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Last Updated: 11/13/24
Jude Iaconianni
AKC Breeder
Obedience Trainer
Veterinary Technician
Corrective Trainer
Pet Groomer
AKC CGC Evaluator
AKC Canine Ambassador
Fear Free Professional
Fear
Free Certified
ODNR Certified Wildlife Agent
Available Puppies
Boys
1
Girl 0
Deposits
Pricing /
Shipping
Our
Guarantee
Males vs Females
New Puppy Help
Puppy
Size at Birth
Poodle
History
Poodle Facts
Teacup Facts
Breeding Process
Breeder Info
FLEA TIPS
Poisonous
Plants
Training Tips
Bad Habit Help
Wind Song Poodles
Northeastern Ohio
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Wind Song Poodles AKC
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At Wind Song Poodles we take pride in
all we do. Frequently
visiting Schools,
Nursing Homes, Rehab Centers and many
other facilities offering our knowledge about
the breed,
training tips and the
responsibilities of pet
ownership.
Puppies are born and raised in our home and
registered with AKC. There are many topics
covered on our web site to help answer all of
your poodle questions. We hope you find our
web site informative and enjoyable
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About Us
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Wind Song Breeding
Program
We DO NOT cut corners with our breeding
program. Our program starts
with complete healthy diet.
Our puppies receive health checks ,
tail docking, dewclaw removal and
vaccines by a
Licensed Veterinarian.
Our Goal is a Healthy Puppy
Not how
many we can make and how cheap we can do it.
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Verified Breeder
AKC Market Place
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Savanna and Shamus
Litter Arrived August 15, 2024
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CHECK OUT THIS VIDEO CLIP
Dakota and Keno's little boy
at 3 Months Old
"LOUIS...Rockin it out with his Trainer"
Special Thanks to owner Lisa for
sharing this Video Clip
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I breed for Quality
NOT Quantity
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Is it possible to know
how big a puppy will get?
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My answer is "NO"
If a
breeder tells you they can ... They can only give a probability guess
Puppies in Picture
Brown
Puppy born 7.2 oz Adult weight 4 3/4 lbs
Black
puppy top left born 5.2 oz Adult weight 6 1/2 lbs
Black
puppy top right born at 5.2 oz Adult weight 4 lbs |
What's it cost to whelp a litter and
Why does a puppy cost so much?
You
asked...... I Answered
A lot of facts
about the Cost of whelping a Litter.... with a little Humor
Wind Song Poodle Puppies
Our Dam's and Sire's are bred based on
personalities,
colors and confirmation.
Our Goal is a Healthy, Happy Puppy.
All puppies receive our New Puppy Package.
Package includes: Nap Mat, Toy, Puppy
Blanket,
and Purina Pro Plan Puppy Starter Kit
Taking your New Puppy Home
Helpful Tips and Suggestions
Potty Training - First Nights -
Do's and Don'ts
Feeding, Health Issues, Puppy Care
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Poodle Misconceptions
YES....Parti-colored or Phantom colored are
recognized and accepted
by AKC But they do not meet "Show Quality
Standards"
AKC Toy Poodle Show Quality Standards
THE TERMS.... Teacup, Tiny Toy and Runts are
used by Breeders and
Owners to describe a size of a Poodle.
Teacups do not fit in teacups and runts are
not the small, sickly
puppies of a litter.
A "Runt" is just the smallest born in the
litter.
History and Facts of the Poodle Breed
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Is it FACT or FICTION
Mixed breed Mutts are healthier then
purebreds?
Veterinarian Speaks Out
“Adorable mixed breeds” get cancer, epilepsy,
allergies,
heart disease, and orthopedic problems just like
purebreds.
I see it every day in my veterinary practice but
mixed breed
dogs are not tracked like the purebreds so they
have a reputation
as
“healthier” that is actually undeserved in many
cases.
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I have used with success
FOR-BID
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Why Do
Dog's Eat Poop?
Eating of fresh stools is a reflection of an
innate predisposition of
ancestral canids living in nature that protects
the pack members from
intestinal parasites present in feces that could
occasionally be dropped
in the den/rest area.
Translation......"It's in a
Dogs DNA to eat poop"
Dogs evolved as scavengers, eating whatever they
found on the
ground or in the trash heap and is thought to be one of
several
appetitive survival behaviors that have evolved to cope with the
periodic adversities of starvation.
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Top Three Reasons People Choose Poodles
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What is
Teacup and Tiny Toy?
Teacup is the name given by breeders to describe an
extremely small toy poodle - so there is no universal
standard
regarding size. It is generally agreed that a fully grown
Teacup poodle
should weigh 4lbs or less and be less than 8 inches tall.
Tiny Toy is a term used by breeders to describe a Toy
Poodle
that weighs between 4 and 6 lbs.
Important
Information to know about
Teacups and
should be kept in mind with Tiny Toys Too:
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