WELCOME TO NEW DAWN TEACUP POODLE FOR SALE

We’re excited to offer you the opportunity to bring home one of these beautiful and loving babies. Browse our available puppies and learn more about this amazing Teacup Poodle breed.

HISTORY OF TEACUP POODLE

ORIGIN

Poodles have a reputation for being effete, aristocratic dogs. Toy poodles double down on the froo-froo rep with their tiny size and fancy haircuts. But trust us, these dogs are more than happy to get down and dirty. Poodles started life as hunting dogs for the rich and famous in Europe. What made them so popular, however, is their incredible intelligence. Generally regarded as one of the smartest dog breeds, poodles are highly trainable, extremely eager to please people, and love being the center of attention through tricks and activities. None of that has changed over the years: The poodle consistently ranks as one of the 10 most popular breeds in the world. Toy, miniature, and standard poodles are all the same breed of dog, so they’ll look more or less the same except for their size. Toy poodles are the smallest of the three, standing no more than 10 inches tall and generally weighing right around 6 pounds. All three classifications of poodle have squarish bodies, generally about as long as they are tall. Poodles have a proud bearing, with heads kept high and their large, dark-colored eyes looking alert.

SIZE & COLORS

The Toy Poodle stands up to 10 inches tall, and weighs about six pounds. The Miniature Poodle stands 11 to 15 inches tall and weighs 15 to 17 pounds. The Standard Poodle stands 15 inches and taller (usually 22 inches); males weigh 45 to 70 pounds and females weigh 45 to 60 pounds.

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HAPPY FAMILIES

Poodle coats come in a stunning array of colors from black, through the browns and yellow colors all the way to white. Bi-colored coats are also seen, though not hugely common. Easily the most recognizable part of poodles’ appearance is their curly fur coat. Poodles don’t shed much, making them great for owners with allergies. While there aren’t technically any hypoallergenic dogs, most people will find toy poodles close enough to not really quibble over it. Additionally, groomers can style a poodle’s fur many different ways, and the breed has become famous for its outlandish show cuts. Poodles are incredibly smart. They tend to consider themselves a vital part of the family, have strong personalities, and learn things in a flash. They will get legitimately disgruntled if they think they’re being left out of family activities. Of course, this temperament is kind of a double edged sword. Toy poodles are devoted family pets who love to be the center of attention, learn tricks, and take walks. They’re excellent in agility and obedience training and will play with children for hours. Because of their extreme intelligence, poodles are even quick to learn how to engage in more complex games such as hide and seek. On the flip side, poodles can develop common stress behaviors associated with separation anxiety. If you leave them alone for too long or don’t give them the attention they deserve, these pups can be passive aggressive and do things they know you don’t like while you’re there to watch.

About Us

WHO WE ARE

I’m called Paul L. Torrence My better half and I are pet sweethearts so we took up the drive to raise these beautiful canine variety to fulfill the necessities of families who will need to claim or add another part to their loved ones. we used to raise Chihuahuas for a long time and in this manner sold the business. After a decade we ran over the Teacup Poodles and it was all consuming, instant adoration! Our canines are a piece of our family and are brought up in our home. The little dogs are ruined, solid, cheerful and prepared to play; from our home to yours!

We keep our young doggies current on inoculations up until the hour of delivery and they will have a veterinarian wellbeing check prior to leaving us. Each of our doggies accompany AKC papers and come from champion lines. In spite of the fact that you might not have any desire to show your doggy, family is vital with regards to wellbeing and personality. Reach Us to Find out more

WHY CHOOSE US

HIGH QUALITY SERVICE

Our numerous long stretches of involvement put us in front of different reproducers as we probably are aware the varieties in and out and we give our young doggies home preparation and helpful preparation . With us being around creatures since from birth and our veterinary involvement in creatures makes you to realize that you are at the ideal locations and you will get an ideal pup.

100% HEALTHY PUPPIES

We have considered and known every one of the hereditary issues of the variety right from their folks. So we do all the vital test for the guardians prior to reproducing them and ensure that after our children are conceived, they are vet checked and all essential shots are given to them . Our little dogs accompany a year wellbeing ensure declaration to guarantee you that your pup is absolutely solid and fine..

24/7 ASSISTANCE AND CUSTOMER CARE

We are free all day, every day to answer to our clients and answer all essential inquiries they could have. We call and converse with our clients on telephone to explain them on any questions and better comprehension in regards to the variety and our administrations.

ABOUT YORKIE TERRIERS

HISTORY OF YORKIE TERRIERS

The Yorkshire Terrier, nicknamed the Yorkie, seems quite full of himself, and why not? With his long silky coat and perky topknot, the Yorkshire Terrier is one of the most glamorous representatives of the dog world, sure to attract attention wherever he goes. Because he’s so small he often travels in style in special dog purses toted around by his adoring owner. During the Industrial Revolution in England, Scottish workers came to Yorkshire to work in the coal mines, textile mills, and factories, bringing with them a dog known as a Clydesdale Terrier or Paisley Terrier. These dogs were much larger than the Yorkshire Terrier we know today, and it’s thought that they were used primarily to catch rats in the mills.

The Clydesdale Terriers were probably crossed with other types of terrier, perhaps the English Black and Tan Toy Terrier and the Skye Terrier. The Waterside Terrier may also have contributed to the development of the Yorkshire Terrier. This was a small dog with a long blue-gray coat. In 1861, a Yorkshire Terrier was shown in a bench show as a “broken-haired Scotch Terrier.” A dog named Huddersfield Ben, born in 1865, became a popular show dog and is considered to be the father of the modern Yorkshire Terrier. The breed acquired that name in 1870 because that’s where most of its development had taken place. Yorkshire Terriers were first registered in the British Kennel Club stud book in 1874. The first Yorkshire Terrier breed club in England was formed in 1898. The earliest record of a Yorkshire Terrier being born in the U.S. was in 1872. Yorkshire Terriers were able to compete in dog shows as early as 1878. In those early shows, Yorkshire Terriers classes were divided by weight under 5 pounds and 5 pounds and over. Eventually, exhibitors settled on one class with an average of between 3 and 7 pounds.

Yorkshire Terriers should be 8 to 9 inches at the shoulder and weigh no more than seven pounds, with four to six pounds being preferred. Yorkies are inconsistent in size. It’s not unusual for a single litter to contain one Yorkie weighing less than four pounds, one who weighs five or six pounds, and one who grows to be 12 to 15 pounds.