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I'm in the US and looking for a toy poodle pup with its tail intact.
We are ready to get a companion for our 9yr old toy poodle. She was a rescue and still has her full tail. It is so expressive and always wagging, even when she's curled into a little ball. Really, it's her best feature.
I have put a lot of work into finding reputable breeders to talk to while looking for a new puppy. They have all been patient and told me a lot of things that have helped in my search. However, they all breed for show, which requires the tail to be docked. Since that happens within the first week, there basically are no undocked toy poodles being bred in my area.
I talked to a wonderful woman in Louisiana who doesn't dock tails and I hope very much to get one of her cuties, but the litter sizes are so small and everyone's lists are full. I really want to spread out some and see if there are any other breeders like this to give myself as good a chance as I can of getting a pup this year.
I'm in the New England area, so some Canadian breeders might work too, I just don't know how complicated that makes things. Anyway please help if you can and thanks!
We are ready to get a companion for our 9yr old toy poodle. She was a rescue and still has her full tail. It is so expressive and always wagging, even when she's curled into a little ball. Really, it's her best feature.
I have put a lot of work into finding reputable breeders to talk to while looking for a new puppy. They have all been patient and told me a lot of things that have helped in my search. However, they all breed for show, which requires the tail to be docked. Since that happens within the first week, there basically are no undocked toy poodles being bred in my area.
I talked to a wonderful woman in Louisiana who doesn't dock tails and I hope very much to get one of her cuties, but the litter sizes are so small and everyone's lists are full. I really want to spread out some and see if there are any other breeders like this to give myself as good a chance as I can of getting a pup this year.
I'm in the New England area, so some Canadian breeders might work too, I just don't know how complicated that makes things. Anyway please help if you can and thanks!