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🐩 Adorable Toy Poodles Awaiting Their New Homes!🐩

Looking for a lovable, intelligent, and hypoallergenic friend to join your family? Our delightful Toy Poodles are ready to steal your heart and bring joy to your home.

✨ Why Choose Teddy Our Toy Poodle?

Charming Size:

• Both parents weigh just 7 and 9 lbs, ensuring your new pup remains the perfect petite size for cuddles and companionship.

Genetic Health Tested: 

We prioritize the well-being of our puppies.  Both parents have been genetically tested and cleared, guaranteeing your puppy starts life with the best health prospects.

Training:

Smart & Quick Learners: Toy Poodles are renowned for their intelligence. We have already started potty and crate training them, and they are doing amazing! Our little ones are on the fast track to being fully housebroken.

Hypoallergenic:

Perfect for those with allergies, our Toy Poodles have a low-shedding coat and are known for being a hypoallergenic breed.

Playful & Affectionate:

These pups are well socialized with children, other puppies and adults a bundle of joy, eager to play yet equally happy to snuggle up for some quality cuddle time.

🐾Find Your New Best Friend Today! CALL or TEXT US today. 

Don’t miss the chance to welcome an adorable Toy Poodle into your life. Contact us now and make your dreams of puppy companionship a reality!

Your new best friend is waiting! TEXT or CALL US!

Gizmo is a sweet little Toy Poodle .  Gizmo loves attention and will make friends in no time! He will be sure to brighten your days and many years beyond! 

All of our puppies are family raised and very well socialized.

(Mom) Goldie, is a purebred Toy Poodle that weighs 9 pounds. She has a beautiful golden color coat and quality look to her. Goldie is a wonderful mother and is very outgoing.

(Dad) Kobi is also a purebred Toy Poodle weighing 9 pounds and 5 ounces. He is a very handsome dog featuring a curly red coat with a slash of white on his chest. Both parents are in perfect health.

 Gizmo is up to date on vaccines, deworming,  and is also vet checked. 

 Gizmo currently weighs 2 lb 4 oz.

We would encourage you to come to our place and visit Gizmo, however if you are unable to come to our place, we have ground shipping available right to your door that I will set up for you. If you have questions about pricing or how that works please let me know and I'll be happy to explain.

Gizmo will come with :

-a small bag of food to get you started

-vet certificate and vaccination records

Look at me!  I'm an adorable Toy Poodle Puppy!  I was born on January 28th and am ready for my forever family!  My mom Jelly Bean  and dad Oscar only weigh 9 and 7 pounds!  I'm going to be a little one!  I have been raised in the country.  I am up to date on my shots and dewormers.  I have been checked out by the local veterinarian and already have my microchip.  For more questions or to set up a visit to see, please call or text Mandy.

The history of the Poodle spans centuries as well as across various countries, and they are one of the smartest breeds in the world.  When you think of a Poodle what comes to mind is the circus performing dog with the fancy haircuts and frilly outfits.  However, they were initially bred to be water retrievers.  They would leap into the water and fetch fowl, arrows, and whatever else a hunter needed to be recovered.   It has been noted that the Poodle originated in Germany, where the name came from the German word “pudel or pudelin” which means a splash in the water.  While in France where the Poodle became popular it was known as a “Caniche.”  “Caniche” came from the French word “chien canard” which means duck dog.  The breed had its hair cut in a specific style to assist them in the job they were meant to do.  They are extremely bright, dignified, and devoted, and make great pets for the family.  Toy Poodles would not be good with small children, but are great for apartment living as long as they do get the exercise they need, or they can become destructive.  Toy Poodles are usually 10 inches high, and normally weigh 6- 9 pounds.  They were developed to be a companion breed for the aristocracy and wealthy.  They are a sensitive breed, dislike being alone, and cannot handle stress or they can suffer from stomach distress.  They are easy to train but early training and socialization is suggested, for they do need to know who is the boss.

Look at me!  I'm an adorable Toy Poodle Puppy!  I was born on January 28th and am ready for my forever family!  My mom Jelly Bean  and dad Oscar only weigh 9 and 7 pounds!  I'm going to be a little one!  I have been raised in the country.  I am up to date on my shots and dewormers.  I have been checked out by the local veterinarian and already have my microchip.  For more questions or to set up a visit to see, please call or text Mandy.

The history of the Poodle spans centuries as well as across various countries, and they are one of the smartest breeds in the world.  When you think of a Poodle what comes to mind is the circus performing dog with the fancy haircuts and frilly outfits.  However, they were initially bred to be water retrievers.  They would leap into the water and fetch fowl, arrows, and whatever else a hunter needed to be recovered.   It has been noted that the Poodle originated in Germany, where the name came from the German word “pudel or pudelin” which means a splash in the water.  While in France where the Poodle became popular it was known as a “Caniche.”  “Caniche” came from the French word “chien canard” which means duck dog.  The breed had its hair cut in a specific style to assist them in the job they were meant to do.  They are extremely bright, dignified, and devoted, and make great pets for the family.  Toy Poodles would not be good with small children, but are great for apartment living as long as they do get the exercise they need, or they can become destructive.  Toy Poodles are usually 10 inches high, and normally weigh 6- 9 pounds.  They were developed to be a companion breed for the aristocracy and wealthy.  They are a sensitive breed, dislike being alone, and cannot handle stress or they can suffer from stomach distress.  They are easy to train but early training and socialization is suggested, for they do need to know who is the boss.