Teacup Poodle Puppies For Sale ,Teacuppoodle Puppies For Sale , Tiny Toy Poodle Puppies -- Canada

BUYER BEWARE

PUREBRED POODLE MEANS REGISTERED AND IF YOU DO NOT GET THE REGISTERATION PAPERS -IT IS NOT A PUREBRED POODLE AND YOU DO NOT PAY EXTRA FOR THE REGISTRATION PAPERS

HYPOGLYCEMIA can also be a hereditary condition.

it tends to run in certain bloodlines

Breeders talk about hyperglycaemia and tell you what to give the puppy for it !!! why would you breed a poodle that carries that in there pedigree if a teacup is bred from a healthy line, and bred from a line that is specifically bred to be small, then they can be just as healthy as any other size dog.

i do not have any hyperglycaemia in my lines

Don't mistake a runt from a larger poodle to be a teacup. True teacups are a small breed of their own. Beware of breeders selling their puppies at a very young age. You can't tell what the puppy will truly weight until it is over 12 weeks old old! Do Not purchase your poodle until they are 12 wk's of age.

I know a lot of people that have paid the price for a teacup and ended up with a 10 pound toy.

Shop smart and buy smart.

You can put a deposit on a puppy and wait and see what he is going to be. If the breeder is not willing to do this or you might not even get your deposit back and if the breeder is not willing to give you size in writting and some refund if it grew to big

WHY PAY BIG money for a puppy with nothing in the written warrantee

BUYER BEWARE!

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The Poodle dog price varies considerably from breeder to breeder, and it is therefore important to ask yourself what you actually get for your money. Is the price high because the Poodle dog breeder has devoted a lot of time and money into the development of healthy and well socialized Poodle puppies, or is the price high because the breeder is the reckless owner of a puppy mill?Is the poodle akc registered and imported to canada ,then the poodle must be identified and tatooed and put in ckc registration at the time of being imported.are the puppies registered ,when the parents are registered. Has the breeder taken care to chose the right parents, or is he or she simply using the cheapest available dogs? Is the bitch healthy and happy, or has she been forced to produce as many puppies as possible each year? Has the breeder paid to have the Poodle puppies checked by a vet, vaccinated and de-wormed or will you have to pay for this out of your own pocket? These are just a few of the questions you should ask your self when comparing the Poodle dog price offered by different breeders. If you have located a reputable Poodle dog breeder, do not try to save a few bucks by going to a puppy mill instead. Poodles are generally expected to reach an age of at least 12-15 years, but this is naturally not true for unhealthy Poodle dog puppies. Buying a Poodle dog plagued by hereditary ailments can also turn out to be a very expensive purchase in the long run since the dog might require extensive veterinary care. It should be stressed that a high Poodle dog price does not in any way guarantee that you will get a high quality dog – the price might be high simply because the seller is greedy.