Teacup Poodles, Tiny Toys & Toy Poodles. Poodles in Canada.

     All of our beautiful Toy poodles, adults and puppies are Canadian Kennel Club registered. Available in three sizes, Teacup, Tiny Toy, and Toy. All pups are sold on non-breeding contracts and must be spay or neutered. When puppies are ready to go to new homes between 8 to 12 weeks old they are permanently identified with a micro-chip or tattoo, as stated in the Canadian kennel club's strict breeding policy. All pups are inspected by a veterinarian , vaccinated, dewormed, litter-box and paper trained. And have a 1-year guarantee with continuous life time advices.

The Canadian and American standard for the (Toy Poodle), measurement must be ten inches or less.
Did you know Canadian kennel club members must permanently identify every puppy they sell with a microchip or tattoo before it leaves the breeders premises. And each of these puppies must be registered with the CKC at the breeders expense!

Home Sweet Home


   All of our poodles live in our home and have the run of the house; no kennel set up here! Several times a day they go outside to play and exercise in the yard. We feed our poodles high quality Hormone-Free dog food, fruit, raw vegetables and a tasty mixture of meat, rice and scrambled eggs. Our dogs are clean and well groomed. Our Dames are bred once a year or every second year, and produce an average of 3 to 5 litters before they retire.

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    We are present at the moment of conception and spend many hours at our labouring mother’s side, offering endless support and comfort until the beautiful moment of birth. We share a very close life with all our poodles. Born and raised in the centre of our family life. We feel this is the only way we can truly know each of their unique personalities, temperaments, likes and dislikes. Puppies need to be handled, loved, and socialized daily to reach their full potential as pets.

    Our poodle babies quickly become familiar with regular household noises and everyday family life. Babies are handled often as they become accustomed to, bathing, blow drying, brushing, ear cleaning, nail clipping, litter-box training, car rides, veterinarian visits, out door bathroom routine, visitors and so on. We are truly blessed to have the privileged of watching our babies grow. They have little pet names and we sing funny little songs to them. We hope that all the hugs and kisses we lavish on them throughout their time with us makes them well socialized puppies that you will love and adore too.

Out of all dog breeds

       (Poodles) rank # 1 in Trainability and # 2 in intelligence.

Poodles make excellent Therapy dogs do to their trainability and gentle manner.

Poodles are well tolerated by people with allergies,

Poodles do not shed

Life span approximately 14-16 years.

Toy Poodles are well suited for apartment life.

Toy poodles don’t need a lot of exercise, a short walk or play fetch.

Toy Poodles can become fussy eaters, most often do to oversized kibble.

Feed your Toy poodle high quality dog food, very small dry to semi dry kibble is best.

Toy Poodles make excellent traveling companions.

Regular brushing, clipping every 4 to 8 weeks; nails and ear care monthly.

My Teacups are not runts in a litter, they are bred down in size through many generations.

Do to the tiny delicate size of some of my poodles, homes with older children are best.

My Teacups are small but just as healthy as my Toys, a 1 year guarantee goes with every puppy.

A word of caution !

The Canadian kennel club and the American kennel club

    have very strict guidelines a breeding member must adhere to. For your protection and that of the breed. Recently both kennel clubs have tighten registration polices and now have the right to obtain all breeding records, inspect kennel establishments and operations and request DNA testing.

                                                      Clubs with Lower Standards

This is the reason why many breeders in the US have joined new kennel clubs that are less invasive and slack with registration requirements. The bottom line, it’s cheaper for a breeder to join a lower standard kennel club, where they can continue their poor breeding practices, and make more money off disillusioned customers.

But remember not all members to this club have low breeding standards. You must do your research and ask many questions like you would for any puppy sale. I myself have nothing to hide or to be ashamed of. I show my compliance and openness by being a member of one kennel club, The Canadian Kennel Club.

Beware of clubs that have the same initials as reputable clubs.

e.g., a reputable club like the ( CKC. Canadian Kennel Club ) can be confused for a lower standard club with the same initials like the ckc continental kennel club.

Health Issues in Poodles, Standard, Miniature and Toy



All living things are predisposed to certain Health Issues, unfortunately this is part of our life cycle, for humans, plants and animals. Below is a list of Health Issues in Poodles. Some affect only one of the varieties and some plague the breed as a whole. (All dogs, humans, plants, and animals have a list such as this, no exception!)

