Cascadia Standard Poodle Puppies

Our puppies are $2,500.00-$3,500.00 on limited (non breeding) contracts. Litter price may vary depending on pedigree, the amount invested in the sire and dam obtaining titles, health/genetic testing, expenses involved around getting the litter on the ground, such as AI expenses, stud fees and travel for breeding as well as any emergency expenses.

Each litter will be priced accordingly as mentioned above, however all puppies in

the same litter will be the the same price regardless of their color or gender. Our poodles are all valued equally. We do not charge for "rarities"; our price is based off the quality of care, attention, proper puppy rearing protocols and off the accomplishments and health testing of the parents.

Occasionally we will co-own a show/breeding prospect with someone who is approved but our dogs are never sold with full breeding rights.

*Returning Cascadia Puppy Owners*

We appreciate quality homes for our Poodles. We offer a $300.00 discount to returning puppy owners who wish to add an additional Cascadia Puppy to their home! For Cascadia puppy owners who have put titles on their puppy (regardless if AKC or UKC) we will honor a $500.00 discount towards your new puppy.

WHAT YOU GET WITH OUR PUPPIES

A lifelong friend!
As soon as your puppy is born we will begin to post weekly or daily picture updates of the litter here.
You will be allowed to visit the puppies (after 4 weeks age)
Lifetime support: You can call or email us any time with questions about your Cascadia Poodle puppy.
A toy/blanket with your puppy's mother's scent on them, to ease the transition to their new home.
Vaccinations appropriate to your puppy's age per Dr. Dodd's current vaccination recommendation protocol.
Lifetime return policy, if at anytime your life changes and you can no longer keep your Poodle, we always welcome our pups back home.
A sample of food for your new puppy to ease their transition.
A puppy packet containing poodle information, grooming information, shot records etc.
Puppy collar and leash
A 2.5 yr health warranty.
Fi Nano Microchip implanted
Lifetime membership with AKC Reunite
VGL tested
Pre-paid AKC registration, with a 30 day trupanion policy to protect your puppy during their transition to their new homes.

HOW OUR PUPPIES ARE RAISED

We use the Early Neurological Stimulation or ENS technique on all our puppies.
Puppy Culture
Avidog
We keep detailed growth charts for each puppy.
Early scent introduction
Bird wing introduction
They're raised in home with children and other dogs.
They experience field trips to places like, malls, hardware stores, other peoples homes, the lake, training facilities, construction sites and schools.
Our puppies have their first grooming at 4 weeks of age and every week until they leave to their new homes.
At 7 weeks our puppies are temperament tested using the Volhard Puppy Aptitude Test.
They are temperament tested before making any final placement to their new families.
At 8 weeks they are evaluated for conformation.
At 8.5- 9 weeks puppies head to their forever homes

BRINGING HOME PUPPY

Puppy packets
List of items needed
What to expect

Advanced Placement Program

For those looking for extended time for their puppies to stay with us and continue on with their training we are now offering an Advanced Placement program.

Over the years I have had the opportunity to keep one or two puppies aside and work with them till around 12 weeks, sometimes longer. What I have found is that the puppies receiving this extra training are more confident. My program makes the transitions to their forever homes so much easier and builds a solid foundation for them to have a healthy development.

How it works

The puppy will continue to live with us, we will continue with the Puppy Culture program as well as further the basic commands for obedience (sit, down, touch, leave it, ect.), stationing (place) behavior, walking on a leash and crate training. The puppy will no longer sleep with their littermate, but alone near my bed at night and learn to sleep independently.
More exposure to crate games.
Continued weekly grooming.
Work with our fabulous trainer and friend Rachelle.
Field trips
Socialization with other safe dogs and animals.
Veterinarian check ups and vaccinations/deworming.
By 12 weeks can complete AKC trick dog novice expectations.
Can also customize to specific needs

Cost

If you're interested in enrolling your puppy in our AP Program the starting rate of $825 per week. Each puppies plan can be designed specifically for you and your puppies needs.

The AP program is additional to the purchase price, and we are limited to a maximum or 2 puppies per litter.

Testimonials

Pogo

Over the last 40 years we’ve welcomed one Bedlington Terrier and six Standard Poodle puppies to our family. Pogo, Cascadia Picks Up Sticks TPAT SPAT, is the first puppy who came home as a slightly older puppy, as opposed to 8-9 weeks. As much as I love working with baby puppies, the training and socialization that Jen provided Pogo in the weeks between when most of his littermates left and when we picked him up made his transition to our home so much easier. When we picked up Pogo he was already solidly crate trained, comfortable riding in a car and walking on a leash, and confident in different environments outside the home. The result was a puppy who managed the 8 hour drive home like a champ. He didn’t cry in his crate and he had no problem doing his business in strange parking lots (carefully selected to have minimal dog traffic). Once home housebreaking was simply a matter of generalizing the behavior to a new house. Pogo slept quietly in his crate next to our bed from the first night. He already knew to sit on cue and politely offered a sit when he wanted something. That puppy Pogo was confident and polite while meeting new people and dogs reflects both the socialization that Jen provided and the lovely temperament he inherited from Hazel and Buck. Jen’s training provided a great foundation for Pogo’s first year as he developed into a loving companion and started his journey in scent sports and rally obedience. ~ Hilary

Luci

I did not intend to pick Luci up at 17 weeks, but her previous placement fell through and she was too perfect to pass up. This meant she spent several weeks longer with Jen than normal, and during that time she received lots of training.

I got Luci as an owner-trained service dog prospect. Having had some experience in training service dogs in the past, I prepared myself for significant amounts of work as the first few months are by far the most difficult. I was pleasantly surprised though, as Luci was by far the easiest puppy I've raised so far, and has excelled in her service work.

Right out of the gate, Luci was primed for training:

- Her potty training took less than a week, with a total of 3 accidents in the house.

- She was kennel training early on, and that translated to much easier kennel training at home.

- She knew "Sit" and "Down" already, and knew that she had to work for treats.

- Additional training could take place immediately as she already understood the training process

I couldn't have asked for a better start to Luci's career, and I firmly believe the extra time spent with Jen set Luci up for success.

- Tyler