Toy Poodle Puppy Waiting List
Looking for a special puppy?
Tell us what your ideal Toy Poodle would be like,
and we’ll know who to contact when the right one comes along.
At Valor Inter Plata, we don’t breed puppies to order, but we do like to know what our future families are looking for.
Perhaps you’re waiting for a brown female, a red male, an especially small puppy, or you simply prefer to wait until that puppy appears who makes you say: “This one is mine.”
That’s why we created our waiting list.
It’s free and does not constitute a reservation or commitment, either for you or for us. Tell us your preferences and leave your contact details, and when we have a puppy who might be right for you, we’ll be able to let you know.
🐾 When can a puppy leave for its new home?
Our puppies stay with their mother until they are at least two months old. We are in no hurry to separate them: we believe this time with their mother is important for their development, well-being and health.
The age at which a puppy can leave depends on the individual puppy and also on its destination.
🇪🇸 If the puppy will live in Spain, it can normally go to its new family at around 2½ months of age.
🌍 If the puppy will live outside Spain, it can normally travel at around 3½ months of age, once it has reached the required age and has the necessary vaccinations and documentation.
These ages are approximate. Some of our Toy Poodles are genuinely very small and, in those cases, we prefer to wait a little longer before certain vaccinations, giving them more time to grow and become stronger.
Every puppy develops at its own pace and has its own timetable. For us, the timetable adapts to the puppy — not the puppy to the timetable. ❤️
We give preference to families who can come and collect their puppy in person. We like to meet the new owners and see the little one go directly from our hands into the hands of its new family.
If you cannot come in person, we can discuss other possibilities.
Puppy delivery is considered individually and is only available within Spain.
Still not sure which puppy to choose?
That’s perfectly fine. Choosing a puppy doesn’t always mean knowing in advance exactly which colour, sex or size you want.
Sometimes it is much more important to think about what kind of dog will fit best with you, your family and your lifestyle. If you are still unsure, you can read our guide:
We watch our puppies grow from the very first day. We know their parents, grandparents and, in many of our lines, several generations of their family. But in addition to observing them every day, we also use:
These tests help us better understand their reactions, the way they interact with others and the individual characteristics of their temperament.
Here you can learn how we evaluate the temperament of our puppies and what these tests can tell us.
So if you are not sure whether you want a male or a female, red or brown, the smallest puppy or the boldest one, you don’t have to decide everything right now.
Tell us about your life and what you expect from your future dog. We can help you find the puppy who will truly be the right match for you.
Which is better, a male or female Toy Poodle?
There is no universal answer. A male is not “better” than a female, and a female is not “better” than a male. Both can be exceptionally affectionate, intelligent, well-balanced and easy to train.
However, there are some sex-related differences that are worth knowing before you choose. Some are behavioural, others are purely physiological, while others depend far more on the individual dog’s temperament than on whether the puppy is male or female.
After more than twenty years of breeding Toy Poodles and watching many generations grow up, we know that two males can be far more different from each other than a male and a female.
That is why, when a family tells us, “The sex doesn’t matter to me; I want the puppy who will suit me best,” choosing the right puppy for them is usually much easier for us.
