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The size may be unofficial, but these tiny poodles are extremely popular as companion animals. Listen to our breeders to learn more:

"A Teacup Poodle is a very small Poodle usually weighing between 2 to 4 pounds and 8 inches or under at the highest point of the shoulders at maturity, meaning full grown."
" Poodles do not shed and are hypo-allergenic."
"Many poodles retain their youthful attitude, looks and playful manner way up into their senior years."

Teacup Poodles or Tiny Toy Poodles, The name "Teacup" refers usually to the smaller of the Toy Poodles, it is not an AKC definition.  Toys can vary in size.  Some are Teacup size (tiny toy), some right at the 10" size, and some larger, considered small Minis or over sized Toys. Teacup Poodles or Tiny Toy Poodles are bright companion dogs and are considered one of the easiest to train.  They thrive best when  they have full-time or close companionship.Teacup Poodles are usually not recommended for households with children under eight years of age.

They require professional grooming, usually once each month, but in exchange you will have a dog that does not shed. They are often described by their owners as having a temperament like a young child rather than a dog!

An Owner's Teacup Poodle Description
Our daughter has stuffed toys bigger than PeeWee. In fact, there have been times we have lost him among her toys! He'll snuggle up with her stuffed animals and fall asleep; next thing you knew, we were running around frantically looking for this tiny,fragile little dog, fearing the worst. Of course, now that's one of the first places we look.

PeeWee loves his own toys and has this habit of gathering them all up and piling them in the middle of the living room floor. He'll then just lie beside them and mix them up, chewing or tossing them about. I pick them up and put them back in the dog toy box beside his bed; pretty soon the pile of toys has migrated back into the living room. He particularly likes them all there when he's watching TV with us.

He's quite a little character with a lot of personality for such a small dog. You always get the sense that he's a puppy, even though he is not. I guess that's because of his size and his playful antics. Of course, he can wear you down with his constant need for attention and with our constant low-level worry of him getting under foot and accidentally stepped on. Read more about Pee Wee the Teacup Poodle.

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