More about the breeds of puppies in our nursery

The Toy Poodle is one of the most popular dog breeds, known for its intelligence, elegance, and miniature size. It is the smallest variety of poodles and is loved by dog ​​lovers for its charming appearance and friendly nature.

• Intelligence and Smartness: Toy Poodles are considered one of the smartest dog breeds. They are easy to train, quickly remember commands and love to perform tricks.
• Friendliness: These dogs are very sociable and loyal. They get along well with people, including children, and get along well with other animals.
• Activity: Despite their small size, Toy Poodles are energetic and love to play. They need regular walks and mental stimulation.
• Attachment to the owner: Toy Poodles are very attached to their owners and do not tolerate loneliness well. They love to be the center of attention.

The Toy Poodle is a great choice for people looking for a compact, intelligent and friendly dog. They are well suited to apartment living, but will also be happy in a house with a garden. This breed is ideal for families with children, seniors and those who are willing to give their pet a lot of attention. If you are looking for a loyal, fun and elegant companion, the Toy Poodle may be a great choice!

• Size: The Maltipoo is a small dog. They usually weigh between 2–6 kg and stand between 20–35 cm at the withers. The size depends on what type of poodle was used for crossing (toy or miniature).
• Coat: The Maltipoo's coat can be curly like a poodle's or straight like a Maltese's. It is soft, silky, and sheds little to nothing, making them suitable for people with allergies. Colors can vary: white, cream, apricot, black, gray, and even bicolor.
• Lifespan: Maltipoos live an average of 12–15 years, but can live longer with good care.

• Coat: The Maltipoo coat requires regular grooming. It should be brushed daily to prevent matting and trimmed periodically (about every 6-8 weeks).
• Bathing: It is recommended to bathe the dog every 2-3 weeks or as needed. It is important to use mild shampoos to avoid drying out the skin.
• Health: Maltipoos can be prone to some hereditary diseases, such as joint problems, eye problems (such as cataracts) and dental problems. Regular visits to the veterinarian will help maintain the health of the pet.
• Nutrition: It is important to monitor a balanced diet to avoid obesity, which is a common problem in small breeds.

The Yorkiepoo (or Yorkshire Poodle) is a designer dog breed that is the result of crossing a Yorkshire Terrier and a Poodle (usually a toy or miniature). This breed combines the best features of both parent breeds: intelligence, hypoallergenic fur, and an adorable appearance. Like other designer breeds, Yorkiepoos are not officially recognized, but their popularity is growing due to their unique qualities.

• Friendliness: Yorkipoos are very sociable and affectionate dogs. They love to be the center of attention and get along well with people of all ages, including children.
• Intelligence and Smartness: Thanks to their poodle genes, Yorkipoos are smart and easy to train. They learn commands quickly and love to learn new things.
• Playfulness: These dogs are energetic and love to play. They enjoy spending time with their owners, whether it's walking, playing, or just cuddling on the couch.
• Affection: Yorkipoos form strong bonds with their owners and do not do well alone. They love being around people and can suffer from separation anxiety.

Yorkiepoos are a great choice for people looking for a compact, intelligent and friendly dog. They are well suited to apartment living, but will also be happy in a home with a garden. This breed is ideal for families with children, seniors and those who are willing to give their pet a lot of attention. If you are looking for a loyal, fun and charming companion, the Yorkiepoo may be a great choice! However, it is important to remember that this is a designer breed and puppies may vary in appearance and personality, even if they are from the same litter.