All puppies from the C litter found new homes 🐩🐾 Next litter is planned not sooner than in couple of years
Information for people interested in getting a puppy from us
We made a puppy reservation only after signing a puppy reservation contract and after a reservation fee is payed. Usually this is preceded by a personal visit of a candidate in our kennel, and on our part a thorough survey of the potential future family.
We don’t support puppy mills and breeding mix-breed or non-pedigree puppies intentionaly. These facts are reflected in our purchase contract.
By leaving for new homes our puppies will:
- have full pedigrees, registered by CMKU, a FCI memeber (the pedigree certificates will be probably ready later and will be sent to new owners via post)
- be vaccinated and dewormed appropriately to the age of leave for new home
- be microchipped and have euro pet passport
- used to the care and handling associated with grooming; they will be shaved, bathed, and groomed several times
- have a starter kit for the new home
- be socialized at household for all the common activities, with human family members and other dogs
We breed standard poodles since 2009, our first litter was born in 2015. We’re focused on quality, not quantity.
If you are considering purchasing a puppy from us or anywhere else, please use common sense and trust, but verify! Unfortunately, in the last few years (both during and post- COVID), there has been an increase in the number of kind of puppy-mill-pedigree-breeders producing dozens of puppies each year. Please inquire about how many litters a breeder raises each year. Ethical breeding, according to the recommendations of both national and international canine organizations, should never be driven by economic profit.
At the last time, there are also “so-called breeders” who, presumably due to inflated COVID prices, have acquired a dog. And because it might be financially interesting (or I don’t know why at all), they started “also breeding” as well. Apparently, this is done without any knowledge. Otherwise, I cannot imagine why prospective puppy buyers from these kennels contact me and ask for basic information that, according to all indications, the breeder is unable to provide them.