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AKC Toy & Mini Poodles/ Pet Services/ Holistic Pet Nutrition Services About Us! I had one grandfather who was a Rancher and my other grandfather was a Farmer.
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I, Gina (Like) Bryan was born in Colorado and was fortunate to grow up with many animals around at all times. So animals were part of our life. My mom was an AKC Breeder of All sizes of toy poodles. So I grew up with them and helped my mom with socializing and delivery of many beautiful puppies. When I was very young my mom would find me under the kitchen table curled up in the dog bed with the do

gs. I absolutely loved the poodles! My mom believed it was very important for all the dogs to learn to get along and for them to actually be part of the family and learn the house rules, so our dogs were truly raised underfoot. Yes, that takes a lot of time and work but makes for a happier, more socialized dogs and cleaner home. The only time they would go in pens is at night for bed time and of course if we had a mother with babies, we had a private pen for her. This took a lot of hard work for my mom to raise two young kids and train dogs and raise puppies, but she did it and did a beautiful job! My husband Charles came from South Carolina. He was raised on a plantation on Johns Island, He was raised around many animals as well, since his dad is a Veterinarian and has been in practice for over 50 years now. They had cattle, horses, dogs, cats, pigs, and many other crazy things that his dad would bring home either to help nurse back to health or as a gift from a client. My husband spent many hours helping with the animals, including training, feeding, birthing, etc. He enjoys animals as much as I do! He is currently in Veterinary school also and will be a vet very soon. So now here we are. We got our first poodle LittleBit a few months after we got married and was headed to work at a ministry down in GA for our first year of marriage. This was an amazing experience for both of us. We saw God move in so many people’s lives and saw many healings and miracles including myself. The fact that I am here today is a miracle, say my doctors. I actually met my husband at Be In Health Ministry (now called: Hope of the Generations Church) before we moved there to work for a year. LittleBit became a huge part of my healing process. He was such a sweet, loving, fun, smart poodle. He was my first baby! Since then, I have trained him myself to be a service dog. Poodles are very smart and make excellent pets, as well as service dogs. They are great with Children, elderly, and other animals. Plus they are hypoallergenic, and do not shed. That makes for great service dogs also. Poodles of all sizes are used as service dogs more and more over the past 10 years. Our poodles are of course raised underfoot literally and are trained to go outside to the bathroom and learn the house rules. All our dogs are crate trained. This means they sleep in a crate at night and nap times during the day, but are taken outside to go to the bathroom. The crate becomes their den and their safe place. The crates are brought with us into different rooms so they are part of the daily activities and after going to the bathroom outside they get playtime outside of the crate either in doors or outdoors. When inside during the day each dog gets time outside of their crate attached to a leash that is attached to me to learn how to be on a leash and to learn to bond with a person. That way I can keep an eye on them as well as train then at the same time. This happens until they are fully housebroken. Then, they get to have full access to the house and outdoors during the day. It does take time and a lot of effort, but we believe the end result makes for better dogs, who are socialized and well mannered. We have a cat and a Border Aussie Mix in our home also that were raised with our poodles and they both love to play with the poodles. We are all one big happy family!

12/15/2024

Our Sweet Going Poodles George went home yesterday! Congratulations to Mila Anderson who was excited to welcome him into her beautiful home! Mila was the one he was waiting for! So happy he now has a home and his furever mom!! ❤️🐾

12/14/2024

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11/16/2024

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Tuesday	11am - 5pm
Wednesday	11am - 5pm
Thursday	11am - 5pm
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About Us! About Me, Gina (Like) Bryan:

I was born in Colorado and was fortunate to grow up with many animals around at all times. I had one grandfather who was a Rancher and my other grandfather was a Farmer. So animals were part of our life. My mom was an AKC Breeder of Toy, Tiny Toy, and Teacup poodles. So I grew up with them and helped my mom with socializing and delivery of many beautiful puppies. When I was very young my mom would find me under the kitchen table curled up in the dog bed with the dogs. I absolutely loved the poodles! My mom believed it was very important for all the dogs to learn to get along and for them to actually be part of the family and learn the house rules, so our dogs were truly raised underfoot. Yes, that takes a lot of time and work but makes for a happier, more socialized dogs and cleaner home. The only time they would go in pens is at night for bed time and of course if we had a mother with babies, we had a private pen for her. This took a lot of hard work for my mom to raise two young kids and train dogs and raise puppies, but she did it and did a beautiful job! About My Husband:

My husband Charles came from South Carolina. He was raised on a plantation on Johns Island, He was raised around many animals as well, since his dad is a Veterinarian and has been in practice for about 50 years now. They had cattle, horses, dogs, cats, pigs, and many other crazy things that his dad would bring home either to help nurse back to health or as a gift from a client. My husband spent many hours helping with the animals, including training, feeding, birthing, etc. He enjoys animals as much as I do and is going to school now to be a Veterinarian, after he got his Robotics Engineering degree. He is very smart and always learning! Our Beginning Together, My Poodle LittleBit & Service Dog Work, My Current Endeavor’s:

So now here we are. We got our first poodle together, LittleBit, a few months after we got married and was headed to work at a ministry down in GA for our first year of marriage. It was called, Be In Health Ministry (now called: Hope of the Generations Church). It was an amazing experience for both of us. We saw God move in so many people’s lives and saw many healings and miracles including myself. The fact that I am here today is a miracle, say my doctors. LittleBit became a huge part of my healing process. He was such a sweet, loving, fun, smart poodle. He was my first baby! I have trained him myself as a service dog. He passed with flying colors. Poodles are very smart and make excellent pets, as well as service dogs. They are great with Children, elderly, and other animals. Plus they are hypoallergenic, and do not shed. That makes for great service dogs also. Poodles of all sizes are used as service dogs more and more over the past few years. As for me, I have always been someone who wanted to make a difference in people’s lives. I enjoy meeting my buyers and seeing how happy my poodle pups make their new families. Also, with this desire to make a difference in people’s lives, I have always been involved with ministry in some way. After I had a kidney/pancreas transplant this past Jan. 2018, I felt God calling me to Bible College. I will be attending Charis Bible College online for a while and then hopefully at one of their on campus schools in the future.