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<p align="center"><font size="5"><b>A Note From Joy</b></font>
<p align="justify"><font size="4">I have written this to tell you a little
about my dogs and myself. My name is Joy de la Ren, I live in San Diego.
I have been involved with training and breeding dogs and horses for over
30 years. I no longer have horses. I used to show, breed and sled samoyeds, then
I bred standard poodles. I am presently involved in training for carting, doggy dancing,
canine freestyle and wheelchair pulling, service dogs. I teach obedience to music, doggy dancing and do poodle
rescue for the county of San Diego. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font size="4">I am very excited about the arrival
of my Giant Schnoodles of Joy. The puppy's fur is so shiny,
cyou can almost see your face in their coats. The female is a
white standard poodle. She is very laid back. She is a service dog,
pulls a wheelchair, a fully trained driving cart dog and she also dances
in canine freestyle. The male is a beautiful Giant Schnauzer, also laid
back and lovable. He is an AKC champion and does agility.
I bred these puppies for myself for carting, dancing, agility and
service. I have done a great deal of genetic testing to get the best possible puppies. I
have tested hips: the male is good, the female is good and her parents are both good.
I have tested eyes, thyroid, heart. All are perfect.
I also have additional tests on the parents of the female
and some of the relatives of the male. Both dogs are AKC registered.
Papers and health papers are availble upon request. </font></p>
<p align="justify"><font size="4">I offer a 2 year guarantee for genetic
defects and a 26 month guarantee for hip dysplasia. I have done my best
to produce a dysplasia free dog. Current research shows that obese dogs
increases their risk of getting hip dysplasia by 50%. Please do you
best to raise a dysplasia free dog by keeping your dog at a healthy
weight. I will not warrantee hips on a dog that is more than 25% overweight or underweight.
Please love your dog enough to keep him/her at a healthy weight. If,
despite keeping your dog at a healthy weight, dysplasia or a genetic
defect occurs within the above time periods, I will pay up to $500 toward
veterinary expenses, minus any rebates, to help re mediate your dog's problem.<br>
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All puppies will be wormed, vaccinated, have their dew claws removed,
and be vet checked. Before they leave my home. These puppies are raised
in my home and are my only litter so they get all my attention. They
are fully socialized. I cuddle and talk to them every day since birth.
As a trainer, I will be working with them as they get older to get them
started on basic housebreaking, crating and obedience. These puppies are human imprinted
They are with a human 24/7 from the moment of birth. This is why they are so human oriented.</font></p>
<p align="justify"><font size="4">It is always nice to pick you pup up
in person. Sometimes this just can't be done. I am happy to assist in
shipping your pup The shipping is at the owner's expense and the shipping
prices vary. The interstate health certificate is about $60, the kennel about $30
and the shipping usually under $300. Your pup would be leaving from
the San Diego Airport. If you choose, I will also make attempts to have
the puppy couriered under the seat on a plane with a trustworthy person
who may be traveling to your area. If you choose to ship your puppy,
you may want to contact your local airport cargo department. hey should be able to give
you a more accurate price for shipping your pup, which should be under
20 lbs. </font></p>
<p align="center"><b><font size="4">This is a Standard Poodle - Giant
Schnauzer Hybrid</font></b><br>
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<p align="left"> <font size="4">This is a new breed being developed for
special purposes:</font><font size="3"><br>
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<p align="left"><font size="3"><b><font size="4">Allergies</font></b>
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<font size="4">For people with allergies: Both the poodle and the Giant
Schnauzer are non shedding dogs. We should produce a non shedding, hypoallergenic
puppy, who will also make a wonderful family pet for a family with allergies.</font>
<p><font size="3"><b><font size="4">Sports</font></b></font></p>
<p><font size="4">The Giant Schnoodle of Joy will also make a wonderful
carting dog or do any sport that active people enjoy. They will run
with horses, chase frisbees, do flyball, herd, do canine freestyle or
do agility. The Giant Schnauzer sire of this litter is an agility dog.
The mother is a service dog, pulls a wheelchair, pulls a dog cart and
does doggy dancing. <br>
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</font><font size="3"><font size="3"><b><font size="4">Service</font></b></font></font></p>
<p><font size="3"><font size="4">Giant Schnoodle of Joy as a service dog:
With the trainability of the poodle and the strength and durability
of the Giant Schnauzer, s/he may pull a wheelchair for many hours in
the heat. With most other breeds the person using the wheelchair's activities
are restricted by the endurance of the dog. <br>
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<p><font size="3"><b><font size="4">Children</font></b></font></p>
<p><font size="4">Both the mother and father of this litter are good with
children, although small children should always be watch when they are
around a dog. The dog may inadvertently knock them over. A kiss can
turn into a tumble.</font></p>
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<td><i> If you are interested in a Giant Schnoodle, Contact Joy at her email:
<a href="mailto:careprod@yahoo.com">careprod@yahoo.com </a></i></td>
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