From Our Hearts to Your Home -
One Doodle at a Time.
6 Years of Happy Customers 🙂
Older Puppies
We have a few older puppies waiting to find their forever homes! These sweet pups were purchased as potential studs for Maizy. Unfortunately, they are both just a little too small. They are both under 16 lbs. These little guys are gorgeous, and both come with the option of AKC registration.
There are two big advantages to choosing an older puppy: cost and convenience.
1. Cost savings: The first year with a puppy can add up quickly — especially with vet visits and vaccinations. Puppies need four rounds of shots, plus rabies and bordetella, which can easily total around $500. Most of our older pups already have their vaccines completed, saving you a substantial amount on those early medical expenses.
2. Easier transition: Let’s be honest — eight-week-old puppies are adorable, but they’re a handful! They’re still learning bladder control and love to chew everything in sight. Our older puppies are past that stage. They’re well on their way to being house-trained, better behaved, and ready to fit right into your home and routine.
If you’ve been waiting for the right time to add a poodle or doodle to your family, this is it — healthy, happy pups with a great head start and a much lower cost!
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Conner
$800
Meet Conner!
He’s an adorable chocolate brown miniature poodle. This little guy is around 2.5 yrs old and is full grown at around 15 lbs. He makes an excellent stud dog. He's both AKC registered and health tested. He is the friendliest poodle I think I've ever met and should walk right into a new family with no issues.
Kody
Meet Kody!
this sweet little boy is the prettiest thing! He has a unique black and golden brown brindle coat. He's very small for a miniature. He's 11 months old and around 12-13 lbs. He was supposed to be a toy and just got bigger than his litter mates. He really is a gorgeous poodle. He is extremely shy with new people. He isn't aggressive at all. He would do best with a calmer environment where someone could be patient with him. In my experience, it’s the shyer dogs that you have to earn their trust that end up being the most loyal furry friends.
