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5 weeksAge
MaleSex
$1,995Price
Dakota
Toy PoodleTransportation available
4 days
Toy Poodle5 weeksMale
$1,995
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Description
Cozy up with your new best friend to enjoy the coming winter days! These adorable cuddlebugs are well socialized and healthy and will bring joy and life to your home. Their mom weighs about 7 pounds and their dad about 6 so their adult weight will be around 6 or 7 pounds. Hypoallergenic and shed-free! They will come to you up to date with vet check, vaccinations, and a new collar and leash. We also send a small bag of Nutrisource puppy starter and a security blanket along so they transition well to your new home. We can't wait to introduce you to these sweet babies!
Cozy up with your new best friend to enjoy the coming winter days! These adorable cuddlebugs are well socialized and healthy and will bring joy and life to your home. Their mom weighs about 7 pounds and their dad about 6 so their adult weight will be around 6 or 7 pounds. Hypoallergenic and shed-free! They will come to you up to date with vet check, vaccinations, and a new collar and leash. We also send a small bag of Nutrisource puppy starter and a security blanket along so they transition well to your new home. We can't wait to introduce you to these sweet babies!
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Litter details
LocationBlairsville, Pennsylvania
Puppies in litter1 male / 2 female
BreedToy Poodle
GenerationP
Ready to LeaveOct 27, 2026
Age5 weeks
SexMale
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm treatedVet checkedParents are health testedAKC, Other Registered
Info
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Favorites1
Original breeder
Adv. TypeFor sale
Other puppies in this litter
Available
Kenya
Female$1,995
Available
Sahara
Female$1,695
Pros
Coat suitable for allergy sufferers
Extremely bright and quick to learn
Fits well in both apartments and rural settings
Outstanding in agility and obedience events
Cons
Needs grooming by professionals every 6-8 weeks
May experience separation anxiety without company
Vulnerable to several genetic health conditions
Could develop "Small Dog Syndrome" if not properly trained