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The Myer's in Carmel, In . The Romanello"s in Dublin Oh. The Inman's in Brownsburg, In. The Thomason's in Fowlerton,In.  The Knight's in Marion, In. The Stair's in Converse, In. The Street's in Peru, In.

The Huntington's in Portage Mi. The Dohm's In Ft. Wayne, In. The Baker's in Mt. Clemens Mi. The Beemer's in Beaverdam, Oh. The Dowler's in Union City, In. The Rice's in Kokomo, In. The Thompson's in Wabash, In.

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The Ferguson's in Marion, In. The Keim's in Mishawaka, In. The Brown's in Indianapolis, In. The Grinnen's in Warren,Pa. The Martin's in Bloomington, In. The Collin's in Martinsville, In. The Vardman's in Marion, In.  

The Duke's in Evanston, Ill. The Spranger's in Ft. Wayne, In. The Rike's in Westerville, Oh. The Glass's in Bloomington, In. The Isaac's in Greenfield, In. The Black's in Polland, In. The Muchmore's in Marion In. The Shinholt's in VanBuren, In. The lamb's in Gas City, In.      

Let us introduce ourselves. We are Nancy and Bill (the Walkers). We both were recent widows with our spouses passing away to cancer in 2003.: As an unexpected blessing I had the opportunity to purchase a small black toy poodle named Sargent Pepper's Lonely Heart and that is where our story begins. He has certainly helped in so many ways to bridge the gap of loss and sadness. Most of all he gives unconditional love full of kisses.  
What drives us
Bill and I decided if this wonderful little animal could bring so much comfort and understanding in our life why not share this treasure with many others. That is when we decided to raise toy poodles with a strong and stable foundation from birth until they left the nest to be other people's future joy..

OUR VISION

This  process of getting certain elements in place for our success was very planned out and took much patience. We vowed not to just breed dogs but to be very selective in our females and to incorporate them into a pet environment at the same time. All of our females were purchased as puppies and raised as family pets.They all are still very much loved and are family pets in our household. Our goal was to home raise our puppies so that they would be well socialized and happy little characters so that the transition to their new homes would be simpler on them and their new parents.  We were very particular in the line of toy poodle that we wanted and to be consistent in reproduction of these little poodles.  We had the priviledge to meet Chuck Metzger and Dan Kaufman of Chudan Poodles. Through time we have acquired much experience from both of these people and our greatest gratitude goes out to them for giving us many good lessons in all phases of breeding and raising the good and healhy toy poodle. Most of all what we have learned from them is that genetics is everything for consistency in health, personality traits, and the continued looks or line of a showy or classy toy poodle. We strive to represent honesty and wonderful quality pets that our reputation will carry us through the years. We certainly owe our credibility to our great teachers and dear friends, "Chuck Metzger and Dan Kaufman" CHUDAN POODLES. We now have our babies in seven states and the parents all state that it has been worth every mile of travel to get one of our babies.