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Dob: 07/16/26 – Ready: 09/10/26 – Parents: Dolly & Reuben
Penny – Female
$1200
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non-refundable deposit.

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Dob: 07/16/26 – Ready: 09/10/26 – Parents: Dolly & Reuben
Ember – Female
$1200
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non-refundable deposit.

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Dob: 07/16/26 – Ready: 09/10/26 – Parents: Dolly & Reuben
Winston – Male
$900
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non-refundable deposit.

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Dob: 07/16/26 – Ready: 09/10/26 – Parents: Dolly & Reuben
Murphy – Male
$900
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non-refundable deposit.

(Parents of Above Litter)
Dolly (dam, left) & Reuben’s Mini Poodle Puppies
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Puppy Adoption Information
Here you will find more information about bringing home the Toy/Mini Poodle puppies we have for sale in Mulberry, Kansas. Please Contact Us if you are interested in our future litters.
Before reserving a puppy, please read our Policies, which covers things like our health guarantee and shipping options. If you have any questions, Contact Us.
Each one of our Toy/Mini Poodle puppies comes with the following:
- Registration (where applicable)
- Vet exam/health certificate
- Medical Record
- Vaccinations and deworming
- 1-year health guarantee

After you have paid your deposit, we will contact you asap to schedule your pick up date and time. Please call or Contact Us with any questions!
Be Added to our Toy/Mini Poodle Waiting List?
To reserve your spot on our Toy/Mini Poodle waiting list, you can make a $310 non-refundable deposit via the button below. Puppies will be chosen once individual puppy photos are taken and in the order deposits are received.
Reserve with your $310 non-refundable deposit.

About the Toy/Mini Poodle
Ultimate Guide to the Poodle:
Intelligence, Elegance, and Ultimate Companionship
Renowned for their remarkable intelligence, striking looks, and proud posture, Poodles are far more than just glamorous show dogs. Originally bred as rugged water-retrieving hunting dogs in Europe, the modern Poodle has evolved into one of the world’s most versatile, loving, and popular family companions.
Whether you are looking for an energetic jogging partner or a pint-sized cuddle bug, the Poodle breed offers the perfect fit for almost any lifestyle.
Core Breed Characteristics
World-Class Intelligence
Consistently ranked as the second smartest dog breed in the world, Poodles possess human-like problem-solving skills. They love having a job to do, learn new commands in just a few repetitions, and excel brilliantly in obedience, agility, and trick training.
High Energy & Playfulness
Don’t let the fancy haircuts fool you—Poodles are athletic powerhouses. They retain a strong historic instinct to retrieve, meaning they absolutely love games of fetch, swimming, and brisk daily walks. They are happiest when their minds and bodies are kept active.
Affectionate Family Companions
Poodles are deeply loyal and form incredibly strong bonds with their human families. They are famously good with children and generally mix well with other household pets. While they love being the center of attention at home, they can be politely reserved when meeting strangers for the first time.
The Hypoallergenic Single Coat
For allergy sufferers, the Poodle is a dream come true. Instead of standard fur, they have a single layer of continuously growing, dense hair. Because their tight curls trap dead hair and dander rather than shedding it onto your furniture, they are considered one of the top hypoallergenic breeds.
Grooming & Care Needs
Because a Poodle’s hair grows continuously (much like human hair), their coat requires committed care.
Brushing: Daily to weekly brushing down to the skin is necessary to prevent painful matting.
Clipping: Professional grooming and clipping are required every 4 to 6 weeks. Owners can choose between a low-maintenance “sporting cut” or elaborate show clips.
Mental Stimulation: Because of their high intellect, Poodles need puzzle toys, interactive games, and structured training to prevent them from becoming bored or mischievous.



