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Description
Asian toy poodle stud .
Now available for stud duties.
Hershey is an import from China.
Fully health tested Clear for the following diseases.
Degenerative Myelopathy ( DM)
Gangliosidosis (GM2)
Neonatal Encephalopathy with seizures (NEWS)
Osteochondrodysplasis (OCD)
Progressive Retinal Atrophy ( PRCD) (PRA-PRCD)
Von Willebrand Disease 1 ( VWD1)
Hershey has an amazing thick deep mahogany colour coat ( non fading ) he stand 21cm from the shoulder and weighs 1.9kg weight. He’s got big round eyes and a very ****** , he carries the gene( BMP3 )
Hershey has already sired a few litters, producing some lovely tiny puppies.
Stud fee will be for 2 matings 48 hours apart, and for any reason your girl doesn’t fall pregnant we will repeat for free on her next season.
Also includes free ultrasound scan from day 30-35 from last mating.
Crossbreeds : £350
Miniature poodle:£400
Toy poodle or Maltese: £500
Asian toy poodles £700
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Litter details
LocationUxbridge, Greater London
BreedToy Poodle
Age3 years
Health & Docs
KC registered by collectionHealth Checked by a vetWorm and flea treatedVaccinations up to dateMicrochipped by collection date
Info
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Adv. TypeFor stud
Original breeder
Pros
Hypoallergenic coat ideal for allergy sufferers
Highly intelligent and quick learners
Adaptable to living in apartments and countryside
Exceptional performance in agility and obedience
Cons
Requires professional grooming every 6-8 weeks
Prone to separation anxiety and needs company
Susceptible to several hereditary health issues
Can develop \"Small Dog Syndrome\" without proper training