-UPDATED OCTOBER 2024-
NOW AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION….
Say “Hello” to AKC finished Champion “Lomar Swag Ruthless Energy”, or as we call her “Ruthie”.
She was born October 19th, 2017, so she has just turned 7 years old. This is a small black Toy Poodle girl who is 10″ tall from the floor to her withers and weighs a healthy 7 pounds.
We have her 5-generation pedigree which shows Ruthie was a part of our AKC Champions lines along with the internationally famous “Hell’s A Blazen” and “Custom’s” lines.
Ruthie is now retired from her showing and breeding career and is looking for her “forever more” family to enjoy her retirement.
Ruthie is a Toy Poodle who is super friendly, sociable, loves to be held and snuggle with people. She is housetrained, enjoys being with other small dogs and is quiet. She also has a funny quirk of running in circles when she gets excited….
HEY! ADOPT ME!
This beautiful little Poodle girl has been spayed, dental work is completed, shots and worming are up to date, heartworm/Lymes (4DX) tested negative and is Home Again Microchipped.
As with all the other Poodles we have adopted, Ruthie’s adoption fee is 1 million, trillion, zillion dollars. However, for the right family her adoption fee will be $650.00.
This adoption fee includes all her Vet work, her kennel, a bag of quality dog food, a dog food container, treats, dog toys in a cute toy box, a new blanket, a dog bed along with lots of good information to help your Poodle’s adoption move forward on the right paw!
A securly fenced yard is required as she is not leash trained. Please, NO small children, NO large or aggressive dogs. Ruthie would prefer a home of her own or with another small, easy going dog.
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Available for adoption soon….
“Bluey” is a creamy white, male Standard Poodle who born September 29, 2023. This 1-year-old big boy sadly came to us from a family that is dealing with health problems and could no longer care for their beloved Poodle.
It took a couple of days for him to settle into our home, as he was confused about the move and really missed his previous family.
However, once he settled in we quickly found that he is a very sweet, gentle and affectionate Poodle who just loves attention, playing catch with a ball, to go for walks and really wants to be with Mike and me (Velcro Poodle).
He has been a perfect boy in our home (house trained) and is also very curious about everything as he is still a puppy.
He is up to date on his vaccinations and worming. More pictures and information will be posted after he is neutered. Only then will be begin to accept “Adoption Applications”.
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“TUCKER” came to us from a western Minnesota breeder who is retiring and wants the best home for her Tucker.
He is a creamy white, soft, gentle and easy going AKC Standard Poodle. He is 9 years old (June 23, 2015), weighs a healthy 63 pounds and measures 25″ from the floor to his withers.
WE ARE VERY SAD TO REPORT that Tucker’s adoption has been placed on a hold. While we were outside, Tucker and the other Poodles were running, jumping and playing. Suddenly we heard Tucker give out a loud “YIP!!” and clearly saw him limping.
The other Poodles wouldn’t tell us what happened. But some squirrels were chattering about how Tucker was chasing them, and he took a quick turn to the right.
Not sure if the squirrels were telling us the truth, so we quickly got Tucker into our Vet where X-rays were taken. We then learned that he had torn (ruptured) his right rear leg “Cruciate Ligament”. Humans have a similar experience, but it’s called a torn “ACL”. Maybe the squirrels were correct?
Well, a Specialist was called in and a surgery was done to fix his torn ACL and meniscus. This surgery is very expensive (thousands), but Tucker was in pain, and he needed our help.
And for those of you who asked or questioned our decision: We will not euthanize any Poodle when a highly successful surgery is available!
After the surgery, Tucker had his own living space in our entry way to limit his access to steps. He really misses going for walks, playing outside and going to the grandchildren’s baseball games.
Tucker will be with us a bit longer while he rests, heals and receives physical therapy.
UPDATE: Tucker is now recovering with no problems after this surgery and will be available for adoption in November.
And yes, if you can help Tucker, we are accepting donations to help pay for his surgery. Thank you.
OTHER POODLES AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION CAN BE FOUND ON THESE WEB SITES:
We are a member of The Twin Cities Poodle Club
where you can find quality Poodles and Breeders:
