Cinnfully Sweet
             Standard Poodles
Welcome to the home of Cinnfully Sweet Standard Poodles.  We are a small breeder, located in the gold country of Northern California, a short drive from beautiful San Francisco and Lake Tahoe.  We breed and raise red standard poodles.  Our focus is on health and companionship, with the goal to improve the breed, but also to breed sweet pups with temperaments calm enough and suitable for both service or therapy dog certification.  We try to do this through health testing and obtaining titles on our breeding pairs, early extensive socialization of our puppies using *puppy culture guidelines.
Our puppies are born in our home, in a dedicated puppy room (which by the way is right off our great room and kitchen, in the heart of the our home).  We are there every step of the way, from whelping to getting ready to their forever homes.  When the puppies are old enough, they are exposed to all the sights, smells, and sounds that are needed to properly socialize a puppy.  One of our goals is for each and every puppy to meet a plethora of people, from young children to older individuals.  Our research has brought us to the realization that over vaccination and early spay and neuter could be shortening the lives of our beloved poodles.  Therefore we encourage a minimal vaccine protocol and do not encourage spay and neuter until after our beautiful puppies are fully grown.  
We hope you enjoy exploring our web pages and drop downs that follow, and as your can tell we are transparent in every aspect of our raising and socialization of these precious beings.  Through pictures, videos, and our 'closed' 'private' FB group, where we post at least on video a day, each and every day of our puppies lives here at our poodle ranch, you can see how our puppies are interacted with, and getting the best start in life possible.  With personal visits (after we have carefully screened you to assure our puppies safety) you can fully see each and every aspect of our breeding program.  Now how many breeders can say that.