Mellie's Miniature Poodles
Pricing & Information

Information

1. Genetic Testing: Genetic testing has been done on the sire and the dam to alleviate the potential of genetic issues.
2. Thorough Veterinary Examination: All our pups come to you certified as healthy by a licensed veterinarian
3. Vaccines & De-worming: Our pups have their first round of vaccines and a full course of de-worming completed
4. Superior Socialization: All our puppies are raised right in our home to ensure they are well socialized
5. Payment: Millie's Miniature Poodles accepts cash USD or money orders for the purchase, buying, and selling of Miniature Poodle Puppies
6. Size & Weight: Miniature poodles stand about 10–15 inches tall, and they typically weigh between 10–15 pounds.
7. Hypoallergenic: Miniature Poodles are popular in part because of their low-shedding coat. 
   While no dog is completely hypoallergenic, their curly fur (whether white, red, or black) can be a good match for some people with allergies.   See PetMD
8. Grooming: A Miniature Poodles curly fur needs regular appointments with a professional groomer or do it yourself.
9. Feeding: Miniature Poodles should eat a dog food approved by the Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO). Their food must be appropriate for their current life stage (puppy, adult, or senior). Your veterinarian can recommend specific brands and help you make sure your Mini Poodle is getting the nutrients they need.
   Miniature Poodle puppies need to eat three or four times every day, adhering to a consistent schedule.
   Once they reach their first birthday, you can reduce their meals to twice a day. 
   The best way to know how much to feed your dog is to talk to your veterinarian.
   Your Miniature Poodle’s daily calories will depend on their 
   current body weight, activity level, and health history.
10. Supplements: We recommend an immune boosting supplement for 2 full years named NuVet.It is available at http://www.nuvet.com/56717.
11. Behavior and Training: Miniature Poodles are small, social, and energetic. Like all dogs, Miniature Poodles need obedience training and socialization, but they are fast learners and eager to please their people. Because of this, Miniature Poodles can do well in many types of homes. Training is another great way to keep your Miniature Poodle’s mind engaged. These little brainiacs can quickly master “sit”, “stay” and “down”, especially when you reward them with treats and scratches. Once they have the basics down, you can teach your Miniature Poodle more complex tricks. You’ll be surprised how much these dogs can learn!
12. Activity Level: Miniature Poodles like to keep their little legs moving. Despite their size, they’re quite adventurous, so they’re the perfect companion to take along on hikes, long walks, and even errands. Miniature Poodles also love swimming. Because they’re smart, your Miniature Poodle must be consistently occupied. Make time for play,
    and stimulate their mind with interactive toys and puzzle games.
13. Supervision: Your Miniature Poodle should not be left outside unsupervised. Small dogs have many predators such as raptors or coyotes. Your Miniature Poodle should be kept together with other small dogs. If you own large dogs, they must not be left unsupervised with your Miniature Poodle or they could hurt them (albeit unintentionally. Kids must not pick up and carry your Mini Poodle around. They could get seriously injured if dropped.
14. Puppy Pricing: Average $1500 - $3000 USD
    As poodles are available in three varieties, costs tend to vary based upon the type you need. Generally, A Miniature Poodle puppies cost anywhere from $1,200 to $5,000. These costs will vary from breeder to breeder and may also depend on the age of the poodle you are buying.