When we decided to breed toy poodles we made some guidelines about the type of program we wanted to develop. We started going to dog shows to learn what the industry is about and that phase and we also visited other breeders to learn as much as possible.

From this research we decided to set several goals. Goals that were to be a guide for the type of program we would develop.

Quality was one of the things that we set as a primary goal. It takes no more time or care to raise quality animals as it does to raise poor quality ones. We selected breeders that met our stringent requirements for a dog in our breeding program.

After having experienced poodles that were not pleasant to be around, we decided that to offer loving pets we needed to start with breeders that were well mannered and affectionate. Not misbehaving animals that would produce bad mannered offspring.

The next most important point to us was the freedom from genetic defects. One thing we certainly did not want to do was produce and sell dogs with genetic defects which would doom the purchaser to a bad experience with a dog that would be a problem after the family became attached to the puppy.

We like to breed animals with proper breed traits. So we have selected dogs with Champions in their pedigree to maintain structure, hair coat and other breed characteristics. We would like to one day breed a dog that would be shown to be a champion.

Most importantly we did not want to be a puppy factory. Or goal is to raise quality puppies that go to loving homes and become companion pets. So we may not have puppies for sale at all times, but remember quality comes first.

We will breed for toy and tiny toy poodles and sometimes will get a teacup. We are not interested in breeding teacups as they offer many more challenges.

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