I accept deposits after the pups are actually born. So many things can happen and I don't think it is ethical to hold someone up for their money who is looking for a puppy to love.. You may not like the puppy that is born in the next litter(s). I can't predict what I will get-male, female etc. Maybe you will find one that you want to buy "now". I can only make a good guess at what colors I will get and I have no idea as to the sex. This is for YOUR own good.

I sell AKC registered puppies. You do not pay "extra" for the papers. As far as limited registrations go- All my dogs are breed worthy! Be careful when breeding these tiny babies. The size of the stud matters. Also you will not get rich breeding them. Expect 1 or 2 puppies per litter and be prepared to spend 1000.00 plus to pay for a caesarian. I know most breeders charge extra or or will not give you breeding rights. I feel that they are afraid of the competition of creating more breeders. Believe me! The demand far outweighs the supply. I have no competition...If you want to breed your dog so you can have grandchild puppies, I understand your love. I do not sell to other kennels. I am not a kennel. I used to show and and I had a kennel but my dogs live in my house with me. I was fortunate enough when I started (35 years ago) to be able to purchase the best possible genes for my breeding program and show career. From there I took it even farther. As far as I know a rescue group for teacup poodles does not exist. I don't think there are any "unwanted teacup poodles" unless they are owned by the breeders themselves and they have outgrown their "usefulness". Now that is sad. I make a life long commitment to all the dogs that I decide to keep.

We are engaged and plan to have puppies in May. I am such a stud!!

Gwenivere

Tiny toy Chocolate and Red Phantom