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My
teacups are under 4 pounds and under 8 inches full grown. My
smallest full grown is 2 lbs to 2 1/2 lbs. And 6 inches at 15 years
old. Breeders that tell you teacups are a mistake in the litter are
wrong. I breed just for health and size . If teacups are bred right
they are just as health as larger poodles but in a small package. I
guarantee my babies are free from genetic problems. I fly my babies
all over the country, but you are always welcomed to fly in and get
your baby. Shipping is $300.00 which also includes at least 2 shots,
Current vaccinations, Veterinarian examination, Health certificate,
Health guarantee, Pedigree, Travel crate all my babies are
pre-spoiled!!! They are also paper trained.
Puppies
available
Poodle
has been known throughout Western Europe for at least 400 years,
its origin is controversial. Despite the claims of several other
countries, France has now been officially recognized as its
country of origin. The name 'Poodle' AKC
Breed Standard for poodles states that: A Toy Poodle must
be 10" or under in height (weights vary) with a level
back line, tightly curled hair in a variety of colors, a bright
intelligent sparkle in it's eyes which should be set at ear level,
an even/scissor bite. The classification by weight (Toy,
Tiny Toy, Teacup, and Pocket) is how we breeders determine the
adult size of a Toy Poodle and how to price them.
Teacup
Poodles.
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Teacup is a name given by breeders to describe
an extra small dog, presently there is no
universal standard of measure. Each
breeder has their own definitions of what size
a 'teacup' should be. Most breeders
agree that a teacup should be 4 pounds and
under, but poodles are measured by height and
not by weight, however weight should also be
considered a factor. Furthermore, most
breeders agree that a teacup should be under 8
inches in height. The reason for this is
because, even though a poodle should be built
square, some poodles are built tall and thin
and therefore might only weigh 4 pounds, but
be 10 or 11 inches tall. Some are built
short and husky and therefore might only be 8
inches tall, but could weigh as much as 7 or 8
pounds. We believe a 'true' teacup to be
2 to 4 pounds full grown and under 8 inches
tall.
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Puppies
may or may not grow a lot between 8 weeks and
12 weeks of age. This is why we choose
to keep the puppies until 12 weeks of age, so
we can better guarantee an approximate size,
health, quality, and know more about what the
puppy will look like as an adult.
Puppies do continue to grow after 12 weeks,
however to insure a puppy will be a 'true'
teacup, the puppy should not be over 2 pounds
or taller than 6 inches at 12 weeks.
Twelve weeks is not to late for human bonding,
because the bonding starts at 2 weeks of age
when the puppies first open their eyes.
Inbreeding, such as father/daughter,
mother/son, brother/sister, and half
brother/sister should be avoided for
health-temperament reasons. The more teacups
in the third to fourth generations and further
back makes for a nice looking and genuine in
size teacup. We guarantee the health for five
days and hereditary problems until one year of
age. Congenital defects can be inherited
and/or environmental (over vaccinating,
topical treatments, medications, nutrition,
etc.) Teacup bred puppies will stop growing at
8 to 12 months of age. However, a puppy
classified as a teacup with larger sizes in
it's background can grow until 18 months of
age at which time the puppy may not be within
acceptable limits to be classified as a
teacup. The average life span of a teacup is
12 to 15 years of age, but sometimes
longer.
If you are
interested in purchasing one of my puppies that is not ready for
shipment you will need to put a deposit of $200. **Teacups $500.**
**Specialty puppies such as Parti color, Brindle color or unusual
rare markings or colors require a deposit of $500. The balance
including shipping must be paid for prior to shipping the pup. I
will have the puppy examined and checked out by my local
Veterinarian Dr. Joe Animal Clinic. (936) 646-3702 After the
visit I will let you know if the puppy has any problem. If it has a
problem you have the right to refuse the pup at this time.
Also you are required to take it to your Veterinarian within
48 hrs or 2 days after you receive the puppy, for a check up. If he
finds anything wrong at that time you can return it for your money
back or another dog. If your puppy checks out okay, then this will
end my guarantee. All my poodles are sold as pet quality only. I do
not stand behind any genetics' once your vet examines the puppy and
says it is okay. You would be responsible for all shipping cost if
you decide to return the puppy. If you are interested in a
puppy e-mail me again. If you need certain information
right away, it is better to call me. I love to talk about dogs.
Please call between 10am and 10pm
(214)519-4898
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