Celeto Standard & Miniature Poodles

Standard Poodle Litter Announcement!!

Whelped June 9, 2018

5 Girls ~ 4 boys

All puppies are spoken for
 

GCHB CH Targa Speak of the Devil  "Ocho"                      X    Celeto White Diamond In The Rough "Kalea"

Kalea's health test results are:

• OFA hips - Good
• CERF (eyes) - Normal
• Thyroid - Normal
• Neonatal Encephalopathy (NEwS) - Normal by parentage
• Von Willebrands Disease (vWD) - Clear (tested)
• DM clear

Orthopedic Foundation for Animals - Official health testing results

Ocho's health test results are:

• OFA hips - Excellent
• CERF (eyes) - Normal
• Thyroid - Normal
• Neonatal Encephalopathy (NEwS) - Normal
• Von Willebrands Disease (vWD) - Clear
• Cardiac - clear

Orthopedic Foundation for Animals - Official health testing results

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Please visit our Puppies page to learn how our puppies are raised. 

Please visit our Puppy evaluation & Selection page for more information. 

Please visit Can I Pick Out My Own Puppy? for information on how puppies are sold 

 white female 9 weeks old

When you purchase a Celeto Poodle, you become part of our extended family; and we are available to our families for the lifetime of our puppies. Should you ever have questions regarding diet, vaccinations, house breaking, crate training, grooming or anything we can assist with, we will. We are always interested in how our puppies are doing and love to receive updates and photos of our babies as they grow up; along with brags about their accomplishments and titles!! All of our puppies leave well-socialized, crate trained, introduced to potty training, fully groomed, vet-checked, all vaccinations appropriate for their age at delivery, dew claws removed and tails docked. 

I ask for a non-refundable $500 deposit to hold a puppy for you. A separate agreement, signed at the time you pay in full and pick up your puppy, includes a 72-hour health guarantee and a 3-year genetic health guarantee.  In order to ensure that our puppies are properly immunized and able to be socialized away from home as soon as safely possible, we run a maternal nomograph during pregnancy through Dr. Schultz' lab at the University of Wisconson.  This uses the dam's distemper and parvo titer levels to more accurately predict when the maternal antibodies that are passed on to the puppies will be low enough for vaccination to be effective.  We believe that proper timing of vaccinations is crucial to avoiding over vaccination, as well as,  protecting our puppies so they can be safely socialized. Our puppies leave for their new homes at 9 weeks.

To help our puppies and their new families get off to a great start, we send each puppy home with a New Puppy Packet which includes:

We will do our best to make this transition as easy as possible for you and your new family member! We suggest picking up your puppy when you have a few days to a few weeks free, to help him or her adjust to his/her new surroundings. Poodles are very adaptable and we feel confident your adjustment will be a success. We recommend you bring along your puppy's crate, with a soft blanket or two inside. If your driving a long distance, please bring a small bowl and a bottle of water, plastic bags and some paper towels. We love to stay in touch with our pups and their families through pictures, email and visits.

Ways you can prepare to welcome your puppy home:

• Puppy proof the house 
• Purchase a Vari Kennel (plastic type of dog crate) for crate training 
• you'll want lots of good puppy toys - we recommend Bully sticks, chew toys, and soft toys. Make sure the toys are indestructible, if not they can be a choking hazard. We do NOT recommend rawhide bones. 
• Leash & Collar (we do NOT recommend retractable leashes) 
• Stainless steel or ceramic food and water dishes. One for food and one for water. If you have other pets, be sure to give the puppy it's own bowls to avoid conflict with other pets in your household 
• A puppy bed such as a crate with a crate pillow, a snuggle nest. Whatever you choose, make sure it is always soft, comfy, and dry. 
• Puppy treats. Make sure you get a variety such as: Freeze dried beef or chicken liver, cut up hot dogs to very small pieces, small pieces of cheese- cut up,  cooked chicken breast all work well.
• Dog food: We feed a natural raw diet. Stella and Chewy frozen raw patties are an excellent choice.
• Basic grooming tools such a pin brush, greyhound comb, nail clippers, dog shampoo, and towels.