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15 weeksAge
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£2,000Price
Outstanding Asian x toy Boy poodle available
Toy Poodle1 month
Toy Poodle15 weeks21
£2,000
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Description
Sadly this boy was reserved for a lovely family, but sadly he took a stroke on holiday. So no fault of his own.
Mum is a beautiful small toy poodle, and her parents are fully health tested . Dad is a full Asian tiny poodle who weighs around 2kg in weight.
These little babies have been raised in our family home, and are well socialised, they are used to everyday noise, and household chores.
These little baby will leave with a puppy pack including mums scented blanket, toys, bowls, food and health care sheet. He is now fully jabbed and weighed 1.1kg at his 2nd vaccination.
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Litter details
LocationPenrith, Westmorland and Furness
Pets in litter2 male / 1 female
BreedToy Poodle
GenerationP
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
Age15 weeks
Health & Docs
Worm and flea treatedKC registered by collectionVaccinations up to dateMicrochipped by collection dateHealth Checked by a vetParents are health tested
Info
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Adv. TypeFor sale
Original breeder
Litter
Available
Toy Poodle Puppy 2Male£2,500
Rehomed
Toy Poodle Puppy 1Male£2,700
Rehomed
Toy Poodle Puppy 3Female£2,700
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Member since2022ID Verified
Licensed Breeder
Licence No.:003511/24
Local Authority:Eden District Council
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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
