13 Available Poodle Dogs for Adoption near Germantown, Tennessee
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PREMIUM
$2500
BLUE EYES, SILVER COLLAR
Goldendoodle
🇺🇸
Willow Springs, Missouri
female, large, baby
Goldendoodle
Willow Springs, Missouri
PREMIUM
$550
SCOOTER
Cockapoo
🇺🇸
Marion, Illinois
male, small, young
Cockapoo
Marion, Illinois
PREMIUM
$500
PURPLE COLLAR
Golden Retriever, Goldendoodle
🇺🇸
Shelbyville, Tennessee
female, medium, baby
Golden Retriever, Goldendoodle
Shelbyville, Tennessee
PREMIUM
$2500
BLUE EYES, BLACK COLLAR
Goldendoodle
🇺🇸
Willow Springs, Missouri
male, large, baby
Goldendoodle
Willow Springs, Missouri
PREMIUM
$550
BLACKY
Cockapoo
🇺🇸
Marion, Illinois
male, small, young, mixed
Cockapoo
Marion, Illinois
PREMIUM
$500
CREAM COLLAR
Goldendoodle
🇺🇸
Shelbyville, Tennessee
female, medium, baby, mixed
Goldendoodle
Shelbyville, Tennessee
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ABOUT THE DOG BREEDS
POODLE
The Poodle is a highly intelligent and elegant dog breed known for its distinctive curly coat and graceful appearance. Originally bred as water retrievers, Poodles come in three size varieties Standard, Miniature, and Toy each with their unique characteristics but sharing the breed's alert and friendly nature. Renowned for their hypoallergenic qualities and keen sense of humor, Poodles excel in various dog sports and activities, making them versatile companions suitable for different lifestyles and living situations.
The Poodle is a highly intelligent and elegant dog breed known for its distinctive curly coat and graceful appearance. Originally bred as water retrievers, Poodles come in three size varieties Standard, Miniature, and Toy each with their unique characteristics but sharing the breed's alert and friendly nature. Renowned for their hypoallergenic qualities and keen sense of humor, Poodles excel in various dog sports and activities, making them versatile companions suitable for different lifestyles and living situations.
SHIH TZU
The Shih Tzu is a small, affectionate dog breed known for its distinctive appearance, with a luxurious double coat, a short muzzle, and large round eyes. Originally bred as companion dogs for Chinese royalty, Shih Tzus are friendly, outgoing, and loving pets. They are known for their playful and charming personality, making them great family pets and suitable for apartment living. With their low shedding coat and adorable face, Shih Tzus are popular among dog lovers worldwide.
The Shih Tzu is a small, affectionate dog breed known for its distinctive appearance, with a luxurious double coat, a short muzzle, and large round eyes. Originally bred as companion dogs for Chinese royalty, Shih Tzus are friendly, outgoing, and loving pets. They are known for their playful and charming personality, making them great family pets and suitable for apartment living. With their low shedding coat and adorable face, Shih Tzus are popular among dog lovers worldwide.
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