Poodles from the AKC website:
Temperament |
Agile, Intelligent, Self- Confident |
Height |
No more than 10" |
Weight |
4- 6 lbs |
Life Expectancy |
10- 18 years |
Grooming |
Unless you plan to keep your Poodle clipped in a short trim, you will need to learn how to brush how to brush him daily to keep his coat from matting. If you do not brush and comb a full-coated Poodle completely to the skin, the hair will mat near the roots and will have to be shaved off to start all over with new growth. Most pet owners opt to keep the Poodle in a shorter trim. Some owners learn to do this clipping and trimming themselves, while others choose to take their dog to a professional dog groomer every four to six weeks for a bath, grooming, and nail trim. The breed’s relatively nonshedding coat makes the breed a good choice for people with allergies. |
Exercise |
Poodles of any size are very active dogs who require good exercise every day to suit their high energy level. Poodles are eager for all kinds of activity, and they enjoy keeping busy. Swimming is great exercise for them, and most Poodles love to get in the water. Bred as hunting dogs, their impulse is to retrieve, so tossing toys, sticks, or balls for them will exercise both their mind and body. They also thrive on going for jogs or long walks with their human. |
Training |
Toy Poodles are extremely intelligent and are easily trained. They are agile and graceful as well as smart, and they enjoy and excel in a variety of canine sports, including agility, obedience, and tracking. They are excellent water-retrievers and also compete in dock diving and retriever hunt tests. Poodles are very people-oriented, and if your training routines are fun and positive, they are quick to please you. Just be sure that you are being consistent with what you ask. |
Deposits/ reservations for upcoming Toy Poodles:
Future red toy poodle deposit list: We estimate that we'll have two litters of red toy poodles born around December 2020 and able to leave February- March 2021. Both moms should have 3-4 puppies each. |
1. Teresa- open to gender. |
2. Dino- prefer a female, but open to gender. |
3. Ann- for puppy. |
4. Claudia- for puppy. |
5. Nicki- for female. |
6. April- for female. |
7. Tammy- prefers a male. |
8. Future puppy available if open to waiting** |
