Pippa

Introducing the fabulous Pippa, an adorable six-month-old miniature poodle who is a furry bundle of joy. With her cheerful and energetic personality, Pippa is ready to add that extra sprinkle of happiness to your life!

Pippa is a social butterfly who simply adores attention. And with a face as cute as hers, she hardly has to try; she will definitely pull at your heartstrings and make you fall in love. Nothing thrills Pippa more than dishing out kisses and cuddles to people - she loves being swept up in your arms and embraced in a warm, cozy cuddle.

Pippa is a food enthusiast and simply full of beans. She has boundless zest for life that she loves channeling through playful activities. From running around to wrestling, chasing other canine friends, Pippa always brings her A-game to the playground.

Pippa has a beautiful, curly coat that will require regular brushing, while a professional grooming session every six weeks will keep her looking fresh and fancy.

She can seamlessly fit into any type of family that appreciates her bubbly energy and can provide her with the loving care she deserves.

If you are interested in giving Pippa a loving home please answer the questions below when making enquiry.

PLEASE ANSWER THE SCREENING QUESTIONS BELOW:

1. Have you had a read through Pippa’s bio & are aware of her adoption fee?

2. Tell us about you & your family: number of people living in the house, age, occupation, rent/owned home, located suburb ect..

3. Do you have any other pets and how many?

4. Do you have experience with this breed or owned one before?

5. Are you aware that it is at least a 15 years of commitment to have a dog?

6. Are you willing to give Pippa the time she needs to settle in a new home and have the patience to give her the trainings needed?

7. Are you in a position to provide good medical care & premium food to Pippa if you were to adopt her?

8. Will you keep Pippa indoor with access to go outdoor whenever she needs to?

9. Who will look after Pippa when you go on holidays?

10. How much time Pippa will be left alone each day?