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DOWNSIZING..........we are taking a year off
 

BABY GIRL - 11 months old and DELIGHTFUL !!
very active, fun, and as you can see -  a very pretty puppy -AVAILABLE 

WE ARE LOOKING FOR:  

 1.  someone at home  with the dog    

 2. HOLISTIC HOMES -

      meaning:  good food

                          : minimal vaccination protocol 

                          : chemicals (flea and tick) 

                            ON the dog, not IN the dog.​                       

 

It's similar to buying ORGANIC at the grocery store, no added chemicals.  That's what we believe and desire for our poodles, the less chemicals the less health issues at the other end of their life.  Vaccinations constantly challenge the immature puppy immune system.  In my own titer testing I found that pups that had 1, 2, or 3 vaccinations all had similar blood  titer (immunity) numbers in their results. So in reasoning from that they probably got immunity on the first vaccination.  SO - I don't see a scientific reason to revaccinate after one year of age.    There are 2 vaccinations we give puppies that are a must - parvo and distemper. All Kalonece pups/dogs get that vaccine at 8-10 weeks of age.   Parvo and distemper kill puppies.  But after one year of age we don't repeat any vaccinations.  Rabies is no longer federally mandatory. 

If you feel more comfortable top up the vaccines at one year of age (NOT RABIES).  That should be enough for their entire life!!

We have 175+  pups out there and  have heard NO reports of parvo/distemper from them   

  : BLOOD TITER TO DETERMINE

   IMMUNITY STATUS = SCIENCE BASED

                                       TIMING

   random re-vaccination = another               immune system challenge

           which may or may not be

           necessary = NOT SCIENCE

                          BASED TIMING

                        = GUESSWORK

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CONTRACTUAL ITEMS

Later neuter spay so puppy can mature first

Non-breeding contract

Choice of food in accordance with what puppy and the parents have already been fed.

Avoid internal flea/tick medications

(they can be neurotoxic)

BLOOD TITER TO DETERMINE IMMUNITY STATUS AS OPPOSED TO MORE VACCINATIONS.

Testing done on the sire and dam will be shared.  Results are already posted on the 'Current Sires and Dams' page on this site.

Price range $1500 to $2500.

OUR VETS/MENTORS/INFLUENCERS:
me! - 20 years of breeding this line of                   red/apricot poodles
Myra Savant, RN (thank you so much Myra        for your breeder training clinics/books)
Dr. Jean Dodds DVM (minimal vaccines)
Dr.Peter Dobias DVM  (safe and holistic                                      tick spray, liver tune)
Dr. Andrew Jones  DVM (holistic care)
Dr. Ronald Schultz DVM(immune system)
Dr. Shergill, Vic West Vet Hosp.(puppies ++)
Dr. Chris Tom and Dr. Leith Williams @                  Oaklands Veterinary Hospital   
            (Victoria)
networking with other poodle breeders
UCDavis geneticists

 

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