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Poodle & Maltipoo puppies For Sale
Only the best in North Carolina! Pickup, Ground, Air Delivery Available
Poodle & Maltipoo puppies For Sale
Only the best in North Carolina! Pickup, Ground, Air Delivery Available
Please go here to place a deposit on your puppy
Deposit is $200 to hold your puppy until pickup
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New Puppy Important Must Read Information
Feeding Time:
Brand: Retriever Dog Food from Tractor Supply (you will have a starter bag to take home with you)
***We suggest switching to a grain free brand like Blue Buffalo****
Puppies should be fed ideally 3 times a day.
Start with ¼ cup of dog food. Let the puppy eat as much as he can in 30-40 mins, then pick the food up and repeat the process on each feeding cycle.
If you work during the day, it is ok to feed the puppy twice. Start with ½ cup of dog food. Add in some Nutrical (read instructions for dosage information) or Karo Syrup (2cc or 1 teaspoon) to the food to prevent hypoglycemia. Let the puppy eat as much as he can in 30-40 mins, then pick the food up and repeat the process on each feeding cycle.
Switching food:
If you are switching food, it is best to do it over a 2 week period. Add in 10% of the new food starting and increase by 10% daily until you are feeding the puppy 100% of the new food by day 14.
Products we recommend:
Any dog food that does not contain by products, meal, or grain. There are a lot of brands out there, so make sure to look at the ingredients when purchasing
Petco or PetsMart – Nutrical
Walmart – Karo Syrup
Deworming Schedule
Products we recommend:
Petco or PetsMart – Sentry HC WormX Plus Flavored De-Wormer Chewables for Dogs
*this brand controls all worms and can be taken montly
Heartworm Treatment:
You can start giving heartworm medication to the puppies starting at 12 weeks.
Products we recommend:
REVOLUTION (Need a vet prescription)
No matter how big or small, our dogs need our help to protect them from parasites. REVOLUTION® (selamectin) provides that help. Just one application a month provides protection against heartworms, fleas and other parasites. REVOLUTION can treat puppies as young as 6 weeks, and is available in sizes to treat dogs up to 130 lbs with one simple monthly dose.
Flea Treatment:
Please wait til the puppy is at least 9-10 weeks before you give a topical flea treatment. The best ones will contain Fipronil as the main ingredient at at least 7%. Until then you can put vinegar in a spray bottle and dampen the puppy for immediate flea removal on daily basis. Just spray him after every outside trip. This is how we control fleas on our puppies. It is VERY good for their coat and will not harm them in any way
Products we recommend:
Frontline or generic PetArmor from Walmart
REVOLUTION (Need a vet prescription)
No matter how big or small, our dogs need our help to protect them from parasites. REVOLUTION® (selamectin) provides that help. Just one application a month provides protection against heartworms, fleas and other parasites. REVOLUTION can treat puppies as young as 6 weeks, and is available in sizes to treat dogs up to 130 lbs with one simple monthly dose.
Rabies Shots:
Most counties requires the puppy to have their rabies shots. If you county requires this, it is best to do this by 15 weeks of age.
Neutering/Spaying:
For males, you can neuter by 15 weeks. For females, it is best to wait until they are 5 months old
Grooming:
We breed non-shedding dogs, these dogs do not have fur, but have hair. You will need to always follow up with a conditioner when shampooing your puppy.
Keep the puppy’s backside cut short for ease of cleaning. Stool will sometime get caught in the hair
Products we recommend:
Suave Oatmeal Shampoo and Conditioner
Hypoglycemia:
Hypoglycemia simply means a low blood sugar. Glucose is the form of sugar found within the bloodstream. Glucose is formed during the digestion of foods and it can be stored within the liver in a storage form called glycogen. Most instances of low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) in the puppy are the result of inadequate nutrition; either not enough or poor quality (indigestible) food. Excessive exercise may also cause the body to use up more sugar than is available.
What are the symptoms?
A puppy with hypoglycemia will lack energy. Glucose (sugar) is the fuel the body burns for energy; without it the puppy is listless. In severe instances, the puppy may even seizure, since glucose is necessary for the brain tissue and muscles to function. These hypoglycemic episodes will cause the puppy to fall over and appear weak or comatose.
What are the risks?
The risks depend on the severity or extent of the lack of blood sugar. If it is due to lack of food or excessive exercise it can be easily corrected. If however, the underlying cause is more serious, such as liver disease preventing the storage of glucose as glycogen, or intestinal disease preventing the proper digestion and/or absorption of food, then hypoglycemia may be chronic and life threatening.
What is the management?
