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Girl Poodle Puppies for sale in Wallingford, Oxfordshire

5 Girl Poodle Puppies for sale in Wallingford, Oxfordshire

Mention the word "poodle" and people conjure up the image of a pampered pet. In fact, the Poodle, also known as Pudel, Caniche, a dog that comes in three sizes, Toy Poodle, Miniature Poodle and Standard Poodle, is often in the top 5 most intelligent dog breeds and is an excellent multi-purpose dog that excels in many dog sports.

Read our Poodle Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

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Cockapoo dogs 7 beautiful cockapoo puppy’s - Advert 1
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7 beautiful cockapoo puppy’s

Cockapoo

5 weeksAge
25Sex
£900Price

Our beloved family pet Lilly has been blessed with 7 beautiful cockapoo puppy’s 2 beautiful boys both brown with white markings also 5 stunning girls 1 black with white markings also 4 brown girls with white markings all looking for there forever homes They will be micro chipped and ready to leave by the 20th of December 2025

Cranleigh, Surrey (42.2mi)
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Stunning Asian poodle for sale 🤩

Poodle

13 weeksAge
11Sex
£3,700Price

Our gorgeous Asian girl this year have her first litter of 2 amazing puppies. Is one boy and one girl. Mom is 1,8 kg and father 1,5 kg. They can be visible next to puppies. Is a gorgeous litter which can’t be easy to find in Uk.

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London, Greater London (43.5mi)
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Cockapoo dogs Rehoming due to desperate change in circumstances - Advert 1
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Rehoming due to desperate change in circumstances

Cockapoo

4 yearsAge
1Sex
£250Price

Its with the heaviest heart I am looking for a new loving home for our girl. After my husband walking out unexpectedly earlier this year and me and our children being left in a desperate situation fin

Guildford, Surrey (34.8mi)
Cockapoo dogs *Adorable**Gold Pups**ready for Love - Advert 2
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*Adorable**Gold Pups**ready for Love

Cockapoo

7 weeksAge
53Sex
£1,500Price

Our lovely Madame Goldilocks a real attractive head Turner with a lovely personality(golden show Cocker) has welcomed a gorgeous litter of 8 fluffy cockapoo babies on 7th October - and they are absolu

Wallington, Greater London (45.1mi)
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5 jackapoo puppies

Jackapoo

12 weeksAge
32Sex
£750Price

Looking for there forever homes are these 5 little fluffy bundles of love Mum Lilly is my pet jackrusell and is typical Jack that likes to do her own thing but also very loyal and territorial Dad is

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Cheltenham, Gloucestershire (45.5mi)

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Are Poodles good family dogs?

Poodles are excellent family dogs due to their intelligence, affectionate nature, and low-shedding coats, which benefit those with allergies. They tend to get along well with children and other pets, but they do require regular grooming and mental stimulation to stay happy and healthy.

What are the pros and cons of owning a Poodle?

Pros of owning a Poodle include their high intelligence, ease of training, hypoallergenic coat, versatility in size, loyalty, and affectionate temperament. They also make good watchdogs, especially toy varieties. Cons include high grooming maintenance, potential health issues like hip dysplasia, their need for plenty of exercise and mental challenges, sensitivity to noise and stress, and some smaller types can be fragile and prone to separation anxiety.

Are Poodles high maintenance?

Yes, Poodles are considered high maintenance mainly because of their grooming requirements and need for regular physical exercise and mental stimulation. Their curly coats require consistent grooming to prevent matting, and without enough activity, they may develop behavioural problems.

What types of Poodles are there?

There are three main types of Poodles: Standard Poodles, which are over 15 inches tall; Miniature Poodles, about 10-15 inches tall; and Toy Poodles, under 10 inches tall. These varieties suit different living environments, from larger homes to smaller apartments.

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