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Pekingese & Poodle
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Our Peek-a-poo puppies are CKC registered, The Parents are AKC registered & range in size from 6 to 12lbs.
Our pups come with unlimited registration. They have been played with & socialized, which makes them very
sweet,outgoing & playful. Vaccinations are up to date, each pup comes with a Health Guarantee.
We can ship to most major Airports in the lower 48 & Alaska of the USA,Puerto Rico, & Canada . Shipping
includes a health certificate & crate.
Our pups come with unlimited registration. They have been played with & socialized, which makes them very
sweet,outgoing & playful. Vaccinations are up to date, each pup comes with a Health Guarantee.
We can ship to most major Airports in the lower 48 & Alaska of the USA,Puerto Rico, & Canada . Shipping
includes a health certificate & crate.
For more info or to purchase one of our puppies please call 229-425-1552 or 229-425-3436.
We require a $150.00 deposit to put a pup on hold, until you pick-up or our next shipping date.This deposit is
"NOT-REFUNDABLE"* and goes toward the purchase price.
Click here for Payment Options.
Thank you for visiting Shady Acre Kennels Website!!
*If, for any reason you decide not to get your pup, we then use the deposit money to readvertise the pup.
We require a $150.00 deposit to put a pup on hold, until you pick-up or our next shipping date.This deposit is
"NOT-REFUNDABLE"* and goes toward the purchase price.
Click here for Payment Options.
Thank you for visiting Shady Acre Kennels Website!!
*If, for any reason you decide not to get your pup, we then use the deposit money to readvertise the pup.
Country of Origin: The Peek A Poo is a cross between the Pekingese and the Toy or Miniature Poodle, a cross
that originated in the United States in the 1950’s. Like many Poodle crossbreeds, it is known by many names,
such as Peke A Poo, PekaPoo, or PeekaPoo. Poodle crossbreeds are meant to produce a dog with mixed traits
and the Poodle’s signature nonshedding coat. . Like other ‘designer breeds’, the Peek A Poo has seen a recent
surge in popularity.We produce Peek A Poos by crossing a purebred Poodle with a purebred Pekingese (called
a first generation cross). Size: The Peek A Poo has an average shoulder height of 11 in (28 cm) and weighs 10-
20 lbs (5-9 kg). Peek A Poos are sometimes sub-classified as Miniature Peek A Poos, Toy Peek A Poos, and
Teacup Peek A Poos, from largest to smallest. Peek A Poos may have the Pekingese’s flat skull and large eyes,
the Poodle’s long, narrow muzzle, or anything in between, depending on genetic influence of the parents.Coat:
The Peek A Poo has a soft, cotton-textured coat which can be white, brown, black, silver, or a mixture thereof.
It has a single layered coat with little dander and sheds little to none, making it an excellent match for those
with allergies. Character: The Peek A Poo is friendly, intelligent, and loving of its family. Peek A Poos tend to be
calmer than most other toy breeds. The Peek A Poo is usually well behaved, though it can be stubborn. Peek A
Poos have a loud bark which they employ frequently, especially when they hear loud noises, but this can be
overcome with training. They like to amuse their owners with playful antics.Temperament: The Peek A Poo is
wary of strangers and highly protective of its family. It gets along well with children, dogs and other pets, but
socialization when young is recommended. Young children should be supervised around the Peek A Poo to
ensure they treat it with respect. Care: The Peek A Poo requires a weekly brushing and combing. Bathe only as
necessary. Cleaning of the area around the eyes may be necessary to remove tear stains; careful brushing
with a small fine comb is effective. The Peek A Poo has a lifespan of 11-15 years. Like other hybrids, Peek A
Poos tend to have fewer health problems than purebreds (known as ‘hybrid vigor’). Common health problems
are breathing difficulties during exercise, cataracts, and congestive heart failure.Training: The Peek A Poo is
highly intelligent and eager to please, making it easy to train. A consistent, loving approach will reap the best
rewards.Activity: The Peek A Poo can have most of its exercise needs met by indoor activity, but it also enjoys
walks and outdoor play. The Peek A Poo is a good pet for an apartment or condominium.
that originated in the United States in the 1950’s. Like many Poodle crossbreeds, it is known by many names,
such as Peke A Poo, PekaPoo, or PeekaPoo. Poodle crossbreeds are meant to produce a dog with mixed traits
and the Poodle’s signature nonshedding coat. . Like other ‘designer breeds’, the Peek A Poo has seen a recent
surge in popularity.We produce Peek A Poos by crossing a purebred Poodle with a purebred Pekingese (called
a first generation cross). Size: The Peek A Poo has an average shoulder height of 11 in (28 cm) and weighs 10-
20 lbs (5-9 kg). Peek A Poos are sometimes sub-classified as Miniature Peek A Poos, Toy Peek A Poos, and
Teacup Peek A Poos, from largest to smallest. Peek A Poos may have the Pekingese’s flat skull and large eyes,
the Poodle’s long, narrow muzzle, or anything in between, depending on genetic influence of the parents.Coat:
The Peek A Poo has a soft, cotton-textured coat which can be white, brown, black, silver, or a mixture thereof.
It has a single layered coat with little dander and sheds little to none, making it an excellent match for those
with allergies. Character: The Peek A Poo is friendly, intelligent, and loving of its family. Peek A Poos tend to be
calmer than most other toy breeds. The Peek A Poo is usually well behaved, though it can be stubborn. Peek A
Poos have a loud bark which they employ frequently, especially when they hear loud noises, but this can be
overcome with training. They like to amuse their owners with playful antics.Temperament: The Peek A Poo is
wary of strangers and highly protective of its family. It gets along well with children, dogs and other pets, but
socialization when young is recommended. Young children should be supervised around the Peek A Poo to
ensure they treat it with respect. Care: The Peek A Poo requires a weekly brushing and combing. Bathe only as
necessary. Cleaning of the area around the eyes may be necessary to remove tear stains; careful brushing
with a small fine comb is effective. The Peek A Poo has a lifespan of 11-15 years. Like other hybrids, Peek A
Poos tend to have fewer health problems than purebreds (known as ‘hybrid vigor’). Common health problems
are breathing difficulties during exercise, cataracts, and congestive heart failure.Training: The Peek A Poo is
highly intelligent and eager to please, making it easy to train. A consistent, loving approach will reap the best
rewards.Activity: The Peek A Poo can have most of its exercise needs met by indoor activity, but it also enjoys
walks and outdoor play. The Peek A Poo is a good pet for an apartment or condominium.
WHOA!!! Take a look at our beautiful pek-a-pins!!! they are not long coated like the
pekapoo, but have short hair and THE cutest faces!!
pekapoo, but have short hair and THE cutest faces!!