If a puppy is listless due to low blood sugar, it is imperative to immediately provide sugar. Karo syrup, Nutrical and honey are excellent sugar sources and should be fed to the puppy. If the puppy fails to respond to sugar, or the hypoglycemic episodes are frequent, then a thorough exam by a veterinarian is in order. It must be determined if the low blood sugar is simply the result of inadequate nutrition or a more severe underlying disease.
Potty Training Schedule:
Steps for Housetraining Your Puppy
Experts recommend confining the puppy to a defined space, whether that means in a crate. A crate should be big enough for you puppy to stand up, sit down and turnaround. DO NOT buy a big crate as this will only encourage your puppy to make half the crate a toilet area.
As your puppy learns that he needs to go outside to do his business, you can gradually give him more freedom to roam about the house.
When you start to house train, follow these steps:
Keep the puppy on a regular feeding schedule and take away his food between meals.
Take puppy out to eliminate first thing in the morning. Allow the puppy to pee and poop if possible. If the puppy does not poo, its ok, just bring him back inside and feed him. Watch him eat! If he goes away from his food and sniff around, grab him and take him back outside to poop. He WILL need to poop in the morning before placing him back in the crate.
Also, always take him outside after meals or when he wakes from a nap. Make sure he goes out last thing at night and before he’s left alone.
Take puppy to the same spot each time to do his business. His scent will prompt him to go.
Stay with him outside, at least until he’s house trained.
When your puppy eliminates outside, praise him or give him a treat. A walk around the neighborhood is a nice reward.
During the process of potty training, do not allow the puppy to have continuous access to water. When you feed him, that is when you allow him to drink. After puppy is potty trained, you can start leaving water out.
If you are strict with the training, this could take as little as 4 weeks to get done. Please note though, the puppy will always need to be crate trained until at least a year of age.
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When you receive your yorkiepoo puppy, you will need to be vigilant on grooming. Because these hybrid dogs come from breeds that do not shed, proper grooming techniques are essential. Follow the below guidelines for grooming a yorkiepoo.
Cleaning the ears
You will need to clean the yorkie/poodle mixed puppies ears each week. The best method is to first grab a cotton ball and put in drops of peroxide. Lift one ear up and softly clean the entire ear. If you notice a buildup of wax in the inside of the ear, you will want to use proper dog ear cleaning products to clean the inside of the ear. After you are done with the first ear, follow the same steps for the second.
Eyes
The corner of the eye can create buildup of eye buggers! First remove any extra moisture from the corner of the eye. Any clean towel will get this done. You will need to do this daily. Another option would be to shave that part shaved or cut short to make cleaning quick and easy. We keep off of our dogs fur on the corner of their eyes short.
The Behind
Because the fur/hair of the yorkipoo continues to grow everywhere, it is best to keep the behind or butt of the puppy cut short or shaved. Not much needs to be shaved, just the hair around the anus. This will prevent feces from being caught in the puppy’s fur while they are going number 2.
Nails
Monthly nail trimming is essential. You will want to use a nail trimmer designed for dogs. Human nail trimmers will make the nails very sharp. The dog nail trimmers, especially a really good one, will cut and round the top of the dog’s nails. You also want to make sure NOT to cut the quick.
Belly
The Cut
Bathing and Brushing
Interested in adopting a yorkie poo puppy? Visit our available yorkie poo puppies for sale page.
We dock all of our yorkiepoo’s tails. The standard for Yorkshire terriers and poodles are to have docked tails. We try to follow the same standards in our yorkie poos because they are a mix a of yorkie and poodle. Tail docking is safe and does not harm the puppy as long as it is done by a professional and done at 3 days old.
All of our puppies have their dew claw removed. Dew claws are extra appendages on the puppies paw that have no use. They can easily become stuck to something while the puppy is playing be ripped out. Also the nails on the dew claws grow at a curved angle and if not properly maintained, can grow into the puppies’ skin causing infection.
Some yorkiepoo ears stick straight up like yorkies and some fall like poodles. I really just depends on the size of the ears. The shorter ears will have a better time staying up of the fur on the tip of the ears is cut short to reduce the weight. Some breeders tape the ears of yorkiepoos to try to stand them. We leave all our puppy’s ears natural. We do not do anything extra to make them stand. We have noticed about 60% of the ears flop down and 40% stand up.
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So you are in the market for a yorkiepoo puppy but cannot decide which yorkiepoo breeder to adopt your puppy from. We have a arranged a list of pointers to keep in mind.
Make sure the puppy you buy from comes from a reputable breeder. Do a google search of the breeders website to make sure there are no rip off reports concerning the dogs. Check to see if there are any reviews. Ask the breeder for any questions you may have if you do see something.
