Kimbella

Kimbella Dedicated to breeding Toy Poodles true to the breed standard β€” from fully health tested, clear Toy Poodle parents.

Found his forever home πŸ₯°
31/05/2026

Found his forever home πŸ₯°

Our gorgeous wee girl left for her new home today. Good luck with your new family, sweetheart. We will miss you very muc...
30/05/2026

Our gorgeous wee girl left for her new home today. Good luck with your new family, sweetheart. We will miss you very much. 🐩❀️

28/05/2026

Little boy πŸ₯°

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26/05/2026

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Little gorgeous boy πŸ₯°
26/05/2026

Little gorgeous boy πŸ₯°

Potentially available due to change in circumstances β€” loving pet home only.Pm me for more details.
20/05/2026

Potentially available due to change in circumstances β€” loving pet home only.
Pm me for more details.

Potentially available due to change in circumstances β€” loving pet home only.Pm me for details.
20/05/2026

Potentially available due to change in circumstances β€” loving pet home only.
Pm me for details.

Beautiful boy πŸ‘€πŸ‘Hes LHSFemale is on the right.Getting their 2nd vaccines tomorrow. πŸ₯°Beautiful and energegic wee balls of...
13/05/2026

Beautiful boy πŸ‘€πŸ‘
Hes LHS
Female is on the right.
Getting their 2nd vaccines tomorrow. πŸ₯°
Beautiful and energegic wee balls of cuteness πŸ₯°

11/05/2026

Standard if you're looking for a puppy πŸ₯°

When looking for a Toy Poodle puppy, it’s important to ask plenty of questions and make sure the breeder is open, knowledgeable and genuinely cares where their puppies go.

Toy poodles are also a very small breed and often have small litters, so there usually isn’t a huge amount of choice available at one time compared to larger breeds.

Some good questions to ask a breeder are:
Can I see photos/videos of mum and information about dad?

Have the puppies been health checked by a vet?

Have they been wormed and flea treated, and with what products?

What food are the puppies currently eating?

What kind of temperament do the parents have?

Have the puppies been raised in a home environment?

Are the puppies used to children, household noises and general handling?

What age will the puppies leave for their new homes?

Will the puppy leave with paperwork, microchip details and feeding information?

Do you offer support/advice after the puppy goes home?

Things to keep in mind with toy poodles:

They are intelligent, affectionate little dogs but can be sensitive and thrive on routine and companionship.

Puppies can go through shy or nervous stages when moving to a new home, which is normal.
Coat colours can sometimes change or fade as they mature, especially blacks, blues and silvers.

Because toy poodles usually have small litters, breeders often won’t have lots of puppies to choose from, and people may need to wait for the right puppy rather than expecting multiple colours or personalities available at once.

Toy poodles require regular grooming and coat maintenance. Their coats need frequent brushing to prevent matting and professional grooming every 4-6 weeks is usually recommended, so potential owners should be aware of the ongoing time and cost involved.

A good breeder should also ask you questions about your home, lifestyle and experience, because responsible breeders want the puppy matched to the right family. 🐩🐩

08/02/2026

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PA23

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