Great Lakes Poodles
Welcome to our retired adults page! Our adults have lived with us in our home. They are house trained, leash trained, pre-spoiled, and know hand signals. They would make a great addition to your family. Most, though not all, of our sires (dads) and dams (moms) are born and raised right here at Great Lakes Poodles . Placing our adults is something we take very seriously because we want them to go from us straight to their forever homes and not have to be uprooted again and again in their lifetime. In most cases, these adults adjust very easily from our home to your couch!
Our retired adults are kept up to date on all vaccines, groomed on a regular basis and have been on heartworm prevention their entire life. When your adult is picked up, delivered, or shipped he/she will be micro chipped and have been recently groomed. You will receive a shot record, a current rabies certificate and/or tag, negative heart worm test results, registration papers and a starter bag of our food until you can purchase a bag of good kibble of your choice. We will be available to help you and your new companion to adjust so that you both have a long, loving relationship.
Our routine protocol for retiring all of our adult sires and dams is to do so between the ages of five and seven years. When a five to seven year old ADULT ADOPTEE, that has been mutually agreed on, it is taken to our vet just prior to going home with you. A pre-op physical and blood work are done and they are spayed or neutered. The teeth are also cleaned at this time. If needed, a Rabies vaccine is also given at this time. The cost depends on the amount of dental work, the gender and other medical procedures performed--usually this cost is $800.00.
Our retired adults are kept up to date on all vaccines, groomed on a regular basis and have been on heartworm prevention their entire life. When your adult is picked up, delivered, or shipped he/she will be micro chipped and have been recently groomed. You will receive a shot record, a current rabies certificate and/or tag, negative heart worm test results, registration papers and a starter bag of our food until you can purchase a bag of good kibble of your choice. We will be available to help you and your new companion to adjust so that you both have a long, loving relationship.
Our routine protocol for retiring all of our adult sires and dams is to do so between the ages of five and seven years. When a five to seven year old ADULT ADOPTEE, that has been mutually agreed on, it is taken to our vet just prior to going home with you. A pre-op physical and blood work are done and they are spayed or neutered. The teeth are also cleaned at this time. If needed, a Rabies vaccine is also given at this time. The cost depends on the amount of dental work, the gender and other medical procedures performed--usually this cost is $800.00.
We are restructuring our lines and letting go of some of our poodles. These poodles have lived in our home and are young, so the above verbiage doesn't apply. The price for each one varies and is posted above the photos. Please contact us for more information.
Princess--SOLD to Jane F. Oct. 1st DOB 12/26/19 $2600 with package A
Princess is a brindle, 30 pound, female poodle. She LOVES all toys. Her favorite activity is to retrieve--she can do it all day long! Princess loves children and will do well in a family setting or with someone who has time to play with her. She would not do well in a home with another female, but a male is fine.
Reese--SOLD to Belle Oct. 15th DOB 3/3/21 $2000
Reese is a daughter from our girl, Willow. She is a small standard poodle weighing 40 pounds. Her color is brown phantom; she also has a white patch on her chest. Reese has a loving temperament. She gets along with anyone and all animals--even cats.
Charity-AVAILABLE DOB 2/19/21 $2600
Charity is a 22 pound, female apricot poodle. She is super loving and wants nothing more than to be in a lap--anyone's lap. She is energetic and is prone to getting the zoomies on a daily basis. Charity loves children and would do well is a busy household or a place with an enclosed yard. She will also do well in a home with another dog--preferrable a male.
