Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our Toy Poodle puppies, reservations, care, feeding, training, and delivery.
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Puppy Availability & Reservations
Browse our Available Puppies page to find your perfect Toy Poodle puppy, including available colours and sizes.
Toy Poodle puppy prices are very affordable and we offer discounts $1,850. Contact us for current prices and available puppies.
100% Yes. Our Toy Poodle puppies are raised in a loving family environment with daily care, socialization, and plenty of affection
Yes, puppy pickup is available by appointment, with a fully refundable reservation deposit required.
Yes, we offer safe and reliable puppy delivery across the Canada, depending on your location.
You can learn more on our Delivery Information page.
Yes! Contact us directly to reserve your chosen puppy and get started with the reservation process.
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Toy Poodle Puppy Care
Food: Royal Canin X-Small Puppy, Hill’s Science Diet Small & Mini Puppy, Purina Pro Plan Small Breed Puppy, Blue Buffalo Baby BLUE Small Breed Puppy, Eukanuba Small Breed Puppy.
Meal schedule: Feed young Toy Poodles around 4 small meals a day, especially under 4 months old.
Water: Keep fresh, clean water available.
Changing food: Continue the food your puppy already eats at first, then switch gradually if needed
Avoid: Chocolate, grapes, raisins, onions, and foods containing xylitol.
You can usually bathe your puppy every 3–4 weeks, or when needed. Use a gentle puppy shampoo, dry the coat thoroughly, and brush regularly to prevent tangles and matting
Puppy food, water bowls, a comfortable bed, a crate or playpen, a collar or harness, a leash, grooming brushes, puppy shampoo, toys, training pads, and cleaning supplies. Having these essentials ready will help your puppy settle into its new home comfortably.
Puppy Training & Good Habits
Yes of course! Our Poodles are intelligent and eager to learn. With patience, positive reinforcement, and consistent practice, they can learn basic commands and good habits from an early age.
Take your puppy outside regularly, especially after meals, naps, and playtime. Reward them when they go in the right place, and keep a consistent routine. Puppy training pads can also help during the early stages.
Puppies often bite while teething or playing. Redirect biting to a suitable chew toy and calmly stop play when biting becomes too rough. Reward gentle behaviour and give your puppy time to learn.
Toy Poodles can make wonderful family companions. They are affectionate, intelligent, and playful. they are small and delicate, supervise interactions with young children and teach children to handle them gently
Provide daily play, short training sessions, gentle exercise, and plenty of rest. Our Poodles enjoy spending time with their families, and a predictable routine can help them feel secure and settle more easily
