I'm in desperate need of advice and direction on how to find a good toy
poodle line. Growing up, my family always had poodles. Our last poodle
lived 17 years. It has been a number of years since then. My father
recently suffered an accident and, knowing how much he loves dogs, my Mom
tried to find a toy poodle for him. Unfortunately the pup she found had a
seizure the day after they got her. Later they found out that the breeder
was losing hundreds of pups.

Is it still possible to get healthy toy poodles or has the line just been
too overbred? Any recommendation on good breeders? Thoughts, advice and
direction would be very welcomed.

Thanks!!!

On Thu, 21 Apr 2005 22:46:22 -0700 Dan Jensen whittled these words:
I'm in desperate need of advice and direction on how to find a good toy
poodle line. Growing up, my family always had poodles. Our last poodle
lived 17 years. It has been a number of years since then. My father
recently suffered an accident and, knowing how much he loves dogs, my Mom
tried to find a toy poodle for him. Unfortunately the pup she found had a
seizure the day after they got her. Later they found out that the breeder
was losing hundreds of pups.

Stay away from breeders with hundreds of pups.

Is it still possible to get healthy toy poodles or has the line just been
too overbred? Any recommendation on good breeders? Thoughts, advice and
direction would be very welcomed.

Yes - go back and read the response in breeds



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