Available Puppies

~~ last updated on 
January 11, 2025 ~~

We are expecting new puppies!


🐾Lady Maxine & Sir Micky 

      mid of February 2025🐾

🐾Lady Cindy & Sir Micky 

      end of February 2025🐾


Please fill out the questionnaire if you would like to reserve a puppy or be added to our email list.

Lady Rena and Sir Nelson's Litter

Dusty

(Available)

Was born to Lady Rena and Sir Nelson on November 8, 2024

Delightful Melody River

(Reserved)

Was born to Lady Rena and Sir Nelson on November 8, 2024.

Daniella

(Reserved)

Was born to Lady Rena and Sir Nelson on November 8, 2024.

Exquisite's Ariel and Sir Micky's Litter

Ernie 

(Reserved)

Born to Exquisite's Ariel and Sir Micky 

on November 16. 2024

Einstein

(Reserved)

Born to Exquisite's Ariel and Sir Micky 

on November 16, 2024

Elmo

(Reserved)

Born to Exquisite's Ariel and Sir Micky 

on November 16, 2024 

Emilio

(Reserved)

Born to Exquisite's Ariel and Sir Micky 

on November 16, 2024 

We have NO

Young Adult available 

at the moment!

This might be for you! 

Sometimes we have young dogs in the age of 6 to 24 months available. 

These young dogs have passed the crazy puppy stage and are 

- Spayed/Neutered after it's reserved 

- Up to-Date on Immunizations

- Socialized

- Pee Pad and/or outside Potty trained 

- Had some Car rides in Carrier & Booster Seat 

- Got some Leash training

 

Please contact us for details.

Phone/Text/WhatsApp 705-203-3915 

[email protected]

Your Puppy

Will be registered with the Canadian Kennel Club
Up to date on vaccinations
Microchipped 
Examination by the vet
Some car and stroller rides
Familiar with carriers and crates
Starting indoor pee tray training 
Starting outside training (weather and age permitting)
Used to bathing and grooming
A crush course on how to maintain your pup
Support for as long as you need it

Also includes the package below;

(These items are included with your puppy purchase)


- Bag

- Folder

- Dog Bed

- Puppy Card

- Health Record 

- Chip Registration 

- Poop Bags with Dispenser 

- Puppy Food - Reusable container with measuring cup 

- Info Letter from Breeder

- Puppy Blanket 

- Water Dish 

- Bully Stick 

- Food Dish

- Harness

- Wipes 

- Leash

- Toy

Why Choosing a Breeder Who Shows Their Dogs Matters, Even for Pet Owners

When selecting a breeder, you might wonder why it’s recommended to choose one who shows their dogs, even if you have no intention of participating in dog shows yourself. Does this focus on show standards seem excessive or elitist? It’s not, and here’s why.

Dog shows are more than just competitions; they serve as a rigorous evaluation process where dogs are assessed against the breed standard. This standard includes several critical elements:

 • Soundness: This refers to a dog’s overall physical and mental health, ensuring all organs and faculties are functioning harmoniously.
 • Type: Breed type encompasses not just appearance but also character, bone structure, temperament, and movement, reflecting the essence of the breed.
 • Gait: The quality of a dog’s movement is assessed to ensure ease and freedom from structural issues.
 • Temperament: This measures a dog’s general attitude towards people and other animals, an essential trait for a well-rounded companion.


So why does this matter to you as a prospective pet owner? If you chose a Poodle, you likely did so because of their renowned qualities: their gentle nature, compatibility with children and other animals, and their ability to make exceptional therapy dogs. Good breeders strive to uphold these positive characteristics through their commitment to breed standards.

While not every puppy from a show-quality litter will be destined for the show ring, all will benefit from the breeder’s dedication to preserving the breed’s positive traits. Puppies that are not suited for the show ring but are well-bred still embody the breed’s essential qualities, making them excellent family pets.

Choosing a breeder who shows their dogs is not about snobbery or elitism; it’s about ensuring that you get a puppy who will grow into a well-rounded, healthy companion that exemplifies the breed you fell in love with. It’s about the breeder’s commitment to preserving the breed’s best traits and ensuring every puppy, regardless of its future in the show ring, starts life with the best possible foundation.

In essence, selecting a breeder who shows their dogs is a way to ensure that your future puppy will be a healthy, well-adjusted member of your family. It’s a reflection of love and respect for the breed, ensuring that all puppies have the opportunity to thrive and bring joy into their new homes.

from an unknown author 

When you get a puppy from a responsible breeder know that they have trusted you with a piece of their legacy, heart and hard work.