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7 weeksAge
MaleSex
$950Price
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Toy PoodleTransportation available
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Toy Poodle7 weeksMale
$950
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Description
Our adorable Toy Poodle puppies are the perfect little bundles of joy, just waiting to fill your home with love and laughter! These precious babies are AKC registered and have been raised with lots of care and attention from day one. With their soft, curly coats, bright sparkling eyes, and tiny wagging tails, they will melt your heart the moment you meet them. Each puppy is up to date on shots and dewormer, has been vet checked, and has had their dewclaws removed to ensure a healthy start in life. They are thriving, happy, and ready to transition smoothly into their forever families. The Mama, Gina, is a gorgeous red AKC Toy Poodle weighing around 10 pounds, and the Father, Jake, is a handsome red AKC Toy Poodle weighing 9 pounds. He has had health testing completed, and his hips are excellent. Both parents have very friendly personalities and love being around people. If youre looking for a tiny best friend with a big heart, one of these darling Toy Poodles may be the perfect addition to your home! Contact us today for more information or to adopt your new furry friend.
Adv. ID:vdyjFKf23
Litter details
LocationArcola, Illinois
Puppies in litter1 male / 1 female
BreedToy Poodle
GenerationP
Age7 weeks, 1 day
Ready to LeaveMar 9, 2026
SexMale
Health & Docs
Parents are health testedAKC RegisteredMicrochipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateVet checkedWorm treated
Info
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Other puppies in this litter
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RosinaFemale$950
8 hours
Transportation availableMember since2023Similar Ads
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
