Reduced price for quick sale
Jaeden
2873
Male
Poodle
11/25/2022
Poodle
12 lbs
Poodle
15 lbs
$299.00
What are the benefits of buying 3 months or older puppy?
Buying an older puppy that has received vaccinations and has good overall health can have several positive aspects, such as:
Reduced risk of disease: Vaccinated puppies have received immunity to certain diseases, reducing the risk of them contracting or spreading illnesses.
Less frequent vet visits: If the puppy has received all necessary vaccinations and is in good health, they may require less frequent visits to the vet for checkups and preventative care.
Established health history: An older puppy may have an established health history, which can be helpful for you and your vet to monitor their health over time.
Less expensive: Older puppies may be less expensive than younger ones, as the cost of vaccinations and initial healthcare may have already been covered by the previous owner or breeder.
Peace of mind: Buying an older puppy with a clean bill of health and up-to-date vaccinations can give you peace of mind, knowing that you are providing a healthy and safe environment for your new companion.
Poodles are classified into four size categories: Toy, Miniature, Moyen (also called Klein or Medium), and Standard. Here are the size ranges for each category:
Toy Poodle: Toy Poodles are the smallest size category and typically weigh less than 6 pounds. They stand up to 10 inches tall at the shoulder.
Miniature Poodle: Miniature Poodles are a bit larger than Toy Poodles, standing between 10 and 15 inches tall at the shoulder. They typically weigh between 10 and 15 pounds.
Moyen/Klein Poodle: This size category is not officially recognized by the AKC, but some breeders use it to refer to Poodles that are larger than Miniature Poodles but smaller than Standard Poodles. Moyen Poodles stand between 15 and 20 inches tall at the shoulder and weigh between 20 and 35 pounds.
Standard Poodle: Standard Poodles are the largest size category and typically stand over 15 inches tall at the shoulder. They weigh between 45 to 70 pounds.
It's worth noting that there can be some overlap in size between the smaller end of one category and the larger end of another. It's also possible for individual dogs to fall outside of these size ranges.
