If you are interested in purchasing one of our puppies, please fill out this on-line
Prospective Puppy Owner Questionnaire
Our Puppy Purchase Contract can be found here.
Prospective Puppy Owner Questionnaire
Our Puppy Purchase Contract can be found here.
If you have any questions,
please contact us via email or phone located on our contact page.
please contact us via email or phone located on our contact page.
The price of our puppies is $2500. A $200 Non-Refundable deposit is required to hold a puppy for you. We don't take deposits until the litter is born and are 3 days old to be sure we have a pup for you. All puppies will be sold as pets on a spay/neuter contract unless otherwise agreed upon to a show home. They will come with AKC papers, be microchipped, up-to-date with shots/worming and have their vet wellness check prior to leaving. Our puppies will leave for their new homes at 9 weeks and go home with a collar; leash; toys/gift pack; micro-chip; food sample; a little blanket that has been rubbed onto mom and siblings so pup can have the smell with them in their new home: a puppy packet and a record of vaccinations as well as complete information on the care of your new family member. Our puppies are started off the right way with the Bio Sensor Program of stimulation. We will continue to handle and socialize them so they are well started and confident before they go to their forever homes. We stand behind our puppies. The puppies will come with a three-year guarantee against hereditary diseases and hip dysplasia, and we will be here to help you with any questions you have after the puppy has gone to your home. We encourage keeping in contact and love receiving photos and any other stories/information you would like to share with us. For full contract information: click here
Next Litter Expected sometime in September!
Rose (Whispynook's Bianca Bella Rose)will be bred sometime in July for puppies to arrive in September. Puppies will be ready to go home sometime in November. If you would like to be consider for a puppy from this breeding, please fill out our puppy questionnaire here.
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LITTERS FROM 2020
SONG'S PREVIOUS LITTER
FIRST SOCIAL TRIP! MOM WAS PROUD OF US!
FIRST SOCIAL TRIP! MOM WAS PROUD OF US!
03-10-17 - The puppies turned 6 weeks old today. To mark this little milestone they had their first car ride and socialization challenge. It was exciting to see them do so well in the car and to get past their initial shyness to full blown playing at the bead store! Ayanna came along for moral support. Her presence helped them be calm on the ride. I only had a couple vomit. That's amazing for a first ride which was one hour in one direction.
Beth Carpenter and Greg were wonderful hosts having us at their beautiful bead store, Yummy Treasures in Pittsfield, MA. I arrived to find several friends and patrons waiting for us. Thank you to all of you for helping out with this big step for the puppies!
To round out their trip, Dianne and I took them to Tractor Supply where we each pushed five of them around in shopping carts while we visited with patrons there, bought food and some new toys for the babies.
Needless to say, they slept a solid couple of hours when they got home. :)
Beth Carpenter and Greg were wonderful hosts having us at their beautiful bead store, Yummy Treasures in Pittsfield, MA. I arrived to find several friends and patrons waiting for us. Thank you to all of you for helping out with this big step for the puppies!
To round out their trip, Dianne and I took them to Tractor Supply where we each pushed five of them around in shopping carts while we visited with patrons there, bought food and some new toys for the babies.
Needless to say, they slept a solid couple of hours when they got home. :)
TESTIMONIALS FROM OUR PUPPY OWNERS
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"Update on my Sheldon..we are falling more in love with him each and every day.He is growing and learning by leaps and bounds.He is becoming like his mama Angel and always has to be touching me. Real challenge in the morning trying to get ready for work but I wouldn't want to have it any other way . Still loves his belly rubs and will immediately roll on his back when you ask him "who wants a belly rub". He is so smart and so funny at the same time. Thanks again for my sweet boy.."
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"Jude was my social butterfly at the AKC Responsible Dog Ownership Day in Raleigh! He and Dad will make a great therapy team one day soon"
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....Ben obviously had the same kind of upbringing: He never gives me a bit of "pushback" when I put him up on the grooming table. Dignified, calm, and willing just like these cream puffs. Kudos to Dianne, Debbie....and of course, the Mommas: Angel, in my Ben's case, and Song here. Good breeding, good learning experiences, and lots of lovies equals great grown-up Poodle! You two are just the best! : )"
Lise Robidoux
Ben / Angel x Jordan
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Another update on Strauss! He's now 14.6 lbs. the entire vets office is in love with him and blown away by his fantastic breeding. One of the techs is really involved in poodles and owns many and was very impressed with his beautiful conformation, feet, and face. Everyone there now knows who Whispynook is . He's very healthy and we did his rabies shot today and will go back in 3 weeks for distemper! They are very very supportive of the limited vaccination plan!! His personality has really blossomed over the last week and he's turning out to be quite the wild man. lol
Yes it was really wonderful, one of the vet techs saw him and gushed over him. She was like, I saw that face and said to myself someone really knows what they're doing breeding!! And then she fell over when she saw him on the table and how beautifully cat like his little feet are.
I'm really pleased with him. We will be getting another one from you guys in the future, that decision has already been made!
Yes it was really wonderful, one of the vet techs saw him and gushed over him. She was like, I saw that face and said to myself someone really knows what they're doing breeding!! And then she fell over when she saw him on the table and how beautifully cat like his little feet are.
I'm really pleased with him. We will be getting another one from you guys in the future, that decision has already been made!
Amy Dupont
Strauss / Song x Jordan
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PUPPIES FROM OTHER PAST LITTERS
Our puppies from past litters being trained, socialized and having fun learning about life!
Our puppies from past litters being trained, socialized and having fun learning about life!
UNEXPECTED SURPRISE!!
While whelping Tess’ 2020 litter, Debbie had a bit of a shock when she saw, through the sack as the cream puppy was being born, a black streak on her shoulder and down her leg! She knew that both lines were solid back for generations and couldn’t imagine how it was possible that this could have happened.
Dianne immediately started an internet search to see what she could find. She came across something that we never heard of but would explain the unusual marking. It was a piece on somatic mutations. After the litter was whelped and settled, Debbie posted a photo of our special girl and a link to the article on somatic mutations to the Facebook page, Coat Color and Genetics, asking for their input. We got hits immediately confirming that that is what she has.
This is not genetic like piebald which cause parti, so it cannot be passed on to future generations. She is cream and will only produce solid colors.
The somatic mutation works on cells early after conception; not on genes. It causes the cell to be a different color and can spread anywhere from a very tiny spot to a large area. Our girl got herself quite a nice patch.
Somatic mutation appears to be more common in Golden Retrievers but pretty rare in Standard Poodles.
Of you are interested in knowing more about somatic mutation, you can read more about it here: somatic mutation
While whelping Tess’ 2020 litter, Debbie had a bit of a shock when she saw, through the sack as the cream puppy was being born, a black streak on her shoulder and down her leg! She knew that both lines were solid back for generations and couldn’t imagine how it was possible that this could have happened.
Dianne immediately started an internet search to see what she could find. She came across something that we never heard of but would explain the unusual marking. It was a piece on somatic mutations. After the litter was whelped and settled, Debbie posted a photo of our special girl and a link to the article on somatic mutations to the Facebook page, Coat Color and Genetics, asking for their input. We got hits immediately confirming that that is what she has.
This is not genetic like piebald which cause parti, so it cannot be passed on to future generations. She is cream and will only produce solid colors.
The somatic mutation works on cells early after conception; not on genes. It causes the cell to be a different color and can spread anywhere from a very tiny spot to a large area. Our girl got herself quite a nice patch.
Somatic mutation appears to be more common in Golden Retrievers but pretty rare in Standard Poodles.
Of you are interested in knowing more about somatic mutation, you can read more about it here: somatic mutation
