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7 weeksAge
FemaleSex
$1,395Price
Lola
Toy Poodle1 hour
Toy Poodle7 weeksFemale
$1,395
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Description
Can you handle all the cuteness? She is even cuter in person! Meet Lola, a fun loving and snuggley Toy Poodle. Can you think of a better way to spend your time than loving on this puppy? What fun it would be to share the silly puppy antics with all your friends! Then, when it's time to settle down, snuggles and puppy kisses on the couch while you unwind from your busy day. Lola spends a lot of time playing and snuggling with us and shes ready to share the love with you! While she is waiting for you to adopt her, she has received her first round of puppy shots and dewormer. Please call us today to schedule an appointment to meet this lovely bundle of joy at our home. While you are here you can also meet her mother, Poppy, who weighs about 8 pounds and their father, who weighs about 9 pounds. Don't hesitate, your forever friend is waiting. Lola is ready to join your family on March 10th. License #17434
Adv. ID:LXLEwckic
Litter details
LocationElizabethville, Pennsylvania
Puppies in litter1 female
BreedToy Poodle
GenerationP
Ready to LeaveMar 11, 2026
Age7 weeks, 6 days
SexFemale
Health & Docs
Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm treatedVet checkedParents are health testedAKC registered by collectionACA Registered
Info
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
4 months
Member since2024Similar Ads
jodigreen
1 year
We flew to PA to pick up our new baby! Barbie and her two adorable daughters were so welcoming and the puppy we purchased is perfect! We love her so much and will definitely be getting future puppies from Barbie and her family!
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
