happy hunting!
No reputable Toy breeder breeds for the micro Toys. Sometimes they pop up in a line but they should not be intentionally bred. This is because the micro Toys often suffer from health issues like hypoglycemia, hydrocephalus, liver shut problems, dental issues and seizures. They are also exceptionally fragile.Same here! I think the teacup (tiny toy) poodles are the cutest and thats what I'm looking for. There are so many out there but I'm leery at the same time with the types of 'breeders' out there. Thats why I'm educating myself as much as I can first before making the commitment.
That is strange that you would say that since some of the 'reputable' breeders that were recommended to me and have excellent ratings do advertise their toys as Tiny Toys. I realize the term is a marketing gimmick to attract uninformed buyers. However, this hasn't prevented even these reputable breeders from using the term.No reputable Toy breeder breeds for the micro Toys. Sometimes they pop up in a line but they should not be intentionally bred. This is because the micro Toys often suffer from health issues like hypoglycemia, hydrocephalus, liver shut problems, dental issues and seizures. They are also exceptionally fragile.
Ideally, a well bred Toy will be 9"-10.5" (yes I know over-sized, but many very nicely bred Toys do go over). As a buyer, please don't support the breeding of the micro Toys.
The regular Toy Poodles are little and cute and a bundle of fun! You won't be disappointed!
Just out of curiosity, who exactly rates breeders and what is the rating system?That is strange that you would say that since some of the 'reputable' breeders that were recommended to me and have excellent ratings do advertise their toys as Tiny Toys. I realize the term is a marketing gimmick to attract uninformed buyers. However, this hasn't prevented even these reputable breeders from using the term.
And I'm still in the market for a 'tiny toy' ! LOL
Snoodle... you came here for information, but you reject it out of hand when it is offered.Hey Cbrand, take a chill! No need to get all up in arms. Just because I'm looking for a little poodle of my own doesn't mean you need to send in the military just because I used the term teacup poodle.
Please let me be a member here in peace! Thanks and have a nice day!
I appreciate your passion for protecting these types of dogs! Perhaps you can share your knowledge of the controversy of breeding teacup poodles on a separate thread of your own!Snoodle... you came here for information, but you reject it out of hand when it is offered.
I have no issue with the term Teacup. I have issues with the idea of purposely breeding a micro Poodle who is so small that it has inherent health issues. When this happens, it is the dogs who suffer.
Since you are new here, perhaps you could talk about why it is important to you to have a dog that small. Why would a regular, well bred, 9" Toy Poodle not serve your needs?
Yet when someone try's to educate you, you tell them to "chill". Just to further your search for knowledge the Poodle is one breed with size verities, the "tea cup" is not one of them.I appreciate your passion for protecting these types of dogs! Perhaps you can share your knowledge of the controversy of breeding teacup poodles on a separate thread of your own!
I should not have to explain myself to you or anyone as to why I prefer a certain breed of dog! I just came in here to introduce myself and learn as much as I can about poodle breeders and members experiences in purchasing a poodle.
What exactly about the breeders would you like to know? Do you have a breeder in mind? Do you want recommendations? if so, where are you located?I just came in here to introduce myself and learn as much as I can about poodle breeders and members experiences in purchasing a poodle.
