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🐾Five mini poodle babies are here. Two boys and three girls.
Mom and Dad were both genetically health tested before this litter was ever planned. Not a vet check at eight weeks. Actual testing on both parents.🐾
Mom is 15 lbs. Dad is 9 lbs. Those are the real parents and that is the real range these babies will grow into. I am not going to promise you a number I cannot promise.🐾
🐾I cannot say this enough. Socializing a puppy early is the most important thing anyone can do for her, and it is the part most people skip. So we start from day one. These babies are raised in the middle of a busy house: the vacuum, the doorbell, the TV, pots banging in the kitchen, people coming and going, new smells every single day. That first eight weeks decides how a dog handles the world for the rest of her life. A puppy who has already heard your doorbell a hundred times does not come undone the first time it rings in your house. That window closes and it does not reopen.🐾
We have also started potty training and crate training, inside and outside, and they are doing nicely. 🐾
Every puppy goes home vet checked, up to date on shots and deworming, with paperwork you can actually trust, and a one year genetic health guarantee that I carry myself.🐾
Before pickup I help you get your home set up so you are not scrambling. The day after the first night, I check in to see 🐾how it went. After that, I am still here.
Text or call me if you have any additional questions. Happy to FaceTime or schedule an in person meet and greet, so you and your husband can meet them before you decide anything.🐾
Meet Daisy. 🐾 TEXT or CALL ME for more info.
Daisy is apricot with the prettiest white markings in the whole litter. She has a white swirl right on the top of her head that looks like somebody painted it there on purpose, white down her chest, and white on her toes. Out of five puppies she is the one people point at first. 🐾
Daisy is my greeter. Every single time I walk out into the yard she is the one running straight at me with her mouth open and her tail going, and she does not slow down until she gets there. She wants to be wherever the people are. She is not the puppy who hangs back to see what happens first. She comes to say hello and then she stays. 🐾
If you want a dog who is genuinely happy to see you walk through the door every day for the next fifteen years, this is your girl. 🐾
Mom and Dad were both genetically health tested before this litter was ever planned. Not a vet check at eight weeks. Actual testing on both parents, and I will send you the results. 🐾
Mom is 15 lbs. Dad is 9 lbs. Those are Daisy's real parents and that is the real range she will grow into. I am not going to promise you a number I cannot promise. 🐾
Socializing a puppy early is the most important thing anyone can do for a puppy, and it is the part most people skip. So we start day one. Daisy is being raised in the middle of a busy house: the vacuum, the doorbell, the TV, pots banging in the kitchen, people coming and going, new smells every single day. That first eight weeks decides how a dog handles the world for the rest of her life. A puppy who has already heard your doorbell a hundred times does not come undone the first time it rings in your house. That window closes and it does not reopen. 🐾
We have also started potty training and crate training with her, inside and outside, and she is doing nicely. 🐾
Daisy goes home vet checked, up to date on shots and deworming, with her health records and the genetic testing on both parents, and a one year genetic health guarantee that I carry myself. 🐾
Before pickup I help you get your home set up so you are not scrambling. The day after her first night with you, I check in to see how it went. After that, I am still here. 🐾
TEXT or CALL ME for photos, video, and/or for a FaceTime or an in person meet and greet. My puppies sometimes find homes fast, so we do first come first serve unless you reserve with a deposit. 🐾
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