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Last Update: July 16, 2019
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We are breeders of Toy & Standard Poodles, registered with the CKC (Canadian Kennel Club). Show & pet Poodle puppies available from health tested parents. Our puppies are raised in a family environment where they are extensively socialized and raised to their fullest potential, using Puppy Culture and other mentally enriching protocols. We are actively working towards conformation, agility, and CGN titles. Located in Alberta, Canada.
Feel free to browse this website for more information about us and our dogs, past puppies, and breeding program. See our FAQ page for answers to our most commonly asked questions. Education is the key to responsible dog ownership. |
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Poodles are wonderful, comical dogs who love to be an active part of the family. They are a social breed by nature. Having such an intelligent, versatile breed calls for families who will provide regular exercise and mental stimulation, such as trick training, puzzle toys, hikes, and frequent walks. That said, keep in mind that each dog is an individual, and some will be couch potatoes while others could run for miles. There is almost assuredly a Poodle that will fit each and every lifestyle, whether you want a large or a tiny dog, black or brown or white, calm, active, etc. Poodles are one of the most popular dogs in the world for a reason!
See this page for more info: Poodle ~ About the Breed
See this page for more info: Poodle ~ About the Breed
"TempleCity's Ginormica"
Tinker Bell's 2018 puppy. Also know as little Susie.
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Things to Consider Before Applying for a Puppy....
1. Do you feel you have an adequate amount of time to properly train and socialize this puppy?
2. Make sure everyone in the family in agreement with bringing a puppy into the home.
3. Talk to your spouse or significant other BEFORE contacting a breeder about their puppies/waiting list.
4. Do you feel you are financially able to cover the cost of a well bred puppy, vet bills, grooming fees, training classes, doggie daycares, and more?
5. What if something were to happen to you, or there was a major life change? Illness? Marriage? Baby? Relocation? Death? What plans will you make for the puppy in case of emergency?
6. Think about your schedule. Is there a way you can take time off work for a few days while the puppy is settling in? Who will be responsible for the puppy while you are away?
7. Do you feel you have proper knowledge about canine diet, exercise, behaviour, etc.? (Most breeders provide support and advice in these areas, especially for first-time owners. It's okay to not know everything---this is an ongoing learning process!)
8. Would a dog enjoy living in the environment you have to offer?
2. Make sure everyone in the family in agreement with bringing a puppy into the home.
3. Talk to your spouse or significant other BEFORE contacting a breeder about their puppies/waiting list.
4. Do you feel you are financially able to cover the cost of a well bred puppy, vet bills, grooming fees, training classes, doggie daycares, and more?
5. What if something were to happen to you, or there was a major life change? Illness? Marriage? Baby? Relocation? Death? What plans will you make for the puppy in case of emergency?
6. Think about your schedule. Is there a way you can take time off work for a few days while the puppy is settling in? Who will be responsible for the puppy while you are away?
7. Do you feel you have proper knowledge about canine diet, exercise, behaviour, etc.? (Most breeders provide support and advice in these areas, especially for first-time owners. It's okay to not know everything---this is an ongoing learning process!)
8. Would a dog enjoy living in the environment you have to offer?