Poodles

Puppies:  Itsy Bitsy had four puppies January 01, 2009.   They should be ready around February 12, 2009.  Three were boys  and one girl.   Itsy's first litter was with Fitz, but this litter was with Cocobean. 
 

All  puppies come with CKC puppy registration papers and health guarantee.  They have had their tails docked and dewclaws removed.    They are current on their de-worming (Panacure every two weeks) and will get their first vaccination when they are 6 weeks old.
 

You can hold a puppy for $150.00.  If you are interested, please give us a call at 706-538-1003 (not a toll in Atlanta Area, do not dial 1),  (678) 836-6315 (cell phone, or email us at pups@WF-Poodle.com)
 

This is Seth (sold).  The base color is light tan, but that will fade with age.   I would guess about 7-8 lbs grown.  Although he will fade some, he will retain some color.  Pictures at 5 weeks.

This is Skip.  He is a light cream, but will probably fade to white with maturity.   Note that he will have a brown nose, and darker ears.  I would guess about 7-8 lbs grown.  Pictures at 5 weeks.

This is Simon ().  He is what I call a Harlequin - White markings on his legs, chest and on top of his head.  He a light, golden brown color.   I would guess about 7 lbs.  He loves to play under the bed picking up scraps of foam from a dog toy.  Pictures at 5 weeks. 

This is Misty (sold).  She is the smallest puppy in the litter.  Her color is almost pure white (enough color to call her a cream, however).   She may be a parti poodle, but the markings are very light.   I would guess about 6 to 7 lbs.  Pictures at 5 weeks. 

Dam:  Itsy Bitsy is a toy poodle of about 8 lbs.  She is a very light cream color, with darker ears.  She has short legs and a short face.  Itsy is a quiet dog that likes attention.  She loves the outdoors and in the past, has trained her pups to use the dog door so they can stay outside with her.  She was still nursing in the pictures.
 

The sire is Cocobean (we call him Coco).  He is a small miniature (oversize toy) with a lot of spunk.  He takes his role of sire very seriously.  For a kennel dog, he is very friendly.  One of our more intelligent dogs.  We have assumed that Coco is simply a chocolate poodle, but he has a dark patch on his back.  Come to think of it, this is a telltale sign of a brindle.  Since I did not see this dog as a puppy, he could be a stealth brindle.  The bindle markings tend to vanish on grooming (the dark tips to the hairs are cut off).  He produces brindle puppies with regularity.   He clearly has more than just brown genes as he has produced a cream and a sable in his litter with Deidre. 
 

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