CHECKS MUST CLEAR YOUR BANK BEFORE YOU CAN TAKE ONE OF OUR DOGS HOME WITH YOU.   

EITHER SEND YOUR CHECK A WEEK IN ADVANCE OR PLAN TO PAY WITH CASH OR VENMO WHEN YOU COME TO PICK UP YOUR PUP.

WE ONLY BREED OUR FEMALES WHEN WE HAVE A MINIMUM OF 8 INDIVIDUALS ON OUR WAITING LIST ACCOMPANIED WITH A MINIMUM DEPOSIT OF $250.00.

We will be accepting additional partial payments throughout the whelping process with the remaining balance due when you come to pick up your puppy. 

CURRENTLY WE HAVE SEVERAL DEPOSITS ON

*LENA'S NEXT LITTER,

*FREYA'S NEXT LITTER,

*SIMA'S NEXT LITTER AND

*TWO DEPOSITS ON ROSEBUD'S FIRST LITTER.

WE ONLY BREED OUR FEMALES ONCE A YEAR AT THE MOST AND WE ARE VERY DEDICATED TOWARD BREEDING HEALTHY, HAPPY PUPPIES.  WE SPECIALIZE IN BREEDING AKC STANDARD POODLES, STANDARD LABRADOODLES AND STANDARD GOLDENDOODLES. IN THE NEAR FUTURE WE MAY BE BREEDING OUR SPINONE ITALIANO. WE HEALTH TEST OUR PARENTS AND WHEN THE PUPPIES ARE BORN, WE MAKE SURE ALL THE PUPPIES ARE VET CHECKED, CLEARED AND UP TO DATE ON ALL AGE APPROPRIATE VACCINATIONS.  AS THEY GROW HERE, THEY ARE SOCIALIZED WITH OTHER DOGS, PEOPLE INCLUDING CHILDREN.  WE WELCOME ANYONE AND EVERYONE TO COME VISIT, ESPECIALLY THOSE INTERESTED IN ONE OF OUR PUPPIES.

CHECKS MUST CLEAR YOUR BANK BEFORE YOU CAN TAKE ONE OF OUR DOGS HOME WITH YOU.   

EITHER SEND YOUR CHECK A WEEK IN ADVANCE OR PLAN TO PAY WITH CASH OR VENMO WHEN YOU COME TO PICK UP YOUR PUP.

Expected Litters. 

The parents of my litters have all been genetically health tested and cleared. The puppies will have their dew claws removed but I do not dock our puppy's tails. We are the HOME OF THE WORLD FAMOUS CURLY TAIL AKC STANDARD POODLES AND DOODLES. The puppies will be vet checked and cleared as well as current on age appropriate vaccinations.  We are breeding our puppies with a low to no shed, hypoallergenic coat. We strive toward breeding puppies with high intelligence and a strong desire to please. In addition, we go to great length to breed out the prey drive on our companion dog litters. Puppies are all exposed to people including children, other dogs and distractions that often spook many dogs. With the exception of our "Hunting Poodles and Hunting Doodles" all of our other litters are bred with low to no prey drive. This means your puppy shouldn't bolt after distractions when they are adults. Our puppies are magnificent.  

NOTE:   

I DO NOT ALLOW RESERVING A PICK IN ADVANCE BASED UPON COLOR OR COAT TYPE.

THERE WILL BE NO REFUND ON THE DEPOSIT IF YOU DECIDE TO PASS.

WARNING WARNING WARNING

ALL DEPOSITS ARE NON REFUNDABLE UNLESS OTHERWISE AGREED TO BY BOTH THE BUYER AND REGAL CREST CANINES IN WRITING. 

VENMO DEPOSITS ARE AVAILABLE BUT CONTACT US PRIOR TO MAKING YOUR DEPOSIT SO WE CAN CONFIRM YOUR PAYMENT AS WELL AS YOUR PICK NUMBER.

VENMO ACCOUNT.......@RegalCrestCanines

Add $25.00 per day, if picked up after 56 days of age.

All of our adult dogs have been health tested and cleared. Our Doodle Puppies are 87.5% Standard Poodle to increase the desired advantage of no to low shed hypoallergenic puppies. The rule of thumb is the curly/wavy coat puppies are low to no shed hypoallergenic.

Drs. Scott and Fuller documented critical periods in the development of the canine in 1953.  A critical period is a specific time in the maturation process when a small amount of experience will produce a great effect on later behavior.  It's also a period when learning is easier and knowledge gained is stored in the long term memory.  The difference between the amount of effort needed to produce the same effect at different periods determines just how critical the period is.  There is a window of opportunity in which certain experiences need to happen at a specific time, or the window will close and the potential benefits of those experiences will be lost.

TAIL DOCKING 

Why Some Think It’s a Bad Idea to Dock a Dog's Tail.

Tail docking is banned in many parts of the world, including Australia and the U.K. In the U.S., these procedures are unregulated -- meaning they are not banned or controlled. But they are highly controversial. New York and Vermont have considered legislation to ban them, but neither state has so far. The American Kennel Club (AKC) says the practices are “integral to defining and preserving breed character” in certain breeds. But the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) opposes docking and cropping. “The most common reason for cropping and docking is to give a dog a certain look. That means it poses unnecessary risks,” Patterson-Kane says. Docked tails can also develop a neuroma, or nerve tumor. This can cause pain and make your dog snappy if her tail is touched. Studies show that dogs communicate emotions like anger and excitement by wagging their tails, so docking “may interfere with your dog’s ability to interact with other dogs,” says Andy Roark, a veterinarian at Cleveland Park Animal Hospital in Greenville, S.C. Unclear Benefits Though docking and cropping are done mostly for appearance’s sake, many owners and breeders say removing hunting and farm dogs’ tails might prevent injuries during chases or herding. Others say docking keeps energetic breeds like boxers from hurting their tails by thumping them against walls or dog crates. Some owners believe ear cropping lowers the odds of infections. James Serpell, PhD, director of the Center for the Interaction of Animals and Society at the University of Pennsylvania, argues that docking itself could be considered an injury. On the other hand, he says, “research shows that an intact tail is unlikely to become injured, and if it does, injuries are usually minor and heal easily.” Research shows that at least 80 percent of dogs won’t get ear infections, “and the breeds that are most likely to get them, such as cocker spaniels and poodles, don’t get their ears docked,” Patterson-Kane says.

TO BE CLEAR........

I HAVE DEW CLAWS REMOVED, BUT I DO NOT DOCK TAILS.

                                                                Doodle Generations

·          F1 –    Retriever x Poodle = 50% Retriever 50% Poodle

·          F1b – Poodle x F1 doodle = 75% Poodle 25% Retriever

·          F2b – F1 doodle x F1b doodle = 62.5% Poodle 37.5% Retriever

·          F2 –   F1 doodle x F1 doodle = 50% Retriever 50% Poodle

·          F3 –   F1b doodle x F1b doodle = 75% Poodle 25% Retriever

·          F1bb – F1b doodle x Poodle = 87.5% Poodle 12.5% Retriever

Multigen – At least third generation

                                                                      Doodle Sizes

·          Petite – 15-30 lbs. 12-16 inches high

·          Mini – 25-40 lbs. 16-20 inches high

·          Medium – 35-50 lbs. 20-24 inches high

·          Standard – 50 lbs. and up 25 inches and higher