Infomation

Do your puppies have all of their vaccines?
All vaccines are up to date in accordance with the vet recommended vaccination schedule. A puppy’s first year vaccinations are typically completed by 4 months of age. However, it’s important to keep in mind that the vaccination schedule is just a general guideline. No two puppies are exactly alike, and a puppy’s individual risk factors may affect their vaccination schedule. Always discuss your puppy’s shots with a veterinarian during your regularly scheduled appointments.

Here is a generally accepted guideline of the puppy vaccination schedule for the first year:

6-8 weeks of age: 1st round of DHPP
9-11 weeks of age: 2nd round of DHPP + Bordatella
12-14 weeks of age: 3rd round of DHPP
12-16 weeks of age: Rabies

How old are your puppies ready for rehome?
Our puppies vary in age, but they must be at least 8 weeks old before they can go home. Ideally, a puppy spends the first 8 weeks of life being nursed by its mother and is ready to go when its teeth have come in and he or she is able to eat on their own. It is not unusual for a tiny puppy to arrive a few weeks (or even months) later than the typical 8 week mark, as they’re still much too tiny and most breeders won’t release them until they’re sturdy and eating well enough on their own.

What is the average lifespan of a toy poodle?
The average lifespan of a teacup or toy puppy is 10 – 15 years. In fact, the oldest dog to ever met was a 17 year old toy sized poodle.