IKC Registered health tested Silver Miniture Poodle

IKC Registered Health-Tested Silver Miniature Poodle – Proven Stud

Meet Alvin, our stunning 2 year old IKC registered silver miniature Poodle, born in November 2023. He is a proven sire, standing at 13.5 inches, and is an exceptional example of the breed—well-bred with a lovely temperament and excellent health credentials.

Health Tested, Alvin has completed the Full Laboklin Poodle Pack DNA test with results 100% clear for all hereditary disease specific to his breed including DM Exon2, rcd4 PRA, NE, prcd-PRA, vWD1.

Full paperwork and 5-generation pedigree available

Imported from Poland – Alvin’s pedigree is unique within Ireland, making him an excellent choice of miniature poodle stud who would be extremely unlikely to be genetically related to your girl.

Alvin is a kind, gentle, and affectionate boy. He’s fantastic with children, other dogs, and is part of our family home alongside three other dogs and a cat


All vaccinations and health checks are fully up to date.

We offer a safe, enclosed garden for mating visits, and we are happy to accommodate you and your bitch so Alvin remains relaxed in his home environment.
we offer two covers at least two days apart if this is what you prefer. Please note: Up-to-date vaccination certificates are required for all visiting bitches.

If you’re looking for a well-mannered, genetically healthy, and beautifully bred miniature silver poodle stud, Alvin may be the perfect match.

For more information or to arrange a visit, please get in touch.

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3. Ask for recent health check certificate from their vet, this should check for known issues with the breed & have details of vaccinations. We recommend you read about the recommended breed health tests for Poodles.
4. Stud dogs listed need to be 12 months or older. While bigger breeds may mature faster, often health complications don't show until later. DNA Testing is also recommended before a first mating.
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