Ranya was picked up last April 20 and this photo was submitted to me a week after through facebook. Was very busy to update our site right away. Better late than never right?. Thanks Kevin for taking care of Ranya very well. I hope to see some more photo’s soon. I would love to see her grow.

Home raised, pre-spoiled tiny toy poodle pup. Very healthy, smart and playful. Great with kids. Well socialized. Complete shots & up-to-date worming. Flea & tick protected valid up to 2 months from this date (frontline). Clipped / shaved the coat @ 1.5 months due to very hot weather. AKCUPI Registered. For interested buyers, pls visit this page. Fully read the guidelines / reminder on the right sidebar of that page before submitting the form. For security purposes, we only provide contact details via email.

Raizel was picked up last April 15. Wasn’t able to update post coz we were out of town for a vacation. Raizel’s new owner lives in Pampanga. Upon seeing this photo… i am pretty sure that one of my babies was adopted by a very loving and caring little lady. Raizel suites her new owner’s personality. They are both sophisticated, calm and joyful. Im sure they will enjoy each others company through out the years. Aren’t they so cute?

It’s Chino! Chino’s owner dropped by the other day along with his friend to pick up a puppy. I am so happy to see Chino again and even more happier when i saw how he turned out after 2 years. He is well taken care of and very well pampered. His color turned out to be Hershey Chocolate. Both him and the puppy played and they seem to get along very well. Maybe they know that they are related.

Why poodles are clipped like that?

The clipping and grooming of poodles has come a long way from its early utilitarian days as a means to improve a poodle’s ability to swim through water, help it avoid snagging on undergrowth, and keep its joints warm and protected from the cold.

In recent years it has been raised to a near art form. There are four primary show-quality clips for poodles: Read the rest of this entry »

Getting along with the kids, the cat and the guinea pig is no problem for the poodle. Lively and affectionate, they make wonderful companion dogs. They can be good guard dogs, announcing visitors but never being aggressive. Poodles are unusually sensitive to vocal intonation, probably one of the reasons they are so easy to train. They are high-spirited, happy dogs who love a busy life and being involved in all family matters. Read the rest of this entry »

When you set out to train a poodle, you already have an advantage that someone trying to train another breed of dog might not. The poodle is very intelligent, and it thrives on your love and praise.

Whether you are trying to potty train your poodle or teach it a few basic obedience commands, there are a few principles you should always follow. Read the rest of this entry »

There can be little doubt that the breed originated in Germany, where it is known as the “Pudel”, and classed as the “Canis familiaris Aquaticus”.

In form and coat he would seem to be closely related to the old Water-dog, and the resemblance between a brown Poodle and an Irish Water Spaniel is remarkable. The Poodle is no longer regarded as a sporting dog, but at one period he was trained to retrieve waterfowl, and he still on occasion displays an eager fondness for the water. Read the rest of this entry »