Red Toy Poodle Stud Service for Cavoodle, Oodles DNA CLEAR

DESCRIPTION

***Stud services only - this dog is not for sale***

Premium Proven Purebred Toy Poodle Stud Service fully health tested (DNA clear through Orivet and Hip and elbow scored better than the breed average for Toy Poodles). We hip score our stud dogs and only offer them at stud if they score better than the breed average. This reduces the likelihood of their puppies developing the crippling and expensive (to correct) chronic disease of hip dysplasia.

We offer natural matings, and onsite AI (only if required, we always aim for a natural mating and are very experienced at facilitating a natural mating). No extra charge applies for onsite AI if that is your preference.

- 100% DNA clear of all diseases through Orivet.
- Double furnished (cannot produce short-coated puppies that shed). Always produces luscious teddy bear-coated puppies that are non-shedding.
- You receive a copy of the stud's DNA test results, professional quality photos of the stud to use in your puppy advertisements and his Hip and Elbow score results that you can include in your puppy packs.
- Weighs 4.2Kg and 28cm to the top of his shoulder.

He is an experienced and proven producer of quality and adorable Cavoodle, Moodle, Spoodle, Labradoodle and Groodle puppies.

Photos 1-6 are of our Toy Poodle Stud. Photos 7-12 show some of his stunning Cavoodle, Groodle and Labradoodle puppies at around 8 weeks of age. Photos 12-15 are some of his litters.

He carries red and produces rich mahogany red puppies.

Healthy and up to date with vaccinations, wormed monthly and is on monthly flea & tick prevention. He has a thick, curly non-shedding wool coat.

Structurally sound and beautiful conformation. With a confident and optimistic temperament, his puppies are very sweet-natured and low to non-shedding. He is fed a holistic diet and enjoys living inside the house as our family companion.

The stud fee is payable at the time of the first mating. The owner of the female must organise the timing of the mating to coincide with when she is ovulating. This normally occurs 9-14 days after the female starts bleeding but the most precise indicator of when she will ovulate is with a progesterone blood test, carried out by a vet. At a cost of approximately $60, progesterone tests save time and ensure you're mating your female when she is most fertile. If your female does not fall pregnant - you will need to submit a letter from a licensed vet from 7-8 week gestation X-ray with microchip number included; to be submitted within 8 weeks from the time of fi