      Through ethical breeding practices we can greatly reduce the risk of developing or carrying genetic health defects. New puppy owners can help to, by keeping in contact with the breeder with short notes once a year. Breeders like myself enjoy hearing about their pups, the good, and the bad. This information is the key to managing a healthy breeding program.

Cushings Gastric Dilatation - Volvalus   ( Bloat )

Epilepsy Hypothyroidism Optic Nerve Hypoplasia

P R A Legg - Calve - Perthes Sepaceous Adenitis ( SA )

Addison's Patellar luxation Von Willebrand's disease ( vWD )

Hip Dysplasia Contact your nearest Poodle Club for more information on these health issues.

The majority population

acquire pets on impulse. It is human nature to love and protect the first little pup that touches your heart.

(It’s an unethical breeders market !)

"When purchasing any puppy get a genetic health guarantee in writing"



      When you purchase a worthy product one looks at the workmanship and considers the longevity of its life. Most people look for a guarantee on any product. The guarantee is protection for the buyer and to an extent confirms the quality of the product, if the product has no guarantee and you buy it, it’s yours, problems and all!

Don’t buy on impulse, some breeders count on you falling in love with that puppy. Many breeders state how can you guarantee a life. In truth you can’t! However an ethical breeder will strive to breed out health problems and in doing so can afford to place at least a one-year genetic guarantee on their work or in other words their pups.

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It is every breeders responsibility to provided some information on their breed. I hope this information reminds you how beautiful yet complex living creatures are. As mentioned earlier all living things are predisposition to certain Health Issues, unfortunately this is part of our life cycle, for humans, plants and animals. I encourage you to continue to educate yourself in order to make informed decision on purchasing any puppy. If you have any question please feel free to e-mail me.
Thank you for visiting   POODLES IN CANADA
by Tiny Baby Jewels
Owner Susan Houle
   ( 705 ) 476-0483

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Susan Houle

North Bay, Ontario, Canada.

(705) 476-0483 Email: houlel@onlink.net

Out of all dog breeds (Poodles) rank # 1 in Trainability and # 2 in intelligence. Poodles make excellent Therapy dogs do to their trainability and gentle manner.
Poodles are well tolerated by people with allergies,	Poodles do not shed	Life span approximately 14-16 years.
Toy Poodles are well suited for apartment life.	Toy poodles don’t need a lot of exercise, a short walk or play fetch.	Toy Poodles can become fussy eaters, most often do to oversized kibble.
Feed your Toy poodle high quality dog food, very small dry to semi dry kibble is best.	Toy Poodles make excellent traveling companions.	Regular brushing, clipping every 4 to 8 weeks; nails and ear care monthly.
My Teacups are not runts in a litter, they are bred down in size through many generations.	Do to the tiny delicate size of some of my poodles, homes with older children are best.	My Teacups are small but just as healthy as my Toys, a 1 year guarantee goes with every puppy.
A word of caution !
The Canadian kennel club and the American kennel club have very strict guidelines a breeding member must adhere to. For your protection and that of the breed. Recently both kennel clubs have tighten registration polices and now have the right to obtain all breeding records, inspect kennel establishments and operations and request DNA testing. Clubs with Lower Standards This is the reason why many breeders in the US have joined new kennel clubs that are less invasive and slack with registration requirements. The bottom line, it’s cheaper for a breeder to join a lower standard kennel club, where they can continue their poor breeding practices, and make more money off disillusioned customers. But remember not all members to this club have low breeding standards. You must do your research and ask many questions like you would for any puppy sale. I myself have nothing to hide or to be ashamed of. I show my compliance and openness by being a member of one kennel club, The Canadian Kennel Club. Beware of clubs that have the same initials as reputable clubs. e.g., a reputable club like the ( CKC. Canadian Kennel Club ) can be confused for a lower standard club with the same initials like the ckc continental kennel club.


Cushings	Gastric Dilatation - Volvalus ( Bloat )
Epilepsy	Hypothyroidism	Optic Nerve Hypoplasia
P R A	Legg - Calve - Perthes	Sepaceous Adenitis ( SA )
Addison's	Patellar luxation	Von Willebrand's disease ( vWD )
Hip Dysplasia	Contact your nearest Poodle Club for more information on these health issues.
The majority population acquire pets on impulse. It is human nature to love and protect the first little pup that touches your heart. (It’s an unethical breeders market !)