Available & Past Adult Adoptees


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Old "Standard Poodles," like old shoes, are comfortable. They might be
old and out of shape.....but they fit well. - Bonnie Wilcox


 

At Family Affair we have a responsible, well thought out breeding program. Most of our sires and dams are born and raised right here. Our adults are up to date on all medical care, including heartworm prevention, vaccines and rabies shots. Grooming is done to each dog on a regular basis. All of our adults are retired from the breeding program at six to seven years old. Occasionally, for various reasons, we will have a young adult to retire. These adults are well socialized and friendly. They adjust well from our kennel to your couch. All of our adults are crate trained and do well on a leash. Getting them accustomed to your home and family will require some time and energy on your part, but not nearly as long as the time invested in a puppy. Our Standard Poodles have been raised with “doggie doors” and this has taught them to go outside to potty. Investing in a doggie door for your home would help but is not a requirement. The use of the crate is strongly recommended and will help make this an easier transition for you and them.

To adopt a Family Affair Standard Poodle you will have to fill out the Compatibility Profile so we can match your personality and lifestyle to an adoptee. When a decision is made for a particular retiree a $100 non-refundable commitment fee will be required. The adoptee is then taken to our veterinarian, and a pre-op physical is done which will help detect any minor health issues that are not obvious. He/she is spayed or neutered. The teeth are also cleaned and pulled as needed. Doing our best to make sure you are receiving a healthy companion. These services usually cost between $250.00 and $400.00. The cost depends on the amount of dental work done and other medical factors. You, as the adoptive parent, pay this fee minus the $100.00 commitment fee you have already paid. It will remain at our veterinary over night. We ask that you pick up your adoptee one to two days after surgery. If the adoptee is being shipped we will wait seven days after surgery before shipping.

When you adopt your Standard Poodle from Family Affair he or she will have had a recent grooming. Along with the registration papers, you will receive a shot record, a current rabies certificate and tag. A starter bag of our brand of food will be provided for you. This will help with the nutritional transition until you can purchase a bag of our brand or a good kibble of your choice. We will be available to help you and your new companion adjust so that you both have a long, loving relationship.

Below you will be able to see past adoptees. You will also be able to see any adoptees we might have available now or in the near future. If you are interested in an adoptee, please fill out the Compatibility Profile and email us.

 

Available Adoptees

 

Timothy Jon of Shiloh Garden
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Date of Birth:
November 2002

Date Available for Adoption:
May 1, 2010

   

Rachel Labelle of Bluefield Kennels
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$1300 includes spaying and house broke

Date of Birth:
April 2007

Date Available for Adoption:
May 1, 2010

 

Past Adoptees

 

Pooh
Retired & Adopted

September 25, 2008


by

Lydia Boerio

Dear Cindy,

Life with Pooh is wonderful! He is a little love bug who is all over me as soon as I sit or lie down. So cuddly and loveable. He and the bird have also bonded. She was out of her cage walking around him this morning and although they were both curious, they were fine.

He has adapted to inside living with no messes. The crate was here when I arrived but unfortunately, it is not tall enough. I have to send it back. When I left for a few hours today, I put the baby gate up in the kitchen and he appeared to be fine in there. Again, thank you for this beautiful dog.

Lydia

 

Sonrise Acre's Miss Behaven Raven
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Retired & Adopted
March 20, 2010

by

Deborah St. James
of
Raleigh, NC

 
Saved by Grace

Blake and Wendy Sauls
118A Sandy Creek Drive • Clayton, NC • 27527
919 585 4314 • 252 230 3603 Cell
wendy@familyaffairstandards.com

Brian and Holley Woodruff
8104 Springhill Church Road • Lucama, NC • 27521
252 230 7552 • holley@familyaffairstandards.com

David and Cindy Erickson
10560 Lake Royale Road • Spring Hope, NC • 27882
252 478 4246 • FAX 252 478 4356 cindy@familyaffairstandards.com