Do not buy from breeders at yard sells, parking lots, flea markets and pet expos. You will not be able to track them down later on if something is wrong with your yorkie poo puppy. Try to avoid the impulse buy. Also these breeders can easily tell you a puppy is a certain breed and this not be correct.
Always buy a puppy from yorkiepoo breeders that have health guarantee contracts, and adoption contracts. These are legally binding agreements that must be met. Giving your money to a yorkiepoo breeder without any type of adoption contract signed by both parties, makes the sale as is. Therefore the breeder could easily give you a “lemon” puppy that is very sick or unhealthy and there is nothing you can do legally to rectify the situation.
There are a lot and I mean a lot of puppy scammers out there who accept your money and you never receive a puppy. They are very easy to spot. Most if not all scammers do not have websites. They usually post stock photo pictures of puppies on online classified ads with usually a very low or free adoption fee. Such as an English bull dog puppy for $100. If the person you are purchasing a dog from does not have a proper website, with US phone number, I would stay far away. Also if they send you a drawn out email with poor grammar and a lot of questions that do not make sense, more than likely they are trying to scam you.
We at TinyDesignerPuppies.com, have a website, an up to date facebook, and Youtube channel with all of our puppies listed with pictures and videos to follow. Also at times we do LIVE CAM which shows the puppies in real time being born. We always allow anyone to come visit us should they which to see the puppies first before placing a deposit.
When buying from a yorkipoo breeder you want to make sure they vaccinate all their puppies and supply them with the proper amount of dewormings. You should be given a dog shot record as well. The breeder should also require you to take the puppy to your vet to be examined independently.
Looking for a Yorkie poo or designer puppy rescue? View tips here.
Some dog owners are more sensitive to allergens from dogs that can trigger allergic reactions. A hypoallergenic dog is a dog that is a bit safer for those with allergies. Dogs that don’t shed or shed very little tend to be all hypoallergenic. Non shedding dog breeds are less likely to trigger those nasty allergic reactions.
Have a love for dogs, but is allergies stopping you from having one? There are things you can do help with the allergens. According to the National Institutes of Health, nearly 4 in 10 people have a dog and dog dander is detectable in almost every home. Some symptoms of dog allergies is coughing wheezing, red eyes, stuffy nose and sneezing. If you think you may be allergic to animals, there is a test you can take called RAST (radioallergosorbent test). It is a blood or skin test. Sometimes people assume they have allergies and they in are allergic to pollen, dust or mold in the air.
1. Purchase a hypoallergenic non shedding puppy. These dogs can help reduce the symptoms due to their low dander and non shedding qualities We have a list of non shedding puppies for your review.
2. Antihistamines and decongestants can help block some of the triggers of dog allergies. They are all sold over the counter.
3. Prescription steroids are a prescription medication only available from your doctor and very commonly used.
4. Get a quality Air Purifier. Make sure that it is states it is made for pets as well. Have the air purifier in each room the dog is in. Also change the filters regularly as per its instructions
5. Also be sure change all the air filters in your home every 90 days.
6. Assign Dog Free zones in your home. Some good spots would be your bedrooms and office.
7. Keep your dog well groomed, in a puppy cut with well conditioned skin.
We have compiled a list of hypoallergenic dog breeds for those with allergy to animals. The dogs we have below are dogs that do not shed, have less dander or have no fur at all.
Please note that hypoallergenic dogs only helps to reduce the allergens an individual person reacts to. Some people are allergic to the pet’s dander and saliva which all dogs have. Please keep this in mind when purchasing a “hypoallergenic puppy”.
Check out our blog on tips you can do to help with allergies. Just because you have allergies doesn’t mean you should be forever forbidden from owning a paw friend.
Morkie
American Hairless Terrier
Airedale Terrier
Basenji
Bedlington Terrier
Bergamasco
Bichon Frise
Bichon Yorkie
Bolognese
Border Terrier
Bouvier des Flandres
Cairn Terrier
Cavachon
Chacy Ranior
Chinese Crested
Cockapoo
Coton De Tulear
Doodleman Pinscher
Giant Schnauzer
Hairless Khala
Havanese
Irish Water Spaniel
Kerry Blue Terrier
Labradoodle
Lagotto Romagnolo
Lowchen (Little Lion Dog)
Maltese
Miniature Poodle
Miniature Schnauzer
Native American Indian Dog
Peruvian Inca Orchid
Polish Owczarek Nizinny
Poos
Portuguese Water Dog
Puli (Pulik)
Schnoodle
Shepadoodle
Shichon
Shih-Tzu
Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier
Spanish Water Dog
Standard Poodle
Standard Schnauzer
Tibetan Terrier
Toy Poodle
West Highland White Terrier
Wirehaired Fox Terrier
Xoloitzcuintle
Yorkshire Terrier