12/17/2024
Apparently, right now I can still post pictures and videos on my personal page. So if you would like you can find updates on my personal page, I am making them public. It's Heather Kohne
Professional Toy Poodle Breeder. All of my Toy Poodles are Embark tested and AKC registered. I love visits to my home but please only with an appointment.
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Danville, VA
24540
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What makes me so different you ask? Well let me tell you. My name is Heather Broach and I am a lover of all animals first off. I work part time as a vet tech at Town and Country Veterinarian Clinic in Danville, VA. This puts me at an advantage over other breeders because I know all the things to watch out for. Genetics, Blood, and DNA are just some of the things I have tested before I breed any of my loving and adorable "4-legged children" I am also a part time dog trainer for people who need help with basic obedience, conditioning, or behavioral issues. This advantage means that not only are you going to be adding a perfectly healthy and genetically clear little baby to your home but also a very well behaved one. That's right! I personally train each and everyone of my "grand-puppies" so that by the time they go to their new loving homes they are socially conditioned to children of all ages, kennel trained, conditioned to public interactions, and comfortable around other dogs/cats of all sizes and breeds. They sit, stay, come, lay down, sit pretty, "touch" also known as shake, place, and are pretty much house broken, I can't stand p*e and p**p in my house so never EVER have p*e pads been introduced as in-home "potty stations", in my opinion, gross! All my babies, the adult breeding pups, and grand-puppies, are raised in my home surrounded by my family. They are taught by each one of us, my better half, and my two children, so they are used to taking direction from kids as well as adults. The traditional breeder will hand over their puppies at around 7-8 weeks old with one set of shots and de-wormer done. I on the other hand keep them until they are 12-14 weeks old so they are completely vaccinated which is three rounds of shots, plus rabies, completely healthy, and basically trained. So in short, I take the hard work out of raising a puppy, and give you a perfectly conditioned and trained little puppy that only wants to please and love you for the rest of its' little life. Too many times I have seen families adopt that cute little puppy not realizing how much work and attention that little puppy needs and on top of that, that little puppy hardly ever stays little. I take my responsibility very seriously as a breeder. Responsibility to the puppy and to you as the future family. I want only what is best for my "grand-puppy" and for you. Once you make this very important decision to welcome one of my grand-puppies into your home and life I am completely dedicated to you both as a whole. If you ever have any questions about anything medical related, behavioral training, or general health I'm just a call, text, or e-mail away.
Now that I have said all that, here is some information about my breeding pups. I have two breeding females. One toy poodle, 6.5lbs, named Bella Rose Star, "Bella" is an apricot sable abstract. She is the most affectionate little girl. Smart, helpful (she is a service dog), and an excellent mommy. The other female is a "teacup" poodle, 4.5lbs, named Galaxy Star, "Galaxy" is a solid dark chocolate. She is a mom to all puppies she comes in contact with even though she is not yet old enough to have her own. Her first litter will be in Oct 2020 - Nov 2020. She is a little more "talkative" then Bella but it's usually for a good reason. Nina, is my smallest baby weighing in at 1lb 10oz right now at 5months old. She is an apricot/cream "tiny teacup" poodle that I won't be breeding because she will never get big enough. I also have two breeding males. One toy poodle, 6.5lbs, named Hershey Kiss, "Hershey" is a chocolate phantom. He is a little timid at first but then wide open once he meets you and deems you good enough, lol. Finally one "tiny teacup", 2.5lbs (on a good day), named Sir Atlas Solomon, "Atlas" is a solid, milk chocolate with blonde highlights. He is the true "baby" of my family. He is also a service dog and literally goes everywhere with me. He has never met a stranger and even though he may be the smallest, he definitely has the biggest heart! If after reading this you still have questions please don't hesitate to call, text, or e-mail me. Get excited, for your journey is only beginning!!