NaDal Poodles

07/09/2025

Blessed to be able to spend time with this little girl on the weekend.

06/11/2025

Who is look looking for red toy poodles this summer?
Are you finding it harder to find the perfect companion?
Several of my friends have female poodles available.

Photo for attention only

05/27/2025

05/03/2025

Side eye sally. lol

04/20/2025

Very cool to see

A dog's uterus is split into two horns. Each pup has their own placenta (except in the rare case of identical twins!) The pups way at the end have a good bit of distance to travel before making their grand entrance in the world. This is why labor can take many hours.

04/06/2025

Why is Mucky Grey?
Here is what we now have DNA evidence

Did you know?

Coat color dilution is caused by the clumping of pigment within the hair shaft. This results in sections of hair which are relatively transparent, giving the impression of a lighter color. Eye and nose color are also affected, with dilute dogs showing striking amber, blue-grey, or green-blue eyes. Although the Weimaraner is the best known for dilution, many breeds can display the trait.

How it works

To show coat color dilution, a dog must inherit two copies of a dilution variant, one from each parent. This can either be two copies of a particular variant, such as this one (d1) or two of any combination of dilution variants. This variant (d1) is the most common dilution variant in dogs. The test for d1 is a linkage test, that measures markers close to the d1 variant to determine the most likely d1 genotype. The test is 99.2% accurate based on a set of over 3000 breed and mixed breed dogs with a known d1 genotype.

Health implications

Some forms of dilution cause the dilute-colored hair shaft to be brittle, resulting in early breakage of the hair at or near the skin, which can cause skin irritation. White spotted portions of the coat are not affected. This condition is called color dilution alopecia. The genetic cause of this disorder currently remains unidentified.

04/05/2025

Everyone is asking about my little grey man. Here he is.
Little mucky’s DNA test results are in We are aware that he has alopecia(2 copies of dilution d1) which does not affect his health in anyway. He is indeed called Grey for those who argued about the colour.
He just has funkier hair that breaks off at the base, think of him as bad hair dude. Never had a grey and will not repeat these two parents.
Mucky muck is available to a loving home who doesn’t mind wild and patchy hair. He has passed all his vet health visit and ready to go microchipped and tight patellas

04/04/2025

Excellent training technique

03/23/2025

This little scarlet likes to play hide and seek now. So smart

03/06/2025

Look at my face!
I’m 4 weeks old

02/28/2025

Sleeping beauties 